tomos morgan, thank you so much- icanjust— well. tomos morgan, thank you so much. you so much. i can just show you the i well. tomos morgan, thank you so i much. i can just show you the queues starting to build up outside the senedd. when i arrived first thing this morning nobody was here and it was incredible to see the lines of people quietly and patiently queueing in london and the numbers growing by the minute, it seems. now the news that they are causing entry to the queue. let's go live now to our correspondent karin giannone. the government on twitter asking people not to cut down until they have reopened the queue? the queue has reached — have reopened the queue? the queue has reached capacity, _ have reopened the queue? the queue has reached capacity, southwark i has reached capacity, southwark park, around five miles along the river thames easter fun park, around five miles along the river thames easterfun here and park, around five miles along the river thames easter fun here and the department for digital, culture, media and sport is saying that savic p

let's get more from our wales correspondent, tomos morgan, at cardiff castle. ning. for the king and the queen consort today? it for the king and the queen consort toda ? . , , today? it has been quite extraordinary across - today? it has been quite - extraordinary across cardiff, from when he started in llandaff cathedral this morning, people waiting from 3am to get the best seatin waiting from 3am to get the best seat in the house to see the king finally arriving in wales after being prince of wales. that is hywel griffith side, going to the senedd. i think many people possibly hope for a little touch from him, that being some welsh, echoes of 1969 when the then prince of wales had his investiture, had a crash course in aberystwyth to learn welsh and it delivered parts of his speech in welsh, echoes today in the senedd when he spoke quite a bit in welsh, flitting between the two languages, saying dioch, thanking members of the senedd and the first minister for their condolences, he spoke in welsh about the privilege it had been to be the prince of wales and hi

our wales correspondent tomos morgan is there. welsh parliament. as my colleague has been looking into comedy relationship with wales has at times been a prickly one. —— looking into it, the relationship with wales. actually, we are now going to go straight to the bishop. you met the queen, and you have met king charles. i wonder if you can tell us about those occasions where you met both of them. ~ .,, ., , them. most of the times i met them were in very — them. most of the times i met them were in very ceremonial— them. most of the times i met them were in very ceremonial and - them. most of the times i met them were in very ceremonial and royal . were in very ceremonial and royal visits, _ were in very ceremonial and royal visits, to — were in very ceremonial and royal visits, to celebrate something. they are extraordinarily good at connecting, but with the causes they are supporting adults also the people. — are supporting adults also the people, so i was previously dean of salisbury— people, so i was previously dean of salisb