now it's time for a look at the weather with simon king. in fai and sunny.unshine out there and largely dry as well. that continues not only through this afternoon but the next few days as well. this area of high pressure extending from the azores is what's keeping things pretty settled. 0ne is what's keeping things pretty settled. one or two weather fronts brushing around the north of that. we could see some rain affecting the far north of scotland during the afternoon. light and patchy, a bit more cloud at times in northern scotland as well. a bit of cloud moving into the midlands, eastern england and through southern england during the afternoon but on the whole plenty of dry, bright and warm weather out there. temperature is not quite as high as yesterday but still high teens to perhaps 20—21. when you get some sunshine, the uv levels will be high across many parts of england and wales. medium, moderate to low further north. through tonight, more cloud across scotland. 0therwise clear skies, a bit of cloud drifting down the eastern side of england. into

now it's time for a look at the weather with simon king. hello there. cloud across the south—east of england, scotland and parts of north—east england. variable amount of cloud through the next few days but there will be warm until recently spell. high pressure all this week and it is still there. a big rock in a stream. it prevents their weather systems brushing the northern area ten that brings cloud, some spots of rain that will drift south and east but more cloud building up across parts of north east england, northern england, the pennines and into wealth but apart from that lots of blue skies, temperatures about 16 to 20, 201 degrees. 22 celsius in the west country later this afternoon. through tonight that we had across central areas, wales will tend to melt away. more cloud to come across scotland, weather fronts melt away. more cloud to come across scotland, weatherfronts brushing on here. overnight temperatures stand at about seven or eight celsius but that takes us into the start of the bank holiday weekend and on saturday there will be more

now it's time for a look at the weather with simon king.vy showers and thunderstorms. a bit quieter— the heavy showers and thunderstorms. a bit quieter today. we have a ridge of high _ a bit quieter today. we have a ridge of high pressure coming from the south—west. we of high pressure coming from the south-west— south-west. we still have this movinu south-west. we still have this moving across _ south-west. we still have this moving across eastern - south-west. we still have this moving across eastern and - south-west. we still have this - moving across eastern and southern areas of england, which will bring some heavy rain. done in the south—east of england as well. it'll stay quite cloudy around these eastern areas, but further west, plenty of dry sunny weather. that is where we will see the highest temperatures today. 18 to 20, perhaps 21 degrees in northern ireland. meanwhile, on the east coast of uk, 13 or 1a celsius. through this night, we have that north—easterly winds bring in the cloud across most of england. so, as we start off o

underneath the curtains on the far corner there is a little sliver of light, which gives me hope, simon kingas nicola day with more cloud. some reversed fortunes today. a lovely start to the day in wrexham, the sunrise and mist in the valleys. fog in scarborough this morning. just like yesterday, these eastern areas have got the cloudier skies at the moment but there will be sunshine here developing, the warmest place will be further north and west we will see rain started to put in. it's associated with this cold front and it will bring cooler conditions to the north and west as well, but you can see the extent of that cloud towards eastern and south—eastern areas through this morning. unlike yesterday where it didn't really clear away that cloud should turn back towards the coast, some sunshine here, sunshine to parts of northern and western areas of england and wales before this cloud and rain spreads out of scotland into northern ireland and into these north—western parts. eventually as likely as they will be sunny spells. it will be a cooler day for scotland and northern ireland. yester

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. >> let's turn to simon lewis, former communications director for queen elizabeth and you of course know both king camilla quite well. let's talk, simon, about charles personally, what he is like, what kind of monarch you think he will make, as his sister is fond of saying, he has quite a bit of practice, so she doesn't expect him to change very much now that he has had taken the reins, as it were. >> first of all, what a wonderful day, apart from weather, we can't do much about that. i worked with him closely over a period of time and i have to say the thing that stands out about the prince of wales and now king, is enormous hard work. he is a very hard-working individual. attention to detail. commitment to the things that he believes in. very good at having quality people around him. take advice. and the other thing that people don't see, they're seeing more of it, a sense of humor, and ability to, believe it or not, to see the side of life as well, and as you say he has been preparing for a long time for this, and as we said earlier, he has already been king for eight months, and he has made an

it was interesting, i spoke to mary simon, canada's governor general, representative of the king in canada striking in canada and i think in many other realms part of the commonwealth, after the death of queen elizabeth, people made a difference between the individual, for whom there was a great respect and affection, and the institution. and i think, now there is less of a personal relationship with king charles iii, there may be even greater questions posed about the monarchy and there being, in canada, there is a king of his estate. i5 monarchy and there being, in canada, there is a king of his estate. is it eas to there is a king of his estate. is it easy to change _ there is a king of his estate. is it easy to change the _ there is a king of his estate. is it easy to change the constitution is such that they could replace him? canada is a complicated question. we are seeing now the prime minister justin trudeau say that now is not the time for this conversation. to remove the king as head of state, the constitutional change would require the assent of all ten provinces, which would in

king's coronation. former royal protection officer simon morgan says protesters will be in the middle of an armed policingtain's news . channel welcome- the people's channel. “ welcome back to the people's channel. “ “ welcome back to gb news. channel welcome back to gb newe— news. channel welcome back to gb wewe iive. — news. channel welcome back to gb wewe iive. wow— news. channel welcome back to gb news live. now let's— news. channel welcome back to gb news live. now let's tell- news. channel welcome back to gb news live. now let's tell you that it seems car sales are at full speed in the uk. the society of motor manufacturers reporting an 11.6% rise in new registrations in april. those numbers up for the ninth month in a row . after months, of in a row. after months, of course, slow production and problems with supply chain shortages, particularly the electronic chips. these figures, mark? well the best performing start to the year since before for the pandemic. let's get more with liam with on the money . so with liam with on the money. so it's good news overall, but still a bit of a question mark ab

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able to shout an abusive word at prince andrew or shout, "not my king", glue yourself to the road, stick to principles. what you think. simonimonarchist. he was arrested during the proclamation ceremony of king charles iii. the charges were later dropped. goad charges were later dropped. good mornin: , charges were later dropped. good morning, simon _ charges were later dropped. good morning, simon how— charges were later dropped. good morning, simon how are - charges were later dropped. (emf. morning, simon how are you? good morning, simon how are you? good morning, good to be on the show. always good to talk to. sarah, how are you? i always good to talk to. sarah, how are ou? . ., ~ ,, always good to talk to. sarah, how i are you?_ steve are you? i am fine, thank you. steve cook is here — are you? i am fine, thank you. steve cook is here from _ are you? i am fine, thank you. steve cook is here from republic— are you? i am fine, thank you. steve cook is here from republic uk, - are you? i am fine, thank you. steve cook is here from republic uk, i - cook is here from republic uk, i wonder what he will say. and paula in pres

my producer simon calls it a full peal which i've never heard of, driving us up the wall, but it's part of the day of coronation. about 100 yards behind us we saw kingharles and queen camilla turn up in one of those horse-drawn carriages and we knew this was something special and we knew, in fact, something that hasn't been seen here for, oh, 70 years. a lot of hubbub, pomp and circumstance, but in the middle of the ceremony when the archbishop of canterbury took that coronation crown and fitted it on king charles' head and you knew something would happen and a short time after that to show the tradition and heritage of the place you saw something else, his son and heir apparent, prince william, pledge allegiance to king charles. >> i, william, pledge and faith unto you, as for life and limb. >> they've got the si ceremony, and there was an older carriage and the crowds have been battered and buffeted by rain and wind and they were there by the tens of thousands, and hundreds of thousands just to show that the royal naysayers still are in minority in this country. and finally, neil, we saw the family balcony salute from buckingham palace, that never

we will see his majesty the king, and her majesty the queen consort emerge from buckingham palace to make their way to westminster abbey for their coronation. and colonel simonentral arch of buckingham palace, we will hear the national anthem. just a light drizzle in the air, nothing more than that it's a very cool day and the kings procession, from buckingham palace to westminster abby will shortly begin. the diamond jubilee coach, taking his majesty the king, and her majesty the queen consort. [shouting commands] ♪ [shouting commands] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> his majesty king charles the third and the queen consort start the journey toward westminster abbey. 470 year years -- four 70 years he was awaiting the crown, and he will be the 67th monarch overall. this journey he has made so many times in his life, this time is exceptional and historic. and the magnificent white marble going toward queen victoria. she was the first monarch to go toward her coronation. keep an eye on the great great great grandpa. the diamond jubilee states coach there. and all of its glory. and the winds are -- and the windsor graves pulling the carriage, decorated and royal blue, their dressing

simon, i understand, given your position there with queen elizabeth and working with in our household and very closely with, her you do know king you to watch him today ascend to the throne officially? >> i think this is a moment of history. it is quite extraordinary, -- they used to joke that this is a job for life, and here he is now about to be crowned. it has been a long, long journey. he has worked enormously hard, he has created an identity for himself, and he is now become king. he is going to be crowned alongside camilla, the woman he loves, and she herself has been on a long journey over the last few years. behind us, as we leave, it is an extraordinary day for the country. for the monarchy, for the british people. i think a lot of people have been here today thinking that we never thought we would see this. it is extraordinary, bringing together of the historic and the modern, and what britain is today. >> well indeed, queen elisabeth, given her excellent holes and the many years that she is on the throne, people thought that, perhaps, she would continue on indefinitely. of course that could not possibly the case, but

king's coronation. a spokesperson for heathrow said passengers would be able to travel as normal. traveljournalist simone national flowers of all four home nations are being projected and it features the words of the national anthem and the coronation emblem. a rehearsal took place last night— projections are due every night from thursday to sunday at around 8.30pm until 11pm. let's take a look at the tubes now. there's a good service on the tubes this morning with all lines running well. now onto the weather with kate kinsella. good morning. it's a dry and bright start this morning. largely dry through the course of today. sunny as well, but it will be quite breezy, a south—easterly rather blustery wind, similar to yesterday. we will see more cloud through the afternoon turning the sunshine hazy but as the thick cloud arrives towards the evening, we run the risk of one or two showers. temperatures are warm today, 20 celsius the maximum potentially in the south—east. overnight we will see some clear spells, quite a bit of cloud around but also the chance of some heavy showers and it will be mild with a

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