uh positioned as a classic, modern classic, unfading - it's a bentley rolls-royce.ve that this one here, that tanisha, which we must work, which we have groped. we have learned to work in it. in fact, the commandant turns out to be more difficult than its predecessors from the family of auruses; its task is not only to be expensive and convenient in status. he must also be able to confidently move off the asphalt and at the same time silently in the lux e class, indicators the noisiness, of course, are the ones.

another, rolls royce was brought out also from a very, very ancient time ago, and it took an eagle. i'd spot her to see that it was the same rolls royce that has carried the duchess of windsor at some stage or another. and somebody in the royal muse was either having a joke or making a very sharp point. so who makes that choice? i do not know, but it's, it's all these points are extremely thoughtful. they are indeed, and i also wanted to ask you about the proclamation ceremonies that we were discussing yesterday when, when we spoke. and, and you told us then that the proclamation would have to be read in the capitals of the realm in cardiff and wales, belfast, on that island and in edinburgh. as we heard a little earlier from alan sasha. after the proclamation was, was read in edinburgh. there was a gun salute and then the, the national anthem, which course is now god save the king. and then we have booing. or what do you make of that? wow, in the old days, people wouldn't. bu they'd throw stones. they'd shoot at the ball because i said earlier, queen victoria had 6 different fascin

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one day, they follow this rolls royce back to her house in wimbledon, but it's not rupert murdoch's.yce to alec and his wife, muriel. muriel is followed, and they kidnap her thinking that she is anna murdoch. >> what can i do? >> there were ransom demands for a million pounds. >> if my father had been a millionaireor something , i'm certainly stunned. >> disappearance. but the search was called off at dusk without reserve. very shortly after her disappearance, mrs. mckay is murdered and her body was never found. >> you are the intended target for the kidnapper? >> yes. >> i would be a nightmare. >> it wasn't so bad for us as it was for alec mckay. >> since the murder and kidnapping, anna has never felt comfortable in london, and now she has three children to worry about, elizabeth, the oldest, laughlin, and james. >> now, after that happened, my living and breathing, and colored my time there. >> they are basically outcasts at this point, the british establishment wants nothing to do with them. x it's a terrible time in the murdaughs life, becomes one of the catalysts for murdaughs t

one day, they follow this rolls royce back to her house in wimbledon, but it's not rupert murdoch's.fe, muriel. muriel is followed, and they kidnap her thinking that she is kidnap her thinking that she is anna murdoch. >> i'm terribly worried. i am frantic that i can get my wife back again. what can i do? >> their ransom demands for a million pounds. >> if my father had been a millionaire or something, i might have not been so surprised, but i'm absolutely stunned. i can't, you know -- >> the disappearance of mrs. mckay. >> every open space has been searched. >> police fanned, but the search was called off at dusk without results. >> very shortly after her disappearance, mrs. mckay is murdered and her body is never found. >> you were the intended target for the kidnappers. >> yes. >> that must be a nightmare. >> it wasn't so bad for us as it was for alick mckay. >> since the murder and kidnapping, anna's never felt comfortable in london, and now she has three children to worry about -- elizabeth, the eldest, lachlan, and james. >> now after that happened, my living in britain -- it c

these do, it turns out rollson rolls-royce and controls the term and canadian - this is a company, uh the entire aviation industry in the nineties, along with two english projects factory that make such big mean turbines well from aircraft engines. now they just derailed in the same way. we are allowed our gas market, or rather it, because we again stepped on the same rake for the second time. i mean , we are the ones who were in charge of this gas market before we could start making big pipes in perm. we are doing now, we are trying to do them. we'll make a ps30 anyway, but uh, it should have been when they promised us, they said in the nineties. here i have three factories nearby aviation ulyanovsk kazan samara where everyone was elected is not standing. they said fezulashete. we will deliver the engines to you, when everything falls down , we made the engines, we were not supplied, we had to close all the factories. this was the first hoax now it's happening. i think it's a deal. at the same time lower to europe to germany at the same time. so to us. uh, it means to shut off this g

so the emperor ofjapan won't be able to use his rolls—royce and might have to sit on the bus alongsidepolitician or diplomat. they are here principally to honour the queen, not to talk to each other, and so they are more pliable, they will do the bidding of the foreign office protocol perhaps more happily than if this had been a summit. but yes, who sits next to whom, who is talking to whom will be something on the minds of everybody there. of course, there will be exceptions. the president of the united states doesn't take the bus — he takes the beast, an armoured car he used this week as he visited the british embassy in washington. not everyone is coming. president putin is not invited because of russia's invasion of ukraine, and president xi of china will probably send his deputy. and some mps don't want even him to come because of china's human—rights abuses. so politics may follow the politicians into the abbey, but once inside, the focus will turn inevitably to the woman they've come to mourn. james landale, bbc news. it's fair to say it's business as usualfor it's fair to say i

uh, rolls-royce and controls the service life and canadian - this is a company that controls with thete destroyed the entire aviation industry in the nineties, together with people, two english factories that make such big turbines well from aircraft engines. now they just derailed in the same way. we are allowed our gas market, or rather it, because we again stepped on the same rake for the second time. i mean , we are the ones who were in charge of this gas market before we could start doing these things in perm big pipes. we are doing now, we are trying to do them. we will make them ps30 anyway. but uh, it was necessary already when they promised us, they said in the nineties. here i have three aviation plants ulyanovsk kazansky samara nearby, where everyone was elected, they don’t stand there, they said fezyulyash do we will supply you with engines, when everything falls down, we made engines, we didn’t deliver, we had to close all the factories. this was the first hoax now it's happening. it seems to me, by agreement, for one thing, to lower europe into germany at the same time.

his first public act as king was to step from his rolls—royce outside the palace railings to meet andnd and cheek by those he did not know. but when the dust settles, normality will return, with the trials of real life. in facing those challenges, the country may have been strengthened by a period of reflection — a rare moment to think about who we are and who we want to be. mark easton, bbc news. it has been an extraordinary ten days. meditate you live to central london in the queue to witness the queen's lying in state. these are some of the last people now, it is only six hours or so left, the queue is now officially closed to any new joiners, the official statement is the queue to attend the line in —— lying in state is at final capacity as —— and is now closed to new entrants, please do not attempt to join the queue. after four days or so, for the half days, the queueing is almost at an and and these are some of the people in the last few hours to witness that the queen's lying in state before the funeral tomorrow. ok, now it is time to get the weather with ben. cloud amounts hav

those 2 black range rovers went past and a rolls royce limousine winds passed to my right as well. so we are expecting that one of those vehicles may contain inside the new king making his way to the accession ceremony. we haven't yet seen him on camera yet, but everyone watching as well on their smartphones. the, the local media is covering that live and many people wanting to witness history today. and i can, well imagine i'm just curious. i'm gonna come back to hand a clever here in the studio, seeing all those former prime ministers who were at each other's throats for 4 years. i am wondering if we're not just going to interrupt myself. we seem to be a, well, that's the current british prime minister. this trust isn't not just wantin yet. and others can go ahead. some unfortunate people from the church of england coming and it looks like the king of the coming in any man moment. i'm sitting in this, the queen consulted prince william and that he is okay at for sneeze. gonna either sign something and then speak all the other way around business. so part to as the council, your m

lamborghini, bentley, rolls royce, ferrari, all reporting record years with no signs left of sales thehis is simple wealth creation. the u.s. added 3 million more millionaires during the pandemic and it's close to 17 million of them and the supply of cars was better at the high end since the car companies and supplier, they give priority to the most profitable models when it comes to chips and other components and then you have the suvs, they've been the big driver at the top and most of the lamborghinis sold today are suvs or the udis model. aston martin showing their growth from the suvs to include more women and families. the rolls royce is the biggest of the suvs and that starts at $350,000 even ferrari expected to launch its first suv next week at over $300,000 it's called the purosangue and that's italian >>. [ speaking non-english ] >> two things, one, maybe people are buying luxury suvs, i don't know, robert, because they can't get a toyota highlander. maybe they just can't get the high-end models, and whatever i'll just throw more money on it and get a lambeau. why would you w

but still rolls-royce.r, it turns out a car, it turns out it's all the same to go like this watch the english queen know that you are yes, like this. and this is probably such a gesture to myself, what a fine fellow i am, another question is that i ride it. i realized that i want another car. in a neat, neat turn off the engine , seriously, what is happening now in the social media market with advertising budgets does not scare you, that everything can end a long time ago, i went through a stage when i was afraid that i had everything will end. as you say, i won’t have anything and won’t have anything left, then here’s my director for me. dasha said, she says, well, yes, i have known you for so many years. well, what do you think, if something happens to you, will you go to work? you will write some scripts. you will start the project there. in the end, you will go to shoot, because it works out well, that is, because i will be left without primary income. i'm not afraid, and i step out of my comfort zone e

the emperor of japan will not have to use his rolls-royce, and might have to sit on the bus by a mereian. >> they are here to honor the queen, not to talk to each other. so they will do the bidding of the front office protocol perhaps more happily than if this had been a summit. but who is talking to whom will to be on the minds of everybody there. of course, there will be exceptions. the president of the u. does not take the bus, he takes an armored car, one like he used to visit the british embassy in washington. president putin is not invited. and president xi will send a deputy, but some do not even want him to come because of human rights abuses. so politics might follow them into the abbey, but once inside the focus will be on the woman they have co to mourn. >> let's talk to my colleague, helen, who isith mourners who have already paid their respects and have now emerged outde. what is the mood there? helen: the mood is it is quiet and reflective, but there are large crowds because we are expecting the king, princess royal and prince edward and andrew to arrive short. they will

why is it that someone with an owl has returned from the baltics and she is opening the door of a rolls-royce here we are back in moscow, what was the first thing we wanted to do, and the most interesting thing is that after some time, mudozvon actually appeared on the air with a loaded face coincidence i don't think the natural desire to do what pugacheva said about in the open appeared in many people. so it's natural not to attribute the authorship of these fingals to a fragile woman. i don't want to confirm anything. indeed, the wild mussels are really difficult, although what will be surprised here is the theater of the absurd in its purest form, but it is good that there are people ready to say that the king is naked, i told you that this aunt would come and without everyone in line, there are a lot of figures who spoke out about the scarecrow. when she was abroad, she would not let anyone down. the scandalous showman was attacked and attacked. he turned out to be the right-wing litter, irritating, and the country's main rival mikhalkov was false. they all have long known alla borisovna,

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why, at all, from the baltics, someone pugacheva has returned, and she is opening the door of a rolls-royce with her legs so that we alla borysovna could no longer tolerate the likes of receiving again and calmly answered the scoundrel that no one is going to receive. етере с набитым лицом coincidence i don't think the natural desire to do what pugacheva said about in the open appeared in many people. so it's natural not to attribute the authorship of these fingals to a fragile woman i don't want to confirm anything, and nobody can confirm anything, but such a coincidence, but it's just something epic and really traditional, your business is such a wild offense, really . the king is naked, i told you that this aunt will come, you will be next in line , there are many figures who spoke about pugachev when she was abroad, she will not let anyone know both of them, the scandalous showman atkushinashvili turned out to be right the main goon mikhalkov was caught as a scumbag , and the main gangster mikhalkov was false in special networks. it is not difficult to condemn the fate of propagandists

it turned out to be an underlined futuristic door, hinged like on a rolls-royce, and instead of camera mirrors, rooftop sensors hint at a level 3 autopilot system in the fat. a large frameless display chair with built-in monitors for rear passengers, a huge panoramic roof and atmospheric lighting . it is interesting that with such a cosmic appearance, under the hood of the atlantic there will be a standard two-liter gasoline turbo engine. it works in tandem with an eight-speed automatic and all-wheel drive , the launch of serial assembly is scheduled, finally in november, the russian market also plans to have one more premiere from the celestial mark rue in the seik concern introduced the new generation of the rx5 crossover in the new generation, the car became larger and received a more aggressive taut design with a huge three-dimensional textured radiator grille . closer to the passenger among the options is 5g communication support voice control adaptive cruise control and all-round visibility system 1.5-liter petrol engine turbo four with output, 188. the horsepower is front-wheel

it turned out to be emphasized futuristic doors, hinged like on a rolls-royce, and instead of exterior the roof hint at a third-level autopilot system in fat. large frameless display chair with built-in monitors for rear passengers huge panoramic roof and atmospheric lighting it is interesting that with such a space appearance under the hood the atlantic will have a standard two-liter petrol turbo engine. it works in tandem with an eight-speed automatic and all-wheel drive , the launch of serial assembly is scheduled, finally in november, the russian market is also planning to have another premiere from the celestial brand rue in the seik concern. design with a huge three-dimensional texture radiator grille, the main feature of the interior is a horizontal dashboard screen and multimedia, which can be shifted by 30 cm. to the right closer to the passenger among the options is 5g communication support voice control adaptive cruise control and all-round visibility system one and a half liter gasoline turbo four with a return, 188. horsepower front-wheel drive, but the appearance of an al

cars that are somehow, and positioned as classics, modern classics, unfading - this is bentley rolls-royce. we believe that this is the tone that we must work on, that we have groped, we have learned to work in it. in fact , the commandant, it turns out more difficult predecessors from the aurus family, its task is not only to be expensive and convenient in status. he must still be able to confidently move off the asphalt and at the same time silently in the lux class, the noise figure, of course, is one of the fundamental ones, that is. the main thing is to provide it. ah, a passenger. e car maximum comfort but e, car suspension transmission power unit. e are set. e. so, to ensure good mobility on the transition. the manufacturer does not secretly say how many of these machines will be manufactured by special order absolutely public, not to say popular, but will be available in the salon for those who use this class of cars, neither the commandant nor the entire aurus line, of course, cannot accelerate the volume of domestic auto production to commodity indicators, at least 1 million cars

actually rich people by your upson county watches and things that aren't really that british, i mean, rolls, royces and british adding more. so it's obviously theoretical. it's based on quite things, deeply held views. and unlike the politicians, he's doing what he always said and wrote about, he was a co author and with bremen still his trust to said british workers are the laziest in the world though they will, they care about his football and pop music. these are the views that these politicians believe in a democratically elected by british population at large. he's doing what he always said, that the bank is, and as much as they want to, regardless of the core, you gotta imagine option a certainly with it, with the inflation. the energy bills are currency issues. the bank of england is now warning that the power is going to further dive as, as the autumn progresses into the winter. it's looking very, very blake. and here we have the bank is essentially looking at lining their pockets all over again. option. what do you think the average brit feels about this? well, law, the average british per

rolls—royce you have two sites _ championed by rolls—royce you have two sites in _ championed by rolls—royce will she go further to drive for— need this technology now so will she go further to drive for the _ need this technology now so will she go further to drive for the nuclear. go further to drive for the nuclear programme — go further to drive for the nuclear programme in— go further to drive for the nuclear programme in this _ go further to drive for the nuclear programme in this country? - go further to drive for the nuclear programme in this country? my. programme in this country? honourable friend is absently programme in this country?- honourable friend is absently right. small modular reactors are a very important part of our energy mix, they are produced here in united kingdom, they will help boost growth as well as boost energy security. and secondly, i will take a few more interventions in a few minutes. but please let me make progress on my speech. secondly, today's actions will deliver substantial benefits to our economy. boosting growth which boosts tax receipts and give ce

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possible, it is absolutely possible, it is not a utopia, we will not say that tomorrow we will produce rolls-roycet is possible, why it wasn't done, valentine, and you want more than 22 years. well, there were many reasons. well, first of all, we weren't a candidate country for the european union, at least we weren't a candidate country, there were just a lot of objective reasons subjective ones that were not given, for example, industrial parks, the same parks. that's why they. that's why i asked myself the same question, why they were not voted for by the verkhovna rada of the first, second, and third convocation. look at the turkish economy. look at how it grew since 1991, how we grew, we grew only when there, the prices of metals for agricultural products went up, and they grew thanks to what they did. such things as industrial parks, technological parks, they invested huge amounts of money in them, well, that is, politics the support was huge, why were they voted in our country only in the 21st year, why was the action of the city voted on by valentina, if you don’t lose your mind, just add t

deals have been struck with rolls—royce and teckno team who are building an electric 11 seater and itse than 300 projects are developing cleaner aircraft batteries are heavy and the range is rather limited. while licensing new technology takes time. homegrown starter is trying to bring electric seedlings to life. for local travel, air baskets on hydrogen fuel but that reality is still way off. spurred on by norway, sweden's heart aerospace designed this to carry 30 passengers. it's backed by airlines like united and sas. this will enter service in 2028 but already and 20 36 we will start flight testing using only the batteries on board, we can fly at about 200 kilometres but we also feature this preserved hybrid system we can extend the range. hybrid system we can extend the ranue. , hybrid system we can extend the rane, , ., ., ., hybrid system we can extend the ranue. , . ., ., , range. green aviation is engine closer. range. green aviation is engine closer- in _ range. green aviation is engine closer- in a _ range. green aviation is engine closer. in a few years - range. green aviat

wasn't a rolls-royce. we are going to be watching you on kennedy tonight at 7:00 p.m.astern on fox business network, thank you. check of those markets please, reading is there, down, getting a bit better, down less than 300 points, that is an improvement and the nasdaq is down only 50 points, some improvement, mark avalon joins us now, welcome back, you know what i'm going to ask you, why put money into stocks right now? >> i would hesitate with all the uncertainty but the short answer for why would be because you are a very long-term investor, we are at the length of a historic bull market in duration and down 20%, the typical bear market is 30, most of the damage has been done and if you are looking three to five years it may make sense for a lot of investors but today is about caution. wait until we get clarity from the fed and earnings and inflation. stuart: i don't know if i have asked you this before but i will ask the question i have asked for a lot of folks on the show. what is wrong with me buying one year treasury today, holding it to maturity, getting 4. 08%

rolls-royce has that technology.t essentially does feel like almost covid levels of support for this current economies for businesses. how confident are you that is what we will get? karan: i am very confident that liz truss understands we need to build our long-term capabilities through incentivizing investments and incentivizing growth but also the short term of helping our country survive and get through the next six to 12 months, which will be crucial. energy prices will settle down. hopefully the war in ukraine will come to an end sooner than later and we will be in a strong position to grow going forward. now is the time to do our best to help consumers. dani: thank you so much for joining us. lord karan bilmoria of cbi. this is bloomberg. ♪ dani: liz truss will formally be appointed as uk prime minister tomorrow when she visits queen elizabeth in her scottish castle. bloomberg's lizzy burden has been at 10 downing street watching the events unfold and what to watch up ahead. let's start with the here and now.

probably we'll see their royal rolls-royce with the royal standard heading towards westminster, whichax has just been talking about. so in terms of the prime ministers, it is extraordinary, honestly i can still -- it's an extraordinary piece of theater. live, global theater that this queen at the age of 96 saw out her 14th prime minister and saw in her 15th prime minister as her last bit of official duty. i'm being told, maybe it wasn't the case this whole summer when she was more elderly and clearly more unwell, but even in balmoral where she spent many weeks per year that the red boxes, the dispatch boxes, would be sent up to her regularly from the government, from her prime minister, so that she would keep up to date with matters of state and government in her constitutional role. so, yes, she was up there on holiday having barbecues and hiking and fishing and this and that, but she was also always working. that was exemplified right to the very, very end. she was a working woman right to the very end. a working mother right to the very end. a grandmother and a great grandmother. i

whenever the queen was supposed to turn up in a rolls royce, she turned up on the moment in a time ofange and terrible change in some cases, she was the one reliable thing in our lives and in our perspective. >> carley: one thing about the queen, she never openly gave her political opinions as head of church and state. she was sort of above the partisanship. charles as prince was much different. he did talk about how he felt about climate change and immigration approximately and criticized sending immigrants to rawanda. as king, will that change? >> heville to be more circumspect in what he said. the queen could convey opinion in subtle ways by one eyebrow or a quirky smile, let you know what she really felt. he will have to be more circumspect issue he's been ruled by passion, but not at all a bad thing, he is a real human being, he feels great sympathy and enthusiasms, he'll have to be more level in his emotions. >> todd: this has been i refer to it as earthquake for great britain thiseck woo, first a new prime minister and now a new monarch. what are you expecting for the relations

to create a market incentive a rolls royce peck later buys property of the as language as they build moreen if they are market rate x. i want to name that because while i'm help to have the conversations i feel strongly we need to be deterring the real estate speculation which could threaten to buy up neighborhoods demolish neighborhoods in the name of building market rate housing and i think whatever that number is and i'm not stuck on 5. if well is something else this makes sense that will be what guides me in terms of arriving at this aim of time to make sure it does have an antispeck welltive function. i think we all don't agree or define things the same. i upon don't think that we had define whatted is speculation. is it any profit of a developer? what degree is it 25% or 30%. i think that part of we have not done the analysis if it is 3 unit or forethe building code requires you put in an elevator. there is prosecute forma this would trig are that analysis you know from my point whether this is speck welltive or part of like the capitolism that you know is part of our for you k

so the emperor ofjapan won't be able to use his rolls—royce and might have to sit on the bus alongsideho's talking to whom will be something on the minds of everybody there. of course, there'll be exceptions. the president of the united states doesn't take the bus, he takes the beast, an armored car he used this week as he visited the british embassy in washington. not everyone's coming. president putin's not invited because of russia's invasion of ukraine. and president xi of china will probably send his deputy. but some mps don't want even him to come because of china's human rights abuses. so politics may follow the politicians into the abbey, but once inside, the focus will turn inevitably to the woman they've come to mourn. james landale, bbc news. tens of thousands of people queueing. let's take a look at some images of victorian gardens here. we understand from the government website that is keeping a check on this that if you were to join the queue now it would take you about 19 and a half hours to get to the front of it. it is going to be a cold night, people have been advised

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the king and queen consort are getting i guess there is a rolls-royce a stretch rolls, if i can put it. a private internment service to for the queen in st. george's capital. you realize she will lie in hailing distance of henry the viii of all people. >> jane seymour, many others in the history books. her cone mother, her sister margaret, her beloved husband, duke of edinburgh who died at age of 99. the whole thing, st. george's chapel. the building on it began in 1475 talking about history. and, a part of that amazing windsor estate. only went up to windsor once, stu, on the exterior. it is really impressive place. neil: right next door to windsor is eaton, eton college, the super high-end school that educated princes kings, heaven knows what else for centuries. that is next to windsor. >> 1200 it was founded. neil: isn't that extraordinary. i have never been to windsor myself. watching the proceedings was extraordinary event for me and you, many of my american friends, colleagues, taken aback by a paying attention to a new king and former queen on fading world power. why on earth so

in 1974, during a failed kidnapping attempt, when a man blocked her rolls-royce, she refused to get outher car, telling the man, quote, not bloody likely. >> a fairly loke discussion about the fact that i wasn't going to go anywhere and wouldn't it have been much better if he just went away and we all forget about it. >> reporter: anne has been married twice. she has two children, peter and zara with her first husband. their parents chose not to give them royal titles. anne's second husband, timothy laurence, had served as personal assistant to the queen. they married in 1992. when her mother, the queen, died, anne became the first woman ever to stand guard at what's called the vigil of the princes. earlier, she had been at balmoral castle for her mother's final hours, then accompanied her coffin through the streets of the edinburgh. and in an act of reverence, offered a single courtesy to her majesty, her mother. randi kaye, cnn. >> with us now is bonnie greer. she's an author, play wright. i heard some people saying she's sort of the unsung hero of this entire week. the way she has he

there is the rolls-royce carrying him to the palace. give us a sense today, roughly a a day after the news, how are the uk people feeling? >> i think this is a very stark image. this is king charles in what was the late queen's limousine, state limousine, and that royal claret color and you see above it, the royal standard flying, which is the monarch's flag. so we have been talking a lot, haven't we, about how the flags ash around the united kingdom, have been flying at half-staff, all but one, the royal standard, because the monarch never dies. we have seen the rolls cleared coming from the airport. the details of this we can't reveal in exact detail until they happened for security reasons, but it does feel as though they're heading towards buckingham palace. so two orders of business i would say would be at the front of the new king's mind. that would be meeting the public, as king, having some time with the public, and showing he's amongst the public. we'll wait to see how that sort of translates itself when he arrives at the palac

just a short while ago we believe we saw king charles iii pass by in his rolls royce. crowd certainly acted like it. they were cheering and going crazy, but nothing like the scene that you were just talking about out at windsor, another royal residence. for the first time in a very long time, we saw prince william, his wife kate, prince harry, his wife, meghan, together again in honor of queen elizabeth ii. they paused to look at the flowers left in front of the castle, and then all four worked the crowd for a long time, shaking hands, exchanging greetings, accepting flowers. for the moment at least, any tensions between the two branches of the royal family, well, they were set aside. this comes on a day when charles was officially proclaimed king charles iii in the tradition known as the meeting of the accession council. queen consort camilla by his side. the next in line for the throne, prince william, with his new title, prince of wales with. after trumpets hailed the news and cannons blasted away, an official proclaimed charles the king, and for anybody who was lis

again, we saw the king wiz by in his rolls royce a short while ago and we have been seeing a lot of pompeing practiced this ahead of a full, full week of the remembrances of the late queen elizabeth ii. just concluded at the westminster hall parliament joint session of the houses of commons and lords. are camilla made a very regal entrance. reply from charles short and sweet. take a listen. >> she set an example of selfless duty which, with god's help and your counsel's, i am resolved faithfully to follow. >> now as we say king is on his way to edinboro coffin of the late queen brought to a packed city on sunday. that is now at a royal residence there. charles will join family members and they will walk with the casket to the main cathedral there for a service and public viewing just about two and a half hours' time from now. that should be spectacular. out and about this past weekend to the delight of the crowds at windsor castle, prince william, wife kate, plus prince harry and wife meghan it was thought this was the first time this four have been seen together since harry and meghan h

steve: martha my new new monitored there but we solve the king and the queen consort get out of the rolls-roycey have arrived. as going through downtown edinburg, this was not to view the body of the queen. this was at the king and there he is right there. it looks like people are embracing charles because they were ten deep on the streets of edinburg. >> absolutely. i can see the shot now and of all places, a welcome moment, note belt for the people of scotland and edinburg. you have this procession which will be pretty dramatic. this will be the first time king charles has seen his mother. that will proceed from the palace up the royal mile one of the most famous stretches in the united kingdom. it is a steep hill up to st. giles cathedral near the top of edinburg castle. the family will welcome that procession. the last time we saw that the queen mother's funeral, diana's funeral much younger. but the other part of that right now is an ancient ritual which is the tour of the new monarch through the different parts of the united kingdom here and so this is the scotland stop. that is why he is

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his first public act as king was to step from his rolls—royce outside the palace railings to meet and life. in facing those challenges, the country may have been strengthened by a period of reflection — a rare moment to think about who we are and who we want to be. mark easton, bbc news. let's return to the thousands of people queuing to pay their respects on the final day of the queen's lying in state at westminster hall. the queue is expected to reach capacity and close later this afternoon. this is the scene — the queue is still stretching for miles with waiting time around 13 hours. our correspondent charlotte gallagher is near the front of the queue in westminster. u nfortu nately, unfortunately, i don't think charlotte can hear us, but as we watch those who have already been queueing for many hours, as they reached this point in the queue, where eight snakes, zigzag back and forth, shortly after this they will cross the bridge and that is when they reach the point when they will be able to enter westminster hall, and currently, the message is that people who haven't already left

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remarkable. >> steve: simply the new king is in the rolls-royce headed to the palace.roud to be british. >> she also made it and here's the thing and i will do it quickly, this is the only country in the history of mankind that had an empire and formed a good relationship with the former colleagues. look at our relationship with the u.s. very close partners and 54 countries now in the commonwealth, former colonies of the country get on well. we are friends, trade, play sports and the queen help found that and build that. 2.3 billion people living in the commonwealth and she made that happen. that is the most astonishing achievement. >> will: historical context. nigel, thank you for jumping on with this this morning. >> ainsley: thanks, nigel. >> steve: more "fox & friends" from london coming up. ♪ ♪ that lets you customize any load. get the products you need this labor day. my asthma felt anything but normal. a blood test helped show my asthma is driven by eosinophils, which nucala helps reduce. nucala is a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma.

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so the emperor ofjapan won't be able to use his rolls—royce and might have to sit on the bus alongsideand so they are more pliable, they will do the bidding of the foreign office protocol perhaps more happily than if this had been a summit. but yes, who sits next to whom, who is talking to whom will be something on the minds of everybody there. of course, there will be exceptions. the president of the united states doesn't take the bus — he takes the beast, an armoured car he used this week as he visited the british embassy in washington. not everyone is coming. president putin is not invited because of russia's invasion of ukraine, and president xi of china will probably send his deputy. and some mps don't want even him to come because of china's human—rights abuses. so politics may follow the politicians into the abbey, but once inside, the focus will turn inevitably to the woman they've come to mourn. james landale, bbc news. we can speak now to helen catt, who's with mourners who've been paying their respects in westminster hall and have now emerged the other side. helen, what is t