in receiving this sceptre, i so promise by god's help.the earth is the lords and all that is in it, the world and those who live in it." may god give us grace to seek the welfare of all. # we with the bounty of thy house # shall be well satisfied # from rivers of thy pleasures # thou wilt drink to us provide.# the duke of hamilton and brandon, hereditary bearer of the crown of scotland, presented to the king. by the symbol of this crown, we pledge our loyalty, entrusting you to reign as our king in the service of all your people. in receiving this crown, i so promise by god's help. "what does the lord require of you but to do justice, "and to love kindness and to walk humbly with your god?" may god give us grace to follow in this way. # because of life the fountain pure # remains alone with thee # and in that purest light of thine # we clearly light shall see. # with the honours returned to the table, there follows a prayer for the king attributed to st columba. lord jesus christ, who from everlasting rules over all earthly governors; we

and the crown, and there was the symbolism of that in this service, so the ancient crown and sceptrequeen, they were used in the late queen, they were used in the service, and that gives you a sense of what it meant to the king and the message that was intended for this event. there were huge crowds lining the way to st giles' cathedral. there were some protests and some people chanting not miking close to the cathedral, so some descent —— not my king. but the overall impression was the colour and the pageantry and the spectacle, ending after the service with the 21 gun salute from the ramparts of edinburgh castle and the fly past by the red arrows.— the red arrows. james, thanks for “oininu the red arrows. james, thanks for joining us- — just stop oil protesters have been arrested at wimbledon. two people have been arrested on suspicion of aggravated trespass and criminal damage after disrupting play on court 18 at wimbledon. the protesters have been removed from the grounds, after the match between grigor dimitrov and japan's sho shimabukuro was suspended. orange—coloured confetti

in receiving this sceptre, i so promise by god's help. congregation sings.is golden crown, first worn in 15110 byjames v of scotland, lay on top of queen elizabeth's coffin in this very church. now it was offered to her son and heir, the king. by the symbol of this crown we pledge our loyalty, in trusting that you reign as our king in the service of all your people. in receiving this crown i so promise by god's help. and then one final flourish. the stone of destiny, an lia fail, is an ancient symbol of scottish sovereignty. there were more cheers and jeers as the king left st giles to return to the palace of holyroodhouse for one final treat. the red arrows trailing notjust the blue of scotland's saltire. but all the colors of the union flag. james cook, bbc news, edinburgh. in the uk, a service has been held at westminster abbey to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the national health service. the nhs is unique because of the way it's funded — it's paid for, through general taxation — but it's free of charge for all users, regardless of treatment. today's

the others are the sword, the sceptre and the scottish crown, and they are written�*s alldis crown jewelsough a new sword has been crafted for today�*s occasion. while this is not a coronation service, the king will dedicate himself to the people of scotland. he will be accompanied by queen camilla and by his son prince william, duke of rothesay, and catherine, duchess of rothesay. already, it is full of activity, as the people�*s procession, 100 in all, hasjust the people�*s procession, 100 in all, has just arrived, led the people�*s procession, 100 in all, hasjust arrived, led by the people�*s procession, 100 in all, has just arrived, led by this magnificent contingent of scots dragoon guards. the monarch�*s official residence in scotland is the palace of holyroodhouse. preparations are well under way there for members of the royal family to make the short journey up the royal mile to st giles�* cathedral in time for the service, which is due to start at 2:15pm. inside the cathedral, the congregation are taking their seats, and they are being treated to a wonderful concert, much of it s

and the sceptre, carried by lady dorrian, chiefjustice clark. the king has arrived. we are being accompanied up the steps by the lord lyon, greeted by the minister of st giles, callum mcleod, and three pipers from the king�*s old school, gordonstoun school, in another of these touches that he has been involved with planning himself. and in again, playing one of these genes that he has requested himself, because the band is a favourite of his, so every detail has gone across his desk. and the church waiting to receive the royal party at the beginning of the royal party at the beginning of the service. when there is the crown of scotland. —— and there is the crown of scotland. procession of clergy. and the clergy procession passing the tables, where the honours of scotland await their presentation. the fanfare, balmoral flourishes. as the duke and dutch as of rothesay come into the cathedral. —— duke and duchess. behind them, the lord lyon, and the king and queen. arriving in a church which they are both very familiar with. the duke of buccleuch behind of the king ther

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by the symbol of this sceptre... the heart of the ceremony, the presentation of scotland's crown jewels. in receiving this sceptre, i so promise by god's help. congregation sings. last autumn, this golden crown, first worn in 15110 byjames v of scotland, lay on top of queen elizabeth's coffin in this very church. now it was offered to her son and heir, the king. by the symbol of this crown we pledge our loyalty, in trusting that you reign as our king in the service of all your people. in receiving this crown i so promise by god's help. as the service drew to a close, a move typical of charles, a role for followers of other faiths and of none. lord almighty, we beseech you with your favour to behold to the most gracious majesties, king charles and queen camilla. we unite with people of all faiths and beliefs in thanksgiving and in service with you for the common good. we affirm anew that all human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. and then one final flourish. the stone of destiny, an lia fail, is a

the elizabeth sword, the sceptre, and the crown are royal symbols.hese to the king, we celebrate the peace and unity of our land and its people, and together we dedicate ourselves anew to serving the common good of our nation. please the common good of our nation. stand as you are c“ the please stand as you are able. the elizabeth sword will be presented by the olympic rower dame catherine and jeff. —— dame kathryn grainger. # thy mercy, lord, is in the heavens; # thy truth doth reach the clouds: # thyjustice is like mountains great; # thyjudgements deep as floods: # by the symbol of this sword, we pledge our loyalty, entrusting you to defend our laws, and to uphold justice # thyjudgements deep as floods: #

it was then onto the presentation of the honours of scotland — — the sword of state, the sceptre and, who first wore it at the coronation of queen mary of guise in 1540. let's have a listen. by the symbol of this crown, we pledge our loyalty in trusting that you reign as our king in the service of all your people. in receiving this crown, i so promise by god's help. what does the lord require of you but to do justice, and to love kindness, and to walk humbly with your god? god give us grace to follow in this way. the sermon he was filled with symbolism and significance which is up for hundreds of years and is part of the accession to the throne of king charles iii. after the service, there was a gun salute from edinburgh castle and a fly past. the royals were taken to holyroodhouse to watch the raf red arrows fly over. there were nine hawkjets from the air force's aerobatic team which flew past in a v formation, streaming blue, red and white colour behind them. these are absolutely incredible pictures, these are the red arrows flying past edinburgh, absolutely beautiful pictures and

but sceptre was a gift from but the sceptre was a gift from james, from pope james, the fourth from popeander the sixth, the sword of state the very one, of state to the very old one, which longer in use which is no longer in use because it's too fragile. that was another gift to james the fourth the crown was fourth as well. the crown was refashioned into its current form in 1543. that's how old we are talking here by an edinburgh goldsmith whose name was john mossman. so it's clearly got a lot of history here and that crown was used in the coronation of mary, queen of scots and james vi of scotland . charles james vi of scotland. charles the first and charles the second as well. and then, of course, it was presented to queen elizabeth iidunng was presented to queen elizabeth ii during that service of thanksgiving back in 1953. and since 1999, it's been possessed to the opening of the scottish parliament as well. so a lot of history associated with it . history associated with it. >> absolutely. that's cameron walker who we'll be back with him later in program. him later in the program.

it was quite a sight, the crown used along with the sceptre and sword which make up the sceptre and sword similar ceremony, the streets were packed with people. he will take a much shorter route and will not be in an open carriage might like her. we are told there will be some protesters arguing for an elected head of state. a different tone and perhaps they meant to see scotland because my relationship with the monarchy displayed here on the streets of edinburgh. the daughter of captain sir tom moore has been told to knock down an unauthorised building used as a spa after a planning application was rejected. hannah ingram—moore and her husband used the captain tom foundation name on the first plans for the building, with later revised plans turned down. the charity is also no longer taking donations or making payments due to an ongoing inquiry into its finances. the tv presenter fiona phillips has revealed she's been diagnosed with alzheimer's. the 62—year—old, who used to present gmtv and appeared as a contestant on strictly, says she was told a year ago she had the disease, after suffe

the sceptre was a gift seeing.exander v and the original sword of state not being used because it's too delicate. that was another gift to james the fourth as well . the people's fourth as well. the people's possession. you mentioned they possessed down from edinburgh castle to saint giles cathedral, effectively trying to , i think, effectively trying to, i think, perhaps ignore the anti—money akhi protesters, but it seems to be a number of organisations represented close to the kings heart. so we have the princes trust and as an example that is a charity founded by his majesty the king when he was prince of wales supporting young people. we have scotland of course, celebrating the 75th anniversary today. celebrating the 75th anniversary today . we also have dogs trust . today. we also have dogs trust. i'm told we have scottish ambulance service, scottish fire service as well. so several different community groups being represented at this particular service here. yeah, at about 2:05, we expect the king, the queen

and the sceptre, worn out by lady dorrian. —— borne out. of scotland, carried by the duke of hamilton, and accompanied by two school pupils. a very big day for them. the king and queen, after a ceremony that i imagine the king has found rather moving. they follow the lord lyon, king of arms, towards the west door of st giles'. at the door, they will be receiving three service guard of honour. and there will be a 21 gun salute at edinburgh castle. appropriate, that recessional music was written by the professor of musical composition at the university of aberdeen, where queen camilla is chancellor, and it was in celebration of the countryside that they both know and love so well in aberdeenshire, and they spend as much time as they can there. it is interesting, sally, to look at that service and think of all the grandeur that is associated with st giles' cathedral, the high kirk of edinburgh, its history, the knights of the thistle there, the head of the civil courts and the criminal courts in scotland, and there are places representing that

it was then onto the presentation of the honours of scotland — the sword of state, the sceptre and the. entrusting that you reign as our king in the service of all your people. in receiving this crown i so promise, by god's help. there was then a prayer for the king before he made his way out of the cathedral — as a 21 gun salute was fired from edinburgh castle. and the day's events ended with an impressive flypast by the raf�*s red arrows. nine jets were involved. the king and queen were watching from the palace of holyroodhouse. 0ur scotland correspondent james shaw has been following events throughout the day. he's been reflecting on what we've seen. that was the closing chapter of the day which has seen the streets of edinburgh filled with people, the people's procession coming from edinburgh castle, bringing the scottish crown jewels to st giles' cathedral, and then the royal party coming from this palace of holyroodhouse, up to the cathedral, and this service which was i think a reflection of scottish talent and a scottish culture and its diversity, there were tributes from diffe

a crown sceptre. and so out of state, known as the owner itself to scotland look presented to the new monarch by the symbol of his crown. we pledge our loyalty in receiving this crime. i so promised by god's help stuart of destiny and historical droid procession. and i didn't draw to signify king charles a party in scotland. the degree of funds jobs position, not only is the king of england, but also the united kingdom. crowds gathered on the royal mind, got a glimpse of the king and queen. to this part where my head is, each apartment has to fall in my coat dress started who the odyssey police school. was it probably going to tell you something that i'm not sure what to see. we want to see more of it here with the pro independence government and less support for the one ocoee. then in the rest of the united kingdom, not everyone in his cochlan. they'll come think, charles, i'm here today to tell everyone here that and i don't believe that charles is my king. he's not the king of scotland, and that th

it was then onto the presentation of the honours of scotland — the sword of state, the sceptre and thedge our loyalty. in receiving this crown. — we pledge our loyalty. in receiving this crown. i _ we pledge our loyalty. in receiving this crown, i have _ we pledge our loyalty. in receiving this crown, i have so _ we pledge our loyalty. in receiving this crown, i have so promised - we pledge our loyalty. in receiving this crown, i have so promised by| this crown, i have so promised by gmis— this crown, i have so promised by god's help — live now to edinburgh and our scotland correspondent, james shaw. your affections, first of all? it your affections, first of all? [it really your affections, first of all? really has your affections, first of all? it really has been a day of colour and pageantry here in edinburgh, we have just seen the last of the marching bands disappearing out of the gates, there was a fly past by the red arrows at the end, and a 21 gun salute from the ramparts of edinburgh castle, and that was the closing chapter of the day which has seen the streets of edinburgh fil

sceptre and a sword made of gold, silver and precious gems. the day of pomp and pageantry, concluding with a fly—past by the red arrows emblazoning the skies with red, white and blue. the event seeing several protests. we understand police scotland confirming two women were arrested after they allegedly tried to climb over crowd barriers . now a record crowd barriers. now a record waiting list has cast a shadow over the nhs 75th anniversary. key political leaders, along with members of the royal family paid tribute to staff during a ceremony. nevertheless, at westminster abbey today. and that's, as labour warned the nhs will die out without further investment and modernisation. 7.4 million people are currently on waiting lists, with the government acknowledging that number could get worse before it gets better earlier , the shadow gets better earlier, the shadow health secretary, wes streeting , told gb news the nhs is facing the worst crisis in its history i >> deeply angry about the two tier system we have in our country today, where those w

it was then onto the presentation of the honours of scotland — the sword of state, the sceptre and thepledge our loyalty in trusting that you reign as our king in the service of all your people. in receiving this crown, i so promise by god's help. there a prayerfor the king before he made his way out of the cathedral, as a 21—gun salute was fired from edinburgh castle. the day's events ended with an impressive fly—past by the raf�*s red arrows. nine jets were involved. the king and queen were watching from the palace of holyrood house. joining us live now is scottish historian murray pittock, bradley professor and pro vice principal of the university of glasgow. thank you very much for coming on the programme. irlat thank you very much for coming on the programme-— the programme. not at all, glad to talk to yon — the programme. not at all, glad to talk to yon we _ the programme. not at all, glad to talk to you. we saw _ the programme. not at all, glad to talk to you. we saw lots _ the programme. not at all, glad to talk to you. we saw lots of - talk to you. we saw lots of interesting _

it was then onto the presentation of the honours of scotland — the sword of state, the sceptre and thet you reign as our king in the service of all your people. in receiving this crown, i so promise by god's help. there was then a prayer for the king before he made his way out of the cathedral, as a 21—gun salute was fired from edinburgh castle. and the day's events ended with an impressive fly—past by the raf�*s red arrows. nine jets were involved. the king and queen were watching from the palace of holyrood house. let's bring back our panel. justine, let's start with you. it is a complicated relationship between scotland and the monarchy, isn't it? somewhat, although i think that ceremony underlines literally the united _ ceremony underlines literally the united kingdom that we all live in, and i_ united kingdom that we all live in, and i think— united kingdom that we all live in, and i think it also reminds us that balmoral is — and i think it also reminds us that balmoral is really the home, in many respects— balmoral is really the home, in many respects of— balmoral is really the

that's a crown, a sceptre and a sword made of gold, silver and gems . made of gold, silver and gems.and the day of pomp and pageantry was concluded with a fly—past by the red arrows. emblazoning the sky with red, white and blue. the event saw several protests , however, with several protests, however, with police scotland confirming two women were arrested after they allegedly tried to climb over crowd barriers . you're up to crowd barriers. you're up to date on tv , online dab+ radio date on tv, online dab+ radio and the tune in app. this is gb news. the people's . news. the people's. channel >> good evening. it's mark dolan in for the brilliant dan wootton . lovely to have your company . . lovely to have your company. the nhs is 75 today and it's time to put the old deer out of her misery. we love the doctors , we love the nurses. but today is no celebration. our national health service is a national health shambles. as we get sicker by the day, a devastating new study of 19 major health services by the respected king's fund found that ours came second last on the all important met

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that's a crown a sceptre and a sword made of gold , silver and precious gems .and , silver and precious gems. and the day of pomp and pageantry concluded with a fly—past by the red arrows . the event did see red arrows. the event did see some protests, with police scotland confirming two women were arrested after they allegedly tried to climb over crowd barriers . that's the crowd barriers. that's the latest news you're up to date on tv online dab+ radio and the tunein app. you're with gb news, britain's news . britain's news. channel joseph robinette. >> biden wants to dig the grave of the special relationship . it of the special relationship. it has emerged that the us president has been lobbying for the unelected president of the european commission. one ursula von leyen, to become the von der leyen, to become the next nato secretary—general and that's only after he vetoed the united kingdom's candidate , our united kingdom's candidate, our prime minister, rishi sunak, earlier this year had been trying to encourage our nato friends to back defence secretary b

the crown and the sceptre. the oldest in the british isles.stle down cathedral . down saint giles cathedral. following that service, the service of thanksgiving, there's going to be a 21 gun salute at edinburgh castle and weather permitting, fingers crossed a display of the red arrows going down the royal mile and over the palace of holyrood house. not everyone is happy about this honours of scotland's procession taking place . so the green taking place. so the green leaders not very happy. they they have boycotted the service, as former snp leader alex as has former snp leader alex salmond. as well. but all of the celebrations are going to be kicking off this afternoon . kicking off this afternoon. >> goodbye, cameron. thank you very much indeed. >> we might be seeing a picture of cameron in a kilt. did i misunderstand that? let's see if we get little teaser. sorry we get a little teaser. sorry oh, look at you. looking very dashing there. >> oh, no , we couldn't let you go. >> thank you, isabel. without. no, absolutely fabulous . it's no, abs

that's a crown, a sceptre and a sword made of gold and silver and studded with precious gems . and studded with precious gems. and the day of pomp and pageantry concluded with an impressive fly past conducted by the red arrows , the skies over edinburgh , , the skies over edinburgh, emblazoned with the colours red, white and blue. well, the event did also see several protests, with police scotland confirming two women were arrested after climbing over crowd barriers . climbing over crowd barriers. you're up to date on tv online dab+ radio and the tune in app. this is gb news, britain's news . channel hello and welcome to headline headliners . headliners. >> your nightly look at the next day's newspapers with three reasonably priced comedians. day's newspapers with three reasonably priced comedians . and reasonably priced comedians. and one of them i'm leo kirsten. i'm joined by steve allen and diane and anne spencer . how are you and anne spencer. how are you both doing? pretty good, thanks. >> yeah, pretty good. i'm i'm on the squeakiest chair ever, so i'm going to try and rea

the king received the oldest crown jewels in britain , oldest crown jewels in britain, a crown, a sceptreand a sword made of gold, silver and precious gems. and the day of pomp and ceremony concluded with a fly—past by the red arrows emblazoning the sky in red, white and blue, and the event seeing several protests as well, with police scotland confirming two women were arrested after they allegedly tried to climb over crowd barriers . you are up over crowd barriers. you are up to date on tv online dab+ radio and the tunein app here with gb news. the people's . news. the people's. channel us. >> a quick reminder that we will have a big nigel farage banking update to bring to you relatively shortly . but first, relatively shortly. but first, of course it's the nhs birthday , isn't it? so just last week labour's shadow health minister wes streeting said that we should stop treating the nhs as a religion. well today at westminster abbey we were all listening to the prime minister and the labour leader give religious readings as a church service to honour its birthday. it laughable , isn't it?

the coronation celebrations , king coronation celebrations, king charles will receive a crown, a sceptre and a sword made of gold, silver and gems . the gold, silver and gems. the prince and princess of wales , prince and princess of wales, known as the duke and duchess of rothesay in scotland, are among those present at the event, as are the duke and duchess of edinburgh . the nhs has been edinburgh. the nhs has been described as a treasured national institution as it celebrates 75 years. but labour is warning the health service will die without further investment and modernisation . in investment and modernisation. in a record 7.4 million people are currently on waiting lists and the government has acknowledged the government has acknowledged the figure could get worse before it gets better for party leaders. along with the duke and duchess of edinburgh are among those attending a special service at westminster abbey , service at westminster abbey, paying service at westminster abbey, paying tribute to staff . paying tribute to staff. earlier, the shadow health secretary, wes streeting