they're the future of the royal family.rrival seemed to offer diminished and whittled away. and i think that's because of some baked—in issues — institutional racism — within the core of the monarchy and the monarchy more broadly. the royal family are said to be hurt and disappointed after prince harry and his wife meghan announced last night they are stepping back from royal duties. harry, over here! harry, what do you think about destroying the royal family? meghan and harry have since claimed the royal family failed to defend them from attacks in the press which they felt were racist. tonight, for the first time, they tell their story. whoa! then, meghan dropped her bombshell during an interview with oprah winfrey about remarks she claims were made by one of the royals about her unborn child. concerns and conversations about how dark his skin might be when he's born. what?! can you just let me know — is the royal family- a racist family, sir? no, we're very much not a racist family. friends of the king say the breakdown

but, in general, the royal family do not make apologies and i don't think we can expect the royal familylace says king charles takes the issue of slavery: it says: ..exploring the links between the british monarchy and the slave trade. the queen's standard is lowered. britain's historic links to slavery are part of the reason why barbados became a republic two years ago, though it stayed in the commonwealth. freedom, justice and self—determination have been your guides. more caribbean nations have said they may hold referendums about removing the monarch as head of state, so how would charles handle the likely shrinking of his realm? applause. well, i think he's said that if they want to become republics, then that is a matter for them. and what does that show about his attitude as a person? i think it shows that he's very pragmatic and sensible. but if they no longer wish to have the king as head of state, they —that�*s their call. it's their country. times have changed since the last coronation 70 years ago. zadok the priest by handel plays. each monarch in this country has always left

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for her part, pat colin of the royal couege for her part, pat colin of the royal college of nursing hasnd the only way to deal with bullies in her words is to stand up to them including in court —— pat cullen. it is an important week in this dispute because we will get results from other unions of the pay offer. in england one has already supported it, unison, and we will have to find out about the others. while we wait to see whether the action on may the 2nd is blocked by the court. the action on may the 2nd is blocked by the court-— the action on may the 2nd is blocked b the court. a , . , by the court. many thanks, hugh pym, our health editor. _ now, the most—watched presenter on cable news in the us, tucker carlson of fox news, is leaving the network, which is owned by rupert murdoch. carlson has been in the vanguard of fox's unflagging support for donald trump and he was named in the recent court case when fox news agreed to pay almost $800 million over its coverage of the 2020 presidential election and its false claims about vote—rigging. 0ur north america editor sarah smith repo

archives and the royal collection.ble to make that decision unilaterally or would he have had to consult government?— unilaterally or would he have had to consult government? when it comes to access to the — consult government? when it comes to access to the royal _ consult government? when it comes to access to the royal archives _ consult government? when it comes to access to the royal archives that - consult government? when it comes to access to the royal archives that is - access to the royal archives that is entirely a matter for the access to the royal archives that is entirely a matterfor the king access to the royal archives that is entirely a matter for the king that you are quite right to raise the question of the government. this whole delicate issue would not be addressed by the head of state without him consulting with the government and so we can take it that this is notjust a royal initiative, but that it has got downing street backing as well. robert lacey. a huge amount of interest in this story. our

she is - royal family view her. yes, absolutely. she is now- royal family view her. her. yes, l absolutely. she is now at the royal family view her. yes, - absolutely. she is now at the heart of the establishment. she will be crowned alongside the king. and it will be the reign of king charles and queen camilla. it's a huge really bella tatian of the image of camilla back from —— rehabilitation. back from the 1990s. i think most people wouldn't accept or really don't care about the prospect that now we are going to have a crowned queen camilla. certainly for some people come will be a sense of this might�*ve been diana. that's something... diana is a story of decades ago, many young people don't even remember her. this is symbolic. it significant and it does show the royalfamily, charles it significant and it does show the royal family, charles and the palace moving forward and again looking forward to celebrate camillus position now at the heart of the royal family. position now at the heart of the royal family-— position now at the heart of the royal family. positi

she members of the royal family? she reall is, members of the royal family?eally is, she is _ members of the royal family? sue: really is, she is very popular, members of the royal family? si2 really is, she is very popular, also popular with the press, somebody who enjoys a joke, she lightens up charles on royal tours. they would have have seen this coming and will be broadly delighted that charles has camilla by his side. he clearly needs her, he leans upon herfull support, for reassurance, she has been there at all of the events he has been at since the death of the late queen elizabeth ii. i think they will be glad, broadly, charles and camilla. it they will be glad, broadly, charles and camilla-— and camilla. it has been a really aood to and camilla. it has been a really good to talk— and camilla. it has been a really good to talk to _ and camilla. it has been a really good to talk to you _ and camilla. it has been a really good to talk to you about - and camilla. it has been a really good to talk to you about queen camilla, orthe good to talk to you abo

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the royal colle . e government, thank you. the royal colleae of government, thank you.ollege of nursing leader pat i college of nursing leader pat cullen, and the news that the high court has ruled that strike action planned by the royal college of nursing from a second will be unlawful so that strike will end earlier than she had planned. another story we have been covering on bbc news, the new tax on gambling firms announced by the government, also looking at having alerts if people lose too much money into short period. and the consultation if we have maximum stakes online. the house of lords gambling reform group's chair lord foster is with us. you have been asking for this since 2004 or earlier, you must be very relieved. i’m since 2004 or earlier, you must be very relieved-— since 2004 or earlier, you must be very relieved. i'm very pleased that at lona very relieved. i'm very pleased that at long last — very relieved. i'm very pleased that at long last the _ very relieved. i'm very pleased that at long last the white _ very relieved. i'm very pleased that at long

so the royal family orders u.c. of the queen on it that women wear. camilla and kate have on that. they are traditionally made of ivory as well but it is believed kate's was not made of ivory because it was a new piece and there was no need for it. elephants are so endangered that it would be completely inappropriate. however i think when it comes to something like the crown jewels, there is a different balance here because they are so old. some of these date back to the late 1600s. charles ii and james ii. so it is a different time and it is not like they are going to be recreated. so i think that is one that could possibly be something that continues as tradition for the royal family in future. irate as tradition for the royal family in future. ~ ., , as tradition for the royal family in future. ~ , ., future. we saw the royals arriving esterda future. we saw the royals arriving yesterday in _ future. we saw the royals arriving yesterday in windsor _ future. we saw the royals arriving yesterday in windsor for _ fu

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royal: absolutely. the forestry and fire recruitment program is a nonprofit that helps recruit into the firefighting profession. we basically gave basic certifications necessary to work for the forest service, and also the california firefighter work and crew, and help to, you know, just understand the lifestyle changes that they will have to make in order to be in public service, because folks that know about, you know, people going to fight fires and camps, they consider that a zero, but now actually becoming a hero is something they will take on, so this is imperative. kristen: before we get into the training program, i know there are many facets to it, royal, this is a very personal venture for you, right? royal: yes. yes, ma'am. i was actually a fire camp myself, wanted to do this professionally, did not have the platform or the pathway to be able to make it happen. me and my cofounder, brandon smith, made it, figured o can we make it happen, for folks that are serious about professional firefighte

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very interesting _ developments around the royal family and the royal household because questions haven's metropolitan police says it has moved officers from tackling serious crime and terrorism — to boost efforts to clean up its own workforce. last month, a major review branded the force institutionally sexist, racist and homophobic. speaking to bbc radio 4 this morning, the head of the met says hundreds of officers and civilian staff will be removed over the next few years. isaid i said when i started policing six months ago that we were going to have to do a doubling down on policing and this is part of that. the progress we are making, we are close to doubling, we have more cases in the pipeline. this is all part of that mission to clear out those who are leading us down, the hundreds who are letting us down and the tens of thousands of good officers are supportive and determined to help us. you have discovered _ determined to help us. you have discovered so _ determined to help us. you have discovered so far _ determined to help us. you have discovered so far you _ determined to h

she's got a royal title. you know, she's got children now who've got royal royal titles. we do move on. the scottish government under new leader humza yousaf will challenge uk government's challenge the uk government's use sex 35 of the scotland use of sex 35 of the scotland act. effective albie. what he's doing act. effective albie. what he's bebbe ebe— act. effective albie. what he's bebbg bbe ew— act. effective albie. what he's doing the new first— wt �*"�*"bi;wt.c what he's doing the new first minister. we-e— doing the new first minister. we-e beebbwg— doing the new first minister. he's keeping going with nicola swweeew-e— he's keeping going with nicola sturgeon's completely barmy plan to sturgeon's completely barmy plan b-ebbbbwew— sturgeon's completely barmy plan to-children as— sturgeon's completely barmy plan to children as young as to allow children as young as be— to allow children as young as bblebewge— to allow children as young as 15.5-change their- to allow children as young as 15.5 change their gender 15.5 to change their gender wbwbeww— 15.5 to change thei

in order for the royal family to take _ in order for the royal family to take this — in order for thee this research seriously, in order for the public to demand action, — order for the public to demand action, and in an order for the descendent communities to have a case to— descendent communities to have a case to articulate to be able to point _ case to articulate to be able to point to— case to articulate to be able to point to the evidence in the archives— point to the evidence in the archives and say, there is a paper trail here — archives and say, there is a paper trail here. there is a case to be made _ trail here. there is a case to be made for— trail here. there is a case to be made for not only royal involvements, but discussions around restorative _ involvements, but discussions around restorative justice and the prospect of potential reparations. i think this is— of potential reparations. i think this is why— of potential reparations. i think this is why public discussions and public— this is why public discussions and public awareness is so crucial, especially— public aw

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william and john both live at the royal air force's i live at the royal air force's retirement agencypast, a symbolic tribute to the man believed to be the last surviving wartime member of the dam busters squadron. live with bbc news, and to north korea where if you will recall, borders were shut in 2020 in response to the pandemic which made entry to the country virtually impossible. security measures have since been increased and punishment for those trying to cross to south korea have become even more frightening. the number of those arriving in south korea dropped to just 67 people last year. are corresponded has spoken to a woman called song li, one of the few who managed to escape. translation: there are days that song li still does not believe she is living with her mother. what she has endured to be here made it seem like this day would never come. song—mi was four years old when her mother tried to escape north korea, with her strapped to her chest. her mother was caught and sent to prison. when she was released, she decided to escape again — this time, alone. song—mi was lef

it is tell me why it is it you support the rajasthan royals?— rajasthan royals?- rajasthan royals? it is a very interesting question to - rajasthan royals? it is a very interesting question to be - rajasthan royals? it is a very interesting question to be in l rajasthan royals? it is a very - interesting question to be in honest because being a mumbai it is a very odd relationship i have with rajasthan royals. in days back all the way back in 2011 when i first started taking interest in cricket at the age of 11 years old after india lifted the world cup in 2011 that time i didn't really have an idea and i was looking for supporting a different kind of game other than just choosing my home basis and at that time it was regarded as the underdogs, rajasthan royals, and they had so much potential due channel —— youth talent which i didn't expect the most of these were the reasons why felt that rajasthan royals with a perfect fit for me because they were the underdogs and they gave a position for unknown talents in young talents to flourish in the biggest stage that i

kelly swaby in huddersfield, royal historian, thank| huddersfield, royal historian, thank you so muchy. we will have to leave it there. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. what i love most about myjob and what makes it most unique is the ability to tell stories about people from all over the world, give them a platform to be able to share their stories. and i love doing it, whether it's in the studio or out in the field. the focus of my storytelling throughout my career has been women and children, those who have been impacted by conflict, by upheaval. i often find in my storytelling that the issues that concern a young woman in kabul is also something that young women here in london are also thinking about. so we are far more connected. our concerns, whether that's about child care or about the cost of living or about energy prices, is something that's truly global. and so to be able to bring uk audiences those stories into their living rooms, on their mobile phones, on their digital platforms is so critical in an increasingly interconnected world. you're live with

royals should be more active mi io yow— the royals should be more active mi io yow spree— the royals speaking of that, kinsey, of course you're flying to the uk of course you're flying to the us ior— of course you're flying to the us ior irre— of course you're flying to the uk for the coronation . and i'm uk for the coronation. and i'm ieiiiiriei— uk for the coronation. and i'm ieiimiei io— uk for the coronation. and i'm delighted to say— uk for the coronation. and i'm delighted to say that you'll be toimimi— delighted to say that you'll be toimimp me— delighted to say that you'll be toimimp me is— delighted to say that you'll be toimimp me is my— delighted to say that you'll be joining me as my presenter's iriemi— joining me as my presenter's iriemi om— joining me as my presenter's friend on the— joining me as my presenter's friend on the sixth and the 5th of friend on the sixth and the 5th oi way— friend on the sixth and the 5th oi way is— friend on the sixth and the 5th of may as well. _ friend on the sixth and the 5th of may as well. so— friend on the sixth and the 5th of may as

house supporting research by allowing full access to the royal collection and the royal archives thed in october 2022, that's just after the king exceeded the throne it is due to be completed in september 2026. the the throne it is due to be completed in september 2026.— the throne it is due to be completed in september 2026. the key question, what do we actually _ in september 2026. the key question, what do we actually know— in september 2026. the key question, what do we actually know about - in september 2026. the key question, what do we actually know about the i what do we actually know about the historic connections? i5 historic connections? i3 interesting, the buckingham palace release this information after being asked about an article regarding, they got a big article about historic links between the royal household and slavery. what they said the mother broken links over the years going back to 1560 for, —— 1564. while the years going back to 1560 for, —— 156a. while elizabeth gave a large trader ship for trade and profit. also flaying previously unseen documents in 1689 a

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royal connection and the royal archives.t a month after king charles seceded the throne, and it's due to be completed by september 2026. now, as any follower of the english premier league knows, football at the top level is a pretty ruthless business. but it can also make for some pretty extraordinary pretty extraordinary turnarounds. chelsea havejust appointed frank lampard as the temporary head coach. as the temporary head coach, which is amazing given he was fired by the same club injanuary 2021 — and by his subsequent employer everton, earlier this year. no wonder the man himself looks delighted. i didn't think i'd never be in the seat. i'm a confident person, i want to work hard. i understand the game. and this club, obviously, i had a big connection with. if i'm honest, it wasn't my thought one day i would be back here as chelsea manager because myjob is to be as good a manager i can be. unfinished business sounds a bit hollywood. sounds a bit hollywood, it's like you're looking for a great line. i want to work and i w

he works for the royal mail in edinburgh i for the royal mail in edinburgh and was visiting family whennight. i think the fighting is around my _ night. i think the fighting is around my street _ night. i think the fighting is around my street now. - night. i think the fighting is l around my street now. very, night. i think the fighting is - around my street now. very, very, very close. very, very close. gunfire despite the dangers, some british nationals are now trying to make their own way out, including one man, william, who told us he was on a bus to egypt, organised by his sudanese employer. ladle a bus to egypt, organised by his sudanese employer.— a bus to egypt, organised by his sudanese employer. we have had absolutely nothing _ sudanese employer. we have had absolutely nothing but _ sudanese employer. we have had absolutely nothing but nonsense l sudanese employer. we have had - absolutely nothing but nonsense from the government. not even nonsense, we have had nothing. the last communication was that the government itself is going to do nothing, the foreign office, and so we

royal family.iuch time 3 that's right. royal family. probably for the royal family. by people who they consider to _ being lectured by by people who they consider to extremely they consider to be an extremely prlvllegeb— they consider to be an extremely privileged positions , telling privileged positions, telling bnem— privileged positions, telling bem-bney— privileged positions, telling them they should live their them how they should live their llvec. —bnlc— lives. we've had this incessantly- lives. we've had this- incessantly-last lives. we've had this— incessantly-last couple incessantly over the last couple of incessantly over the last couple el becabec— incessantly over the last couple of decades through celebrities anb— of decades through celebrities anb mebla. — of decades through celebrities and media. and— of decades through celebrities and media. and quite frankly, i ben-b— and media. and quite frankly, i ben-b bnlnl— and media. and quite frankly, i don't think anyone hear don't think anyone wants to hear abeab— don't think anyone wants to hear abeab .— do

and the royal collection.by royal historian and biographer robert lacey. lovely to see you. what did you make of this move by king charles? it shows that? it shows that how aware he is, he has spoken in the past in emotional terms about the distress that memories of slavery caused him and prince william has spoken in the same way, as a slavery being something that he was personally ashamed of, he actually said he wished it had never happened. and this project is a phd thesis, we understand, that will address this issue precisely. cynics would say that it issue precisely. cynics would say thatitis issue precisely. cynics would say that it is much better for the monarchy to collaborate with the study like this, than to appear to block it. certainly, to give full access to the royal archives is a very rare thing, the royal archives are closely protected, particularly when it comes to the personal letters of the monarch and what they might have thought about something like this. so it shows the new king opening th

he's turned a royal family- iv“t: he's turned a royal family into a soap— turned a royal family intoge are you going to tell children this ? �*vihix t:ti age are you going to tell- children this ? well, you do you children this? well, you do you want me to tell you? the biggest the want me to tell you? the biggest tho htggost— want me to tell you? the biggest tho htggost thhg— want me to tell you? the biggest the biggest thing here,— tix.7 the biggest the biggest thing here, though, is the biggest thing here, though, ts that— the biggest thing here, though, ts that what— the biggest thing here, though, is that what we're seeing is that— is that what we're seeing is that increasingly the state is assumhg— that increasingly the state is assumhg tho— that increasingly the state is assuming the responsibilities of patonts— assuming the responsibilities of patonts-woty- assuming the responsibilities of parents, very dangerous parents, which is very dangerous hooauso—hoi because, you know, it should be up to— because, you know, it should be up to a— because, you know, it should be up to a

some might feel with the royal college of nursing has i the royal college of nursing has rolled backal plan to have a strike that affected for the first time all forms of care including emergencies. the rcn say on friday night and saturday morning they had so many calls through the negotiating channels from leading hospitals saying they couldn't guarantee patient safety and they were really concerned that it was better to have exemptions across all hospitals that were affected, covering intensive care and the biggest emergencies in a&e. hospital bosses have welcomed that but they are still very concerned and one put it to me tonight that the whole system was hanging by a thread tonight and tomorrow during this strike action, and that actually exemptions cover the relatively small amount of care offered anyway. it is worth remembering it is just under half of hospitals under strike where there were mandates, but those not affected are making the point that ambulances could be diverted to them creating more pressure on their a&e units. it is clear that steve barclay, the health secreta

i think we all should admit that the 90s were a difficult time for the royal family and king charlest certainly has painful memories of this period but that does not mean that history will be cruel to him or to the monarchy personally from my point of view despite all the moments that the royal families may not like this in this series , they do not comment on it at all, by the way, any comments there , they were told, as it were, from the circle of the royal family, as if the prince said that , as if prince willem said everything. by the way , they told that the prince believed is very dissatisfied with the display of quarrels between the characters of his mother and his father, they say that it causes him another kind of moral trauma when he sees it and he believes that his parents are their images exploited and presented in a false simplified form in order to make money money personally, i think that on the contrary, this series is shown with great respect for the members of the royal family, they are all portrayed by the authors. so, even in spite of their a-a, the lower steps ar

the flush royale team , in general, is very strange for you, e-my clash royale, it is absolutely, asv-on-don. i liked you very, very much. thank you very much. i want to tell the teams too. thanks for the mood. as my teacher alexander anatolyevich shirvindt says, he came, threw a sparkle and left. today you know us such a firecracker blew up. we are all in sequins, good mood, thank you to all the teams. thanks dmitry khrustalev thanks to the teams, i came here today in a good mood and in a good mood. i'll leave, despite the fact that the mood to us, some teams tried to spoil the greeting. you didn't succeed. we are still in a good mood. uh kazakhs, do not boil a lot there was actual humor, but some jokes. i did not understand, apparently, difficulties in translation, or i'm already very old and ivan ivanov er, a lot of interesting finds, especially with an inflatable pool. well, a little screwed up. there is a feeling that if you rehearsed for a couple more days, it would be great, close brilliant and, of course , i will repeat the words of alexander oleshko. you are lucky that you r

is that what you think about the royal family? tell me more, please! got the money and stuff like that. they are not as relatable to our cost of living, because most of us live in poverty, they are the leaders of the uk, so they don't have to face those challenges. in terms of the future of britain, should we continue to have a monarchy? yes. that was unanimous. | having a monarch and being british, | it shows that we are our own people. ijust think it makes our country special, because they are not many monarchies around. some people take it as a symbol of pride that we have a royal family, and it brings people together. it is a part of my heritage. does it make you proud? yeah, it really does. that's all for now — stay with bbc world news. hello there. very few places on monday had a completely dry day and temperatures struggled to get into double figures. we've seen the colder air down from the arctic move down across the whole of the uk. that's firmly in place right now. there are some weather fronts trying to push up from the south—west, but most

members of the royal family are still limited to glory. cannot describe the depth of my regret for the suffering of so many people, i continue to study to this day the tangible consequences of slavery a receipt for the transfer of shares of the royal african company, the manager of robert colton to king william iii, was published . the monument to king william the third stands today's william for apologizing for the horrific consequences of slavery will forever leave a stain on our history. i want to express my deepest. regret slavery was disgusting and the slave trade should never have happened, as was the ownership of lands, waters, steamboat factories. it can be attributed to the family, they say, charles and william are not to blame for being born rich, but there are claims not family historical, but personal in 2015, prince charles received 3 million pounds in papers from the former prime minister. sheikha hamada benjasim ben jaber. altani, the money was in suitcases in bags and bags from the tea shop ford monson. the sheikh of the cu

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here�*s the latest from our royal correspondent nicholas witchell.heir big day, and preparations for the coronation of king charles iii and the crowning of camilla as his queen are in full swing. first, the route that will take them from buckingham palace to westminster abbey and back again has been confirmed. from the palace down the mall to trafalgar square and then down whitehall, around parliament square to the abbey�*s west door. the return route will be the same journey in reverse, a much shorterjourney than that taken by the late queen elizabeth after her coronation. the king and queen consort will travel to the coronation in one of the newest royal carriages, the diamond jubilee state coach, escorted by the household cavalry. inside westminster abbey, the service itself will see the crownjewels, the regalia, the symbols of the monarch�*s authority, being used for the first time since queen elizabeth was crowned. the sovereign�*s orb and sceptres, swords, bracelets, and spurs — all will have their part in this elaborate religious service, whic

a new report warns the royal family is at report warns the royal family is e wer— report warns the royalt from— at risk of becoming too distant from we— at risk of becoming too distant from the public.— at risk of becoming too distant from the public. apparently the ber— from the public. apparently the be eb— from the public. apparently the number of public— from the public. apparently the number of public engagements has baker— number of public engagements has taken a— number of public engagements has taken a nosedive.— number of public engagements has taken a nosedive. we'll be bbeeweeme— taken a nosedive. we'll be discussing that. and top bbc beeeemer — discussing that. and top bbc presenters, including huw rewarde— presenters, including huw edwards and— presenters, including huw edwards and sophie raworth, have reberbeew— edwards and sophie raworth, have reberbeew beem— edwards and sophie raworth, have reportedly been sent redundancy remem— reportedly been sent redundancy bebbere. rbe— reportedly been sent redundancy letters. the decision may have eem— letters. the decision may have

royal family?i'm a ceieiiiiy— family? i'll be joined by i'm a celebrity star— family? i'll be joined by i'm a celebrity star and— family? i'll be joined by i'm a celebrity star and royal expert iaiy— celebrity star and royal expert iaiy coin— celebrity star and royal expert lady colin campbell. let me tell you,— lady colin campbell. let me tell you, she-ii— lady colin campbell. let me tell you, she-ii be— lady colin campbell. let me tell you, she'll be dropping a few iiuiii— you, she'll be dropping a few truth bombs— you, she'll be dropping a few truth bombs in— you, she'll be dropping a few truth bombs in my take at ten, i'll truth bombs in my take at ten, in be— truth bombs in my take at ten, i'll be dealing— truth bombs in my take at ten, i'll be dealing with the overpaid— i'll be dealing with the overpaid stars at the bbc. it's iime— overpaid stars at the bbc. it's iime iiiey— overpaid stars at the bbc. it's time they took— overpaid stars at the bbc. it's time they took a— overpaid stars at the

announced that the royal erenives— announced that the royal archives are— announced that the royal archivespected to _ come out. that risk search is not expected to come out until 2026.— not expected to come out until loze- se— not expected to come out until loze- se vve-ll— not expected to come out until 2026. so we'll have to wait and neerlv,— 2026. so we'll have to wait and see. clearly, this— 2026. so we'll have to wait and see. clearly, this is— 2026. so we'll have to wait and see. clearly, this is nothing to do see. clearly, this is nothing to le vviin— see. clearly, this is nothing to le vviin ine— see. clearly, this is nothing to do with the trial— see. clearly, this is nothing to do with the trial that's continuing— do with the trial that's continuing in york , but it's continuing in york, but it's iusi— continuing in york, but it's iusi e— continuing in york, but it's just a coincidence it's happening— just a coincidence it's happening same just a coincidence it's happening-same the happening at the same time. the eeurl— happening at the same time. the court case, wasn't— happenin

the royals cost that british subjects a pretty penny. so to begin with, the coronation ceremony is to be a rather more modest affair than the one the queen elizabeth the 2nd. according to the british media, the taxpayer funded coronation will cost over a $110000000.00 euros. some say this is out of touch especially considering the u. k. car cost of living crisis coordination events will take place all over london with land. lots like this one being illuminated in a big light. so there's also a giant concept land at windsor castle. and although elton john and kylie minogue have declined to form, apparently snoop dog has often to step up to the line up. back to the coronation itself, next up, the tower of london. child isn't the only one to be crowned his wife camilla at the request of the late queen will be crowned queen console. typically she'd receive a brand new crown to this, but this time she'll receive the queen mary's crown, which is a key note to was races as they inability from the royal family. this, along with the saint edwards

cruel to him or to the monarchy, personally in my point of view, despite all the moments that the royalamilies may not like in this series, they do not comment on it at all, by the way, any comments there are retold as if from the circle of the royal family , as if the prince said that, as if the prince had said everything. by the way , it was reported that the prince of faith was very dissatisfied with the display of quarrels between the characters of his mother and his father, they say that it causes another kind of moral trauma for him when he sees this and he believes that his parents are exploited and presented in a false, simplified form in order to make money. personally, i think that on the contrary, this series is shown with great respect for the members of the royal family, they are all depicted by the authors so, even in spite of their ah careless steps, ill-conceived or real meanness sometimes even or some disgusting character traits, all these characters are still described as positive and likeable and you preach to them as viewers, and it seems to me that the authors and s