they will leave the palace and make their way towards saint giles cathedral . he king will receive the crown and sceptre, which form part of the honours of scotland as you would expect, there are protesters around and anti—monarchy rally is taking place outside the scottish parliament. there are protesters as well gathering along the royal mile as well. but there's plenty of security too, although interest hinckley, some onlookers are saying that the protesters have bagged a really good spot right outside the cathedral. they've got a really good view . good view. >> those are the voices of the protesters, not my king. you may hearin protesters, not my king. you may hear in the background . and so hear in the background. and so let's reflect that there are those who have taken a stand today against this occasion , today against this occasion, both republican , as you might both republican, as you might call them, anti—monarchists as well as those still making the case for scottish independence. and there is a substantial number near the cathedral, but we're heari

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ceremony at saint giles cathedral edinburgh.ith jewels of with the crown jewels of scotland, are the most scotland, which are the most historic the united kingdom, historic in the united kingdom, in probably in the whole in fact, probably in the whole of the proceedings are of europe. the proceedings are also include a new also going to include a new ceremonial named the ceremonial sword named after the late elizabeth ii. so late queen elizabeth ii. so let's speak again to gb news royal correspondent cameron walker, now from edinburgh. >> the sun is still shining up there. cameron, what's the mood like there today? >> got a tartan tie on. >> he's got a tartan tie on. >> he's got a tartan tie on. >> i do appetite and tie on. thanks for noticing , andrew. thanks for noticing, andrew. yes, it is a bit of a mix, actually. i walked down the aisle of the royal mile a little bit earlier and already, despite the fact we're a couple of hours away processions kicking away from processions kicking off, there is a large presence down there

then castle to saint giles's.otland, another procession, then procession from the then a royal procession from the palace, is the official palace, which is the official residence the to saint residence of the king to saint giles's. and you have this giles's. and then you have this service thanksgiving. and service of thanksgiving. and then obviously then after that, obviously a fly—past back at the palace. so it's going to have the feel, i think, of a coronation. but as i've said, it's not a coronation. it's a thanksgiving service for the new king and queen of scotland. >> now, you worked for the king before he was is the king. and do you wish is it something now? would you would you like to work for him now that he is monarch ? for him now that he is monarch? >> do you know part of me? and i've got to say, i feel very proud, as you know , i feel very proud, as you know, i feel very proud, as you know, i feel very proud that i had the honour of looking after and working for him. and i still, even to this day, i st

the event took place at saint giles cathedral in edinburgh. king charles's arrival was met by ceremonial music as well as chance of not my king from anti monarchy protest. scientist say this monday was the hottest day ever recorded, the average global temperature reach 17 point one degrees celsius. so i just say a combination of a weather phenomenon known as el nino and ongoing conditions and covering dioxide are driving the high temperatures. well, at least 2 people have died after a huge summer store build across the netherlands in northern germany. on wednesday, the weather system which was named polly, brought powerful winds, which destroyed homes and caused transportation to come to a standstill. dex media, we're all just said that this was the worst summer storm ever recorded. with a code red warning in place. people in the netherlands were ordered to stay home. storm poly 1st pounded the north sea coast with hurricane force winds that were off the scale. gusts up to 146 kilometers per hour, brought severe damage at the storm tract inlan

>> yeah, well, there are 300 or so anti—monarchy protesters, just the other side of saint giles cathedralally, giles cathedral, which actually, to be frank, annoyed . quite a to be frank, annoyed. quite a lot of the pro—monarchy supporters because the anti—monarchy protesters were giving quite a prime position on the opposite, just opposite the cathedral . and as you probably cathedral. and as you probably heard in some of the footage there, they were chanting not my king. and they were shouting quite loudly. the quite loudly. however, the bagpipes and the music from the armed services did appear to drown them out when the king and queen arrived , along with the queen arrived, along with the duke and duchess of rothesay as well. but that is unfortunately, it does appear that there was very much there was they had a heavy presence there. i mean, you can see some of the pictures these big yellow signs that you're mentioning. patrick, earlier, you were questioning why do they not have jobs? well, actually, some of those protesters from that campaign group, republic , it is their group, repub

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all three have declined an invite to that service of thanksgiving in saint giles's cathedral tomorrowe system because they've had chaotic lifestyles and families have broken up. they've been failed by social services, they've been failed at school, they've been failed by drug testing programmes. what is the means by whereby government can take into account the pressures that are placed upon that downstream department, which is the recipient of the failures elsewhere? is there a mechanism to recognise that and to join up policy across those areas? yes >> so actually when i was chancellor we established something called the shared outcomes fund, which fund departments to do exactly this, to work together , particularly to work together, particularly where they could tackle some of the problems that that need upstream or downstream , upstream or downstream, depending on your perspective intervention as early as as one i mentioned actually the supporting families programme, what used to be called the troubled families programme is a good example of that, where work was done to evaluate th

i believe in saint giles he's going to giles cathedral.ficers injured as the family of the teenager whose killing sporheh— of the teenager whose killing sporheh ohh— of the teenager whose killing sparked all this— of the teenager whose killing sparked all this violence have sohheh— sparked all this violence have sohheh hor— sparked all this violence have called for an— sparked all this violence have called for an end— sparked all this violence have called for an end to the unrest. whhho— called for an end to the unrest. whhho hohhw— called for an end to the unrest. while daily telegraph— called for an end to the unrest. while daily telegraph columnist and sketch writer madeline grant is still in the studio with us, madeline , we were talking to madeline, we were talking to mark white earlier about the kind of echoes of the tottenham riots in 2011. yes, riots that we had in 2011. yes, over here london. and looking over here in london. and looking at france, you know, obviously terrible situation . but, you terrible situation. but, you know,

with that procession that with that procession and that ceremony of thanksgiving and dedication at saint gilesd of course, we had the elizabeth sword as well, which was featured that brand new sword because the sword of scotland, we were told, is was too just frail to be moved up edinburgh . this moved back up to edinburgh. this wonderful inside wonderful occasion there inside the cathedral. but the focus turning now to selkirk and our scotland reporter tony mcguire is there. and tony, it's not just about the tapestry , but just about the tapestry, but it's about, as we can see behind you, tartan today . you, tartan today. >> yes, that's right. good afternoon, mark. and it's very much about tartan . and, you much about tartan. and, you know, we've seen king charles and his last few visits to scotland on a variety of tartan. the stuarts, the hunting stuart is one of certainly his favourites . and of course, the favourites. and of course, the james edward's stuart tartan as well , which james edward's stuart tartan as well, which he wore up in scotland around the time of his late mother's funera

now the event took place in saint giles cathedral after a procession right up the royal mile, where aell as thousands of supporters and well wishers. well it's been dubbed by some as his second coronation, as i'm sure coronation, though, as i'm sure our guests tell us, that our guests will tell us, that isn't quite right. our first guest is historian david starkey . and i'm sure that someone who might entirely might have an entirely different take ceremony is the take on the ceremony is the former scottish nationalist councillor, austin sheridan, who is the with us from is down the line with us from glasgow. but david, like to glasgow. but david, i'd like to start would you just start with you. would you just give the background the on give us the background on the on the history of this regalia? >> what it is scotland actually managed to keep not so much its mediaeval regalia. >> we don't know what that was , >> we don't know what that was, but the regalia of the renaissance this is mainly stuff given by the popes in the late 15th, early 16th century to the scottish monarchy. and. wh

i saint giles like his version of edelweiss. >> first heard in the sound of music.reached number two on the uk charts in 1967. in a career that included 25 studio albums, he worked with some of britain's best loved musical legends, including dame vera lynn and cilla black . he passed away cilla black. he passed away peacefully at his home in oxfordshire . tv online dab+ oxfordshire. tv online dab+ radio and on tunein. this is gb news. now, though, it's back to . mark >> great to have rory as my wingman tonight . he returns in wingman tonight. he returns in an hour's time. welcome to what's going to be a very lively mark dolan tonight in my big opinion. with inflation coming down, illegal immigration laws going through parliament and with labour's cracks starting to appear, with labour's cracks starting to appear , we're far from hanging appear, we're far from hanging on for dear life . rishi sunak on for dear life. rishi sunak should go to the country as soon as possible . a spring election as possible. a spring election could deliver a surprise result in the big st

i saint giles like his version of edelweiss. >> first heard in the sound of music.reached number two on the uk charts in 1967. in a career that included 25 studio albums, he worked with some of britain's best loved musical legends, including dame vera lynn and cilla black . he passed away cilla black. he passed away peacefully at his home in oxfordshire . tv online dab+ oxfordshire. tv online dab+ radio and on tunein. this is gb news. now, though, it's back to . mark >> great to have rory as my wingman tonight . he returns in wingman tonight. he returns in an hour's time. welcome to what's going to be a very lively mark dolan tonight in my big opinion. with inflation coming down, illegal immigration laws going through parliament and with labour's cracks starting to appear, with labour's cracks starting to appear , we're far from hanging appear, we're far from hanging on for dear life . rishi sunak on for dear life. rishi sunak should go to the country as soon as possible . a spring election as possible. a spring election could deliver a surprise result in the big st

saint giles around the world. one that was just signed last week . we haven't the detail week., but that is very much this government. come out this government. they come out with announcement first with the big announcement first and the detail is much and then the detail is much later. and we fear that that detail include that detail might just include that countries like mexico that have battery hand cage systems that we've done away with in 2012 being allowed access to our markets tariff free. and of course that will drive many of the poultry farms in and across britain out of business because they will not be able to compete at that level. they're doing exactly the same thing with beef from argentina and brazil . while from argentina and brazil. while our farms, as i mentioned ,17.2 our farms, as i mentioned, 17.2 million hectares, 20% of that will have to go into trees if we are to achieve net zero. while brazil and argentina are cutting down rainforests left, right and centre in order to produce their meat, which is then brought into europe. so it's not really saving car

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— procession to saint giles cathedral and- procession to saint giles cathedral and the king will be preeehheas. and for many people sporting events are an ambition. they're i'd love to go to wimbledon. i'd to love go to the national or wherever they go. then these things are go. and then these things are upset these protesters. upset by these protesters. so disrespect for how would you describe protests at sporting events? they get asked that all the events? they get asked that all hhe hhe.— events? they get asked that all the time. don't— events? they get asked that all the time. don't they?- 7 they get asked that all the time. don't they? and they haeh— the time. don't they? and they come back and— the time. don't they? and they come back and say, sorry, we heav— come back and say, sorry, we knew hhah— come back and say, sorry, we know that it's— come back and say, sorry, we know that it's inconvenient. we heav— know that it's inconvenient. we knew hhah— know that it's inconvenient. we knew hhah hh-e— know that it's inconvenient. we know that it's a— know that it's inconvenient. we know tha

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stacey and steve are getting me dro�*weg . delicious meal and >> we had a delicious meal and saint giles three scallops, chips and salad. that sounds fantastic . oh, i'm starving. me fantastic. oh, i'm starving. me too . too. >> absolutely. but this is very interesting the way the price of fish and chips in most places is soaring, though some places are obviously keeping it reasonable . it's becoming an expensive meal . definitely thought now we meal. definitely thought now we were hearing there from mary in a very hot spain and it's terrible, isn't it, with the wildfires sweeping across some of the most popular destinations , regions such as spain and greece and many british tourists have seen their flights and holidays cancelled . holidays cancelled. >> and yeah, experts say it could be leading to a boost in domestic tourism as holidaymakers choose less risky opfions holidaymakers choose less risky options as closer to home. >> so to our options as closer to home. >> soto our south—east of england, reporter ray addison, he takes up story in his region. >> the footage makes for terrifyin