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so you can be royal and political so long as you are not really part of the main royal family?onal sorrow at the suffering caused by the slave trade. the commonwealth that sprang from the british empire consists of 56 countries. he is king of 15 of them. how he handles the uk�*s historical wrongs will be one of his first big tests. hello there. for much of the uk has been a lovely start to the week and plenty of sunshine around those. some eastern and southeastern parts of england have remained pretty gray, cool and breezy all day, but for most it�*ll stay sunny under this area of high pressure with light winds. winds still quite a feature, though, across the far southeast. now this approaching cold front will introduce more thicker cloud outbreaks of rain to western scotland, parts of northern ireland by the end of the night. some cooler air behind it ahead of it. most places stay dry under the high pressure, but that low cloud starts to roll back in westwards across much of the midlands and east and england. some clear slots though, in between the grey clouds in the east of e

so you can be royal and political so long as you are not really part of the main royal family?is, yes. king charles has already expressed his personal sorrow at the suffering caused by the slave trade. the commonwealth that sprang from the british empire consists of 56 countries. he is king of 15 of them. how he handles the uk's historical wrongs will be one of his first big tests. hello there. for the rest of this week, the weather's looking pretty quiet. that's because we've got high pressure dominating the scene. so a lot of dry weather around with some sunshine, too. a few showers around mainly to the north of the uk. and after a bit of a cool start to this week, temperatures will begin to climb slightly by the end of the week and into next weekend. now, the early part of tuesday looks largely dry. clearskies, quite a chilly start to the day. we'll see thicker clouds, more of a breeze, some rainjust getting into the north and west of scotland. temperatures recovering here, nine degrees in stornoway, but a chilly start to tuesday for many areas. now, high pressure sitting al

so you can be royal and political, so long as you�*re not really part of the main royal family?charles has already expressed his personal sorrow at the suffering caused by the slave trade. the commonwealth — that sprang from the british empire — consists of 56 countries. he is king of 15 of them. how he handles the uk�*s historical wrongs will be one of his first big tests. hello there. so far this morning, it�*s been rather misty and murky across central and eastern areas of england, but things should improve here. there�*ll be some sunny spells developing throughout this afternoon, and that�*s where we�*ll also find the warmest of the weather today. but further north and west, we�*ve got some outbreaks of rain, and that rain has been steadily moving its way through scotland, northern ireland. there�*ll be some sunny spells developing later in the day here. a few showers cropping up across central areas. but on the whole, towards central, eastern, south—eastern areas, the cloud will burn back towards the coasts, there�*ll be some sunshine, and those temperatures getting up to a

so far i have been discussing royals who are living the royal life — hard work, but with benefits.t about those who have lost their crowns? what do they think about life without a throne? it's time to meet emmanuele philliberto of savoy, prince of venice, and his eldest daughter, princess vittoria. at 19, she is a model, a social media star, and theoretically the future queen of italy. but there's a problem. the italian monarchy was abolished in 1947. fascist king victor emmanuel iii had already transfered the crown to his son, umberto ii, in a bid to keep the family in business. newsreel: appearing - on the balcony of his palace, king umberto ii receives a great ovation from his many supporters. umberto�*s reign lasted just 3a days. the rule of the house of savoy was over, but his grandson keeps the royal flame alive. prince emmanuele takes every opportunity to keep his family name in the public eye. perhaps it's not bad for business, either. he's a popular italian media figure, especially on television. italian music plays. the desire for positive publicity might arise from a hig

patronage, the royal ballet, the royal shakespeare company, the royal couege royal shakespeare company, the royal college of art, the royal opera chorus. these are things that the now king, then, prince of wales, used to love attending and enjoying. he has always been a huge supporter of the arts. even those big music names, katy perry, an ambassadorfor the trust set up by the king when he was prince of wales. similarly lionel richie a global ambassador for the prince's trust, and take that who have performed that so many prince's trust concerts over the years, so as well as being something that will appeal to so many people because of their sheer popularity seems to have gone for people he has a personal connection with and the theme of the evening seems to be, taking such a spread of music, arts and culture that were the people in the audience, and the people watching at home and across the world in their millions, they hope that there is something in there for every single person, that they can relate to. ., ,., . ., every single person, that they can relate to. ., . ., ., relate to

so you can be royal and political so long as you are not really part of the main royal family?s already expressed his personal sorrow at the suffering caused by the slave trade. the commonwealth that sprang from the british empire consists of 56 countries. he is king of 15 of them. how he handles the uk's historical wrongs will be one of his first big tests. hello. the weather over the weekend varied quite a bit from day to day, sunnier moments, cloudier moments, but we still managed to reach 22 celsius in kew gardens, making it the warm spot. how about monday? sunny spells in the forecast, scattered showers, too, but we're focusing on the dry weather, and indeed, it will be a mostly dry day for many of us. now, on the satellite picture, there is a line of cloud across the uk, that is a weather front, it's been bringing rain. and early in the morning, it is going to be raining across east anglia, the south east and central southern england as this weather front gradually moves towards the east. but behind it, a large area of high pressure is building in, and that means settled

patronage, the royal ballet and royal opera chorus, the royal couege and royal opera chorus, the royaler for a particular showcase performance in the middle of the evening. even the big names taking part themselves have got particular links with his majesty the king, for instance katy perry is an ambassador for the british trust. similarly lionel richie is a global ambassador for the princes trust. take that have done many princes trust events. there is also going to be a smattering of superstars in there, sir tom jones, tom cruise will be taking part in a special pre—recorded sketch, bringing to life a previously known —— unknown facts of his majesty the king. they feel they are aiming for is whatever your taste in music, arts and culture, there is something in there that will directly appeal, not just in the 20,000 people watching back to the millions watching at home. we are seeing images now live, of people at the gates, many of the ticket holder is ready to go in. the concept is not for another few hours but the doors have opened in the past 20 minutes or so. you mention some of t

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now on bbc news, europe's royals revealed — royals reborn.the heart of the free world. let's go now to capitol hill. i'm katty kay, and in more than 20 years here spent here in the news business, i've grown accustomed to thinking of this as the centre of power. decisions that reverberate around the globe are made here by politicians who proudly championed democracy — the rule of the people, by the people. we are here to assess the real meaning of the results. but it's not the only way or necessarily the best. a recent poll shows that of the 15 most successful democracies, nine are monarchies. the founding fathers rejected a king, but many europeans feel a royal family is an asset. i'm leaving washington on a royal mission, as the uk has a new king — charles iii. i want to find out how other royal families, many of them king charles�* relations, manage to stay relevant in the 21st century. i'll be mixing in royal circles. how was it? (speaks french). and visiting palaces. you can't walk past that line. then you will shoot me? talking to inside

you found some royal superfans there in royal super fans there in washington. royal superfans there inu say, this is just _ other parts of the us? as you say, this isjust a _ other parts of the us? as you say, this isjust a snapshot i other parts of the us? as you say, this isjust a snapshot of| say, this is just a snapshot of various events that are going on across the country. anyone who wants to watch it in the west customer that's really going to test their commitment, talking about getting up at 2am there. in la, there's some garden parties, back on the east coast in new york, a great big picnic which will be happening in central park, i've been told, one of the more surreal events, i think, been told, one of the more surreal events, ithink, drinks on miami beach to celebrate the coronation tomorrow. so probably some guaranteed sunshine somewhere in the world on coronation day. we sunshine somewhere in the world on coronation day.— on coronation day. we will see if that can _ on coronation day. we will see if that can rival _ on coronation day. we will see if that can rival the _

this is the royal law.l seek to foster an environment in which people of all faiths and beliefs may live freely. the coronation oath has stood for centuries and is enshrined in law. are you willing to take the oath? >> i am willing. >> will you solemnly promise and swear to govern the peoples of the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland, your other realms and the territories, to any of them belonging or pertaining, according to their respective laws and customs? >> i solemnly promise so to do. >> will you to your power cause law and justice, in mercy, to be executed in all your judgments? >> i will. >> will you to the utmost of your power maintain the laws of god and the true profession of the gospel? will you to the utmost of your power maintain in the united kingdom the protestant reformed religion established by law? will you maintain and preserve inviolably the settlement of the church of england, and the doctrine, worship, discipline, and government thereof, as by law established in engl

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the royal family splintered. and with a new and less popular monarch on the throne, many are questioning the role of this royal institution. cnn's erica hill traveled to london to meet with leading british leaders and understand what this moment and this man mean in a modern role. "the reign begins: charles and camilla." >> the queen has died, very sadly. >> for 70 years, this country has only known a queen. >> king charles iii is taking over. >> long live the king. >> 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 brickston neighborhood to the shops of trendy soho. its policy and history still a major draw, no matter the weather. >> everything begins and ends here at buckingham palace. oh, it's the changing of the guard. >> much like the changing of the guard, the british monarchy has been steadfast. loyal to its role on this island and beyond. >> in the past, it represented power. nowadays, it's supposed

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what people are asking the royal family now is simply what you stand for? what are you going to do with all your money and privilege and visibility? his former communications secretary christina says that king has been preparing for those questions for decades. >> he sees himself in a position where he can be the great mediator, the introductory, the person who brings something to the floor. >> it's a constant in my own mind. they challenge us to unite and both. >> reporter: many are hopeful king charles can achieve those goals. >> i think hopefully he will do a good job. >> reporter: his own history presents an unavoidable hurdle for the new bottom. >> it's just we've got queen elizabeth and for it to also be a man that is not very well- liked i guess, because of the whole diana and camilla thing. >> with king charles, is dirty and clean laundry has been in the public for decades now. >> the queen was popular. prince charles, we already know too much of him. >> reporter: it is impossible to talk about charles without mentioning the late princess diana. >>

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they do it for royal occasion after royal occasion.eting ahead of these events. obviously they are feeling nervous about the coronation ceremony and everything it entails. but to see people there for you and supporting you, i'm sure that means a lot to them. whenever you see a member of the royal family here, a lot to them. whenever you see a member of the royalfamily here, the reception is amazing. this is why people are here. king charles will be working as well, today he will be meeting canadian and amazonian indigenous leaders. he will be meeting other people tomorrow. this is very much a working week for him, as well as the coronation, he will be having meetings with officials from across the world. wanting to make people feel incredibly welcome, it is an incredibly busy week for him. i'm sure his looking to put his feet up after the concert on sunday. there is one—man in london who has the hottest tickets in town. that is lionel richie the singer. yesterday there was a special garden party at there was a special garden party at t

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royal family play a role in how people see the rules? i think it's probably the court, symbolic that they have not had a big role in the ceremony. so there was a question mark over whether prince harry will even attend. now he has, has kept so far, very, very low profile from what we understand. you only flew in yesterday and he's not going to stay. he's going to actually off of this era. we need more or less immediate the flight flight back to the us and, and equally, prince andrew has had no road and the ceremony 6. so they're working roy's will try and concentrate on those members of the role. suddenly you have a broad support. prince harry is not one of them. he really, since he's left for the us and since he's written his books on had he's not 6 documentaries. um, art that has not made him popular with the british public. in fact his and, and also magazines, popularity, have really song quite nice to, to the role as he will be hoping that. so for now are they can concentrate on their own walk and that's the control disease, ryan's f

members of the royal family. at the one here in windsor today and that was an incredibly special moment because the prince and princess of wales made an unexpected appearance here meeting loads of well—wishers. no one knew that they were coming so it was a lovely surprise people. the sense of excitement, it was celebrity in its nature, see how people responded. lots of people utterly starstruck by the fact that kate and william were here. and there was a tender moment between catherine in one little royal fan. between catherine in one little royalfan. broadcast between catherine in one little royal fan. broadcast these between catherine in one little royalfan. broadcast these pictures live on bbc news at the time. she is under such pressure, keep to move along the line but she spent quite a lot of time with his little girl who came overwhelms at meeting her. kate found out that she was appearing in one of the performances this evening and she was incredibly nervous apparently she talked to her about what a greatj

after the ceremony, the royal- i will bear unto you. after the ceremony, the royal couple .l 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 union flag is now flying above buckingham palace, that the king is no longer in residence, all focus shifting to events tomorrow. the coronation parties that will be up and down the country, the street parties, and of course the concert, which you will be attended tomorrow. yeah, though i will not be singer. but i'm at windsor.— yeah, though i will not be singer. but i'm at windsor. there is a lunch alon: the but i'm at windsor. there is a lunch along the royal _ but i'm at windsor. there is a lunch along the royal mile. _ but i'm at windsor. there is a lunch along the royal mile. queen - but i'm at windsor. there is a lunch | along the royal mile. queen camilla is the patron — along the royal mile. queen camilla is the patron of, _ a

piers: the queen, harry and megan, all the top ten royals have been removed from the royal duty list,country. a lot more work. martha: a few things you should pay attention to. for the first time, a personal prayer will be voiced by king charles in a coronation that has never happened. we will have a moment of silence, the introduction, presentation of the bible and the oath where the king promises to governor the king's prayer. piers: don't move on from the oath too quickly. the archbishop of canterbury came up with this idea of the public watching at home with their families might all recite this oath of allegiance not just to the king but all his heirs and successors. the reason i had a problem with that, if you take it to its logical conclusion, should something happen to charles and or william, who is next to be king? harry. who would be after that? andrew is still on the succession list as the next one down from charles. constitutionally, you've got to take this into account. ask -- public to swear allegiance to all your heirs and successors, hang on a second, what if that is ha

the royal navy, and the royal marines are spotted by their helmets.re the troops of the royal household. and the whole row, is all of the colors, all of the standards of those on parade. >> to the left, the service chief and the heads of all the services. >> toward the back we might catch later the mascot of the irish guards. the irish wolfhound, the one dog that is operating. >> there are the service chiefs. teams colby waiting for the royal highness is to come from the top of the steps. they are keeping a careful eye on him. you can see the pace that i was talking about. >> and king charles iii stepping out now to the west terrace of looking him palace -- buckingham palace. >> queen camilla following him. and prince george there still playing the role of page of honor. [shouting commands] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [shouting commands] >> giving them the order now to remove headdress and call out the three cheers. [shouting commands] >> three cheers for his majesty the king, and her majesty, the queen. hip hip. [hooray!] hip hip [hooray!] [shouting comman

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a royal visit in soho., ahead of the big event on saturday, the coronation of king charles iii and queen camilla. let's talk to katty kay, who is damp in westminster. —— down in. we were talking about how will respond to the coronation. i'm used to calling him the prince! how the king has adapted it to make it appeal to more people? for how the king has adapted it to make it appealto more people?— it appealto more people? for the first time. — it appealto more people? for the first time, you're _ it appealto more people? for the first time, you're going _ it appealto more people? for the first time, you're going to - it appealto more people? for the first time, you're going to have i first time, you're going to have leaders who represent thejewish, hindu and muslim faith leaders who represent the jewish, hindu and muslim faith having leaders who represent thejewish, hindu and muslim faith having some court overall. that did not happen in 1953. with queen elizabeth. there's this appeal to the public rather t

we saw the queen's _ for the royal family. we saw the queen's gallery - for the royal family.huge crowds and celebrations over the weekend. catching breath from that, it was a clear from july, late july, was a clear from july, late july, that the queen wasn't well. we had the death in september. two weeks of observances followed. a little more than six months later, the coronation. it is indicative of how short this reign is going to be that the king feels he has to get these things done very quickly to proceed, to either modernise and contemporary touches, because of the monarchy is evolving before our very i am very quickly, to remain relevant in the 21st century.— quickly, to remain relevant in the 21st century. what is king charles facing _ the 21st century. what is king charles facing as _ the 21st century. what is king charles facing as he - the 21st century. what is king charles facing as he enters i charles facing as he enters this massive coronation day in the uk? it this massive coronation day in the uk? , , , , , the uk? it is his destiny he is facin: the uk? it is

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it is important to you is it to have that as any royal weekend?— as any royal weekend?ry important, yes. | as any royal weekend? it is very . important. very important, yes. we particularly — important. very important, yes. we particularly wanted _ important. very important, yes. we particularly wanted to _ important. very important, yes. we particularly wanted to celebrate - important. very important, yes. we particularly wanted to celebrate it. i particularly wanted to celebrate it. we knew _ particularly wanted to celebrate it. we knew it would go down well to bring _ we knew it would go down well to bring them together in this way. and they will— bring them together in this way. and they will probably be watching the concert _ they will probably be watching the concert later. although we might not -et concert later. although we might not get home _ concert later. although we might not get home in time. we are teaching the french— get home in time. we are teaching the french to drink pimms as well! laughter— laughter that's good, excellent, so you... we did have to g

royal princess anne. t— vintage princess royal princess anne. t nave— vintage princess royal princessnged and he will do what he wants to do. ' 3 what he wants to do. and i think tnat— what he wants to do. and i think thatis what he wants to do. and i think that is a factor of many , many that is a factor of many, many years of being criticised and often unfairly. he certainly teett— often unfairly. he certainly teett tt— often unfairly. he certainly teett tt. — often unfairly. he certainly feels it. and— often unfairly. he certainly feels it. and he's endured to it. i'm not saying he doesn't care about it, but he's inured to it and he's got to a point where he has decided that what he wants to do, he's going to do. and if people like it, he'll be very pleased. and if they ton-t.— be very pleased. and if they ton-t. ne— be very pleased. and if they don't, he will— be very pleased. and if they don't, he will still- be very pleased. and if they don't, he will still be - tt33 3 and if they don't, he will still be pleased teaute— don't, he will still be pleased teaute ne— don't, he will s

and royal bodyguard ken wharfe, an end rep— royal bodyguard ken wharfe, an end rep royal— royal bodyguardraisal of our new monarch is king— opinion, my appraisal of our new monarch is king charles up to the rehe— monarch is king charles up to the job? r— monarch is king charles up to the job? i will— monarch is king charles up to the job? i will be— monarch is king charles up to the job? i will be giving my uhepereperre— the job? i will be giving my unapologetic verdict shortly . plus, we've got top historian derre— plus, we've got top historian david oldroyd,— plus, we've got top historian david oldroyd, bolt socialite ere— david oldroyd, bolt socialite ehe rupee— david oldroyd, bolt socialite and prince andrew's best mate dropper— and prince andrew's best mate erepper er— and prince andrew's best mate dropper of truth— and prince andrew's best mate dropper of truth bombs, lady vrerehe— dropper of truth bombs, lady victoria hervey.— dropper of truth bombs, lady victoria hervey. and at diana's former— victoria hervey. and at diana's former bodyguard, ken wharfe. all former bodyguard, ken

they've all got their royal protection _ royals. they've all got their royal protection officers.ying to manage this. there will be so thankful when this weekend is finished. if it passes us without incident . mark passes us without incident. mark what's the latest on reports that they might use air a wide facial recognition surveillance? do we know if they're going to be do we know if they're going to no onooring— do we know if they're going to be enacting that?— do we know if they're going to be enacting that? well they're oriii— be enacting that? well they're still considering— be enacting that? well they're still considering it. "jig still considering it. they know it's controversial, but they may well opt for that given that it is an added tool for them in trying to identify those, particularly extremists that will be known to them, that potentially could pop up on facial recognition. but whenever they put this particular measure into place, it is, of course, controversial from those who value their civil liberties . so value their civil liberties. so they will do that potent

but not all royals are made equal.orrespondent katty kay has been meeting with royal families of other nations to see what lessons they might have for britain's new king. it's all a part of her new documentary �*europe's royals revealed.”' i spoke to here ahead of the release. katty, it is great to see you. for your new documentary, you had the enviable job of going to meet... someone had to do it. ..of going to meet europe's other royal families and seeing how they live including norway, you had an exclusive interview with princess martha louise. tell us about her story. she is a fascinating and quite controversial woman. she is actually the oldest child of king harald and queen sonia and she should have been queen by rights but norway's succession laws weren't changed until she was a teenager so her younger brother will inherit the throne. she was is kind of what in royal language they call the "spare", which is how prince harry refers to himself and she had string of other controversial businesses, she had a school

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so they do want _ to the royal families. so they do want the — to the royal families.ecause people are likely to identify more with people — are likely to identify more with people at their own age. we saw that they were _ people at their own age. we saw that they were taking 5elfie5, happy to be they were taking 5elfie5, happy to he in _ they were taking 5elfie5, happy to be in videos, take phone calls from people _ be in videos, take phone calls from people they had influencer5 on some of their— people they had influencer5 on some of their trips. so it di5arm5 that the royat— of their trips. so it di5arm5 that the royal family know that they need to push— the royal family know that they need to push these younger royal5 forward and in _ to push these younger royal5 forward and in a _ to push these younger royal5 forward and in a real— to push these younger royal5 forward and in a real shame to push these younger royals forward and in a real shame that prince harry— and in a real shame that prince harry and — and in a real shame that prince harry and meghan are no lon

a royal tea party.ring a royaltea party. you said to me _ preparing a royaltea party. you said to me you _ preparing a royaltea party. you said to me you saw _ preparing a royal tea party. you said to me you saw how it was done royally, to make about that, i imagine it was all bone china teacups? it imagine it was all bone china teacu s? ., , , ., , teacups? it was very well done, they did have bone _ teacups? it was very well done, they did have bone china _ teacups? it was very well done, they did have bone china plates _ teacups? it was very well done, they did have bone china plates with - did have bone china plates with little insets to put your cap so it made it easy to walk around the garden and have afternoon tea. everything was done in bite sizes, it was absolutely delicious, lovely presentation and full of flavour. what was the most tasty thing you ate a cello i had a salmon bagel which was beautiful. are there any coronation quiche, showed there were coronation quiche, showed there were coron