victoria howard, editor of the crown chronicles, thank you | people. victoria howard, editor of.ou very much. brazilian police have found possible human remains in their search for uk journalist dom phillips and bruno pereira, an expert on indigenous peoples. the pair disappeared six days ago while travelling through the amazon rainforest. police say experts will analyse the material that's been found, as well as blood traces that were discovered on a fishing boat. katy watson reports. from up here you get an idea of the vastness of the amazon. and with that, the challenges faced by the search teams in finding the two men. on friday, though, there was a significant yet devastating breakthrough. materialfound in the river that could be human remains, not far from the area that dom phillips and bruno pereira were last seen. it will now be sent to the city of manaus for forensic analysis. currently, authorities are also examining traces of blood on a boat belonging to a suspect, a local fisherman. dom phillips and bruno pereira are experts in their field. one an established journali

victoria howard, thank _ he will be well prepared.much - he will be well prepared. victoria | howard, thank you very much and thank you forjoining us here. let's look around the world now, because this isn't look around the world now, because this i5n'tju5t a celebration here in the united kingdom, there are people watching this right around the globe. we speak now to manoah e5ipi5u, he's the kenyan high commissioner to the uk. thank you forjoining us, i wanted to get your oppression of the jubilee a5 to get your oppression of the jubilee as it's been going so far. thank you. i think it has been quite a ceremony this weekend. i went to yesterday, and a5 a ceremony this weekend. i went to yesterday, and as you know there are tens of thousands of people out there witnessing, a5 tens of thousands of people out there witnessing, as we did, in fact, there were so many people that for us, high commissioner of the space that was allocated to us towards the jubilee, space that was allocated to us towards thejubilee, we were actually detained

i'm joined now by royal expert victoria howard. i thought it was great.were not quite as big as they were for trooping, were not quite as big as they were fortrooping, but were not quite as big as they were for trooping, but it gave a sense of the queen's reign, documenting each decade, the commonwealth, and a balcony appearance with the icing on the cake. , , , , �* the cake. they very wisely didn't romise the cake. they very wisely didn't promise anything, _ the cake. they very wisely didn't promise anything, but _ the cake. they very wisely didn't promise anything, but when - the cake. they very wisely didn't promise anything, but when we | the cake. they very wisely didn't i promise anything, but when we saw the royal standard go up we knew the queen had arrived, and a few members of the royal box made their way across. you mention the fact it had something for everybody. what struck me was how many young people took part and were in the crowd. i me was how many young people took part and were in the crowd.— part and were in the crowd. i think that's

i'm joined now by royal expert victoria howard and royal commentator and former press secretary to theckie arbiter. thank you for staying on well they dismantle everything. victoria, how important was for the crowd that the queen appeared? it was an unscheduled appearance. it was really important _ unscheduled appearance. it was really important she _ unscheduled appearance. it was really important she made - unscheduled appearance. it was really important she made one | unscheduled appearance. it was - really important she made one final showing, and that vivid green that meant she stood out so well against the background of the prima stone at buckingham palace. it rounded off what was a really good weekend of celebrations. a chance to reflect on not only her service to the nation but how the nation could come together in a post covid world if you can call it that. you together in a post covid world if you can call it that.— you can call it that. you would imaaine you can call it that. you would imagine her— you can call it that. you would imagine her majesty - you can call it that. y

victoria howard, editor of the website the crown chronicles are both with me. e? many people do not like to admit it but they have a soft spot for the queen so i think many people are enjoying this bank holiday and especially post—pandemic they are using it as a chance to come together, whether that's celebrating the queen, i am sure the book will be watching trooping the colour on the tv today but it's a chance to thank her for the dedication of 70 years of service, very rarely she takes a day off.— years of service, very rarely she takes a day off. that's part of the significance _ takes a day off. that's part of the significance of _ takes a day off. that's part of the significance of everything - takes a day off. that's part of the significance of everything we i takes a day off. that's part of the significance of everything we are | significance of everything we are discussing, robert, because whatever yourview discussing, robert, because whatever your view of the royal family, the monarchy, there will be, i wish i knew the population, the percentage of the

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