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the days of public mourning culminated here at westminster abbey, where one of the biggest gatheringsf kings and queens, prime ministers and presidents, came for the state funeral of queen elizabeth ii. # i am the resurrection #. it was the final farewell. from herfamily... ..from her country, and beyond. the queen herself had helped choose the readings and music. the funeral service reflected the queen's deep faith and dedication to duty. service in life, hope in death. all who follow the queen's example and inspiration of trust and faith in god can with her say, "we will meet again". it ended with the national anthem. # send him victorious # happy and glorious # long to reign over us # god save the king #. after the service, the procession from westminster abbey was at times extraordinary in its pace, precision and pageantry. the queen was on her way to windsor for the last time. the roads were free of traffic, the pavements full of people. windsor was the place she called home in recent years. up the long walk to the castle gates, the funeral cortege passed emma, the queen's fell p

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weekend begins may 6th with the crowning of king charles and queen consort camilla at london's westminster abbeyere will also be traditional processions, communities volunteer events, a concert, street parties, and light shows. the palace did not say which members of the royal family will take part amid speculation about whether harry will be invited. >>> still to come, the high cost of eggs. how long it will be before shoppers see some relief at the supermarket. you didn't live this strong, this long to get put on the shelf like a porcelain doll. but one out of two women over 50 will suffer a fracture from osteoporosis. you should know you can build new bone with evenity® for postmenopausal women with osteoporosis at high risk for fracture. yo you can do more thanslveni at high risk for fracture. want stronger bones? then build new bone; evenity® can help in just 12 months. evenity® is proven to reduce spine fracture risk by 73%. evenity® can increase risk of heart attack, stroke, or death from a cardiovascular problem. do not take evenity® if you have low blood calcium, or are allergic to it.

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we're at westminster abbey on an historic day. 0n the coffin, a card handwritten by the king.charles r." big ben chimes from lloyd george to liz truss, the bbc�*s political reporters have stood here trying to record everything that happened behind that famous door. the choices made by prime ministers that affect us all. even life or death. and many decisions that made history. sir winston churchill has resigned from the position of prime minister. he made the radio broadcast his own. but winston churchill was not a fan of tv. sir harold wilson is speeding towards london by train. we think we may be able to contact him by radio telephone. we're going to try. mr wilson? 0thers soon saw the opportunity. may i tell you the result - of the labour gain this morning at brighton kempton? hello? i seem to have lost you. the bbc, mrs thatcher. crafted their soundbites. where there is doubt, may we bring faith. i and where there is despair, may we bring hope. - there are hundreds of members of the media who swarm around the prime minister... had fun at our expense. ..and the idea from th

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but yes, they are going to travel in the king's procession through the streets of , westminster abbeyabbey, for service which really for the service which really dates back 900 years, sets up a time , william the conqueror. and time, william the conqueror. and they crowns in they will be crowns in westminster in the westminster abbey in the service, which is. yes going to have those traditional elements of, the crowning, the anointing with holy oil. but it's also going to in buckingham palace, his words , modern britain and, his words, modern britain and, looking to the future. and ahead of the monarchy. now, following that very traditional , solemn that very traditional, solemn religious service , they're going religious service, they're going to travel in what's known as the coronation procession back to buckingham palace in perhaps the state's coach has been talked about quite, quite a lot. of course, the queen elizabeth ii used that in 1953 through the cheering crowds and who will be lining the streets to buckingham palace for an appearance on the balcony the balcony with members

on saturday 6th may there will be processions to and from westminster abbey and a balcony appearancearch and his consort. on 7th may there will be the coronation big lunch, an opportunity as happened during last year'sjubilee, for communities to organise their own street parties. then that evening at windsor castle a special coronation concert and light show to be broadcast live by the bbc. 0nce broadcast live by the bbc. once again there will be echos of the jubilee concert at the palace with global stars and the coronation choir, described as a diverse group. there will be a public ballot for concert tickets. 0n there will be a public ballot for concert tickets. on monday 8th may a public holiday, there will be something called the big help out when people will been couraged to volunteer with groups like the scouts to help their community. it is hoped the coronation will look to the future, while being rooted in long—standing traditions. you can get more on our web—site. go there and have a good look. that is hello there. we will continue to see some big differences in the weather.

the coronation of king charles the third, there will be a procession from buckingham palace to westminster abbeye down the mouth to trafalgar square and then by whitehall to the abbey. they second larger procession after the service which will take the newly crowned king and queen consort back to the palace where they will appear on the palace balcony. the first such appearance since last year's platinum jubilee of the late queen. no details of the coronation servers have been given. they are under review. here are the highlights for the rest of the coronation weekend. 0n rest of the coronation weekend. on sunday 7 may there will be the coronation big lunch, a chance as happened during that you believe the communities to organise their own street parties. and that evening at windsor castle bilby a special coronation concert produced and broadcast live by the bbc. again it'll echo thejubilee, again it'll echo the jubilee, according again it'll echo thejubilee, according to the palace, it will bring together global music icons and contemporary stars. there will be an appearance by the coronation c

on saturday the 6th of may, there will be processions to and from westminster abbey for the service,crowned monarch and his consort. on sunday the 7th of may, there'll be the coronation big lunch, an opportunity — as happened during last year's jubilee — for communities to organise their own street parties. then that evening at windsor castle there will be a special coronation concert and light show to be broadcast live by the bbc. once again, there will be echoes of the jubilee concert at the palace, with global stars and the coronation choir, described by the palace as "a diverse group from across the uk". there will be a public ballot for concert tickets. on monday the 8th of may, a public holiday, they will be something called the big help out, a day when people across the country will be encouraged to volunteer with groups like the scouts to help their local communities. overall, the palace says it hopes king charles' coronation will look to the future while being rooted in long—standing traditions and pagea ntry. nicholas witchell, bbc news. let's show you some live shots from

it's being held on the 7th may, a day after the official coronation ceremony in westminster abbey.mr renner shared a photo of himself on social media receiving physical therapy. the six—tonne machine ran over him while he was helping a family member clear a driveway near his home in the state of nevada. the former us astronaut — and the second person to walk on the moon — buzz aldrin has got married for the fourth time — coinciding with his 93rd birthday. pictures from the private los angeles ceremony were shared by buzz aldrin on social media. the former pilot said that he and his new wife, 63—year—old dr anca faur were as "excited as eloping teenagers". 0ver over the moon, even! 0verthe moon, even! ha—ha!. that was from guy, my producer. i don't have the brains to come up with that at this time in the morning. hello, it was another morning of weather contrasts across the uk. we saw temperatures this morning start the day around —10 in parts of 0xfordshire, and at the very same moment we are looking at plus ten in northern ireland and western scotland. those temperature contrasts

the main ceremony will be held at westminster abbey and is expected women's rights marches are takingo mark the 50th anniversary of a case called roe v wade — which made access to abortion a constitutional right across the country. the ruling was overturned last year by the supreme court. today, a variety of different arrangements exist across individual states. the states you see here marked in dark red are those where abortions are very restricted or completely banned. another 14 states marked in orange have some restrictions on access, and marked in green are the states which are the most protective of a woman's right to terminate a pregnancy. 0ur north america editor, sarah smith, has the latest from washington. using so many of these women march is taking place in the president said he wants to secure the right to choose for every woman in america. the vice president gave a speech in florida alleging that she and the president would do everything to make it possible for them to access abortion but theyjust do not have enough votes in congress to pass a nationwide federal law guar

the king and the queen consorts will travel from buckingham palace to westminster abbey in what's known the abbey in what's being described as a solemn religious service . now solemn religious service. now it's understood that the king wants to very much reflect modern britain in the service, but that doesn't necessarily mean a slimmed down version of the coronation. it's still going to have the traditional pomp, ceremony, pageantry that we have come kind of familiar with over film as we've seen of previous coronations. but according to the sun, yesterday , the king is the sun, yesterday, the king is not going to be wearing the traditional old silk stockings and breeches as as previous monarchs have been crowned in. it's expected that he'll wear military uniform. of course , the military uniform. of course, the queen consort is going to be crowned along beside him in this service. is going to be 2000 or so guests that the bit of a we don't know exactly who is going to be on the guest list harry meghan's name have of course been floated , but there's been been floated, but there's been n

some 3000000 britons lined the streets to watch the couples carriage make its way to westminster abbey, where 20 cameras awaited them. 2 ah, licenses with charles remembered most was the horrible greasy substance the court hairdresser apply to his had to get and stay in place. since it was a long ceremony looked for him. so you can imagine how dull it was for a little boy who was just 5 at the time. like all dressed up in his page boy outfit . he didn't know how to pass the time with apple hasn't done it. he sure you are. he was serious because he understood what was happening. his mother was being crowned huge crowds of people that gathered at buckingham palace in london to celebrate the event. so. so and charles was on the balcony with his sister to go with that little wife. but i think for him it was traumatic and overwhelming. the newly crowned queen elizabeth had been set off on what would be her longest if a commonwealth tour, it lasted almost 6 months. ah, desk is shawl, and what happened to charles? he was raised by his grandmother, the queen, mum, who he adored. elizabeth, the

dignitaries from around the world, be 2,000 in all, joined together in chorus inside london's westminster abbeyries of tradition amid the wreath a handwritten note for the new king, in loving and devoted memory, charles r. ♪ >> reporter: charles used his first address as king to reassert the commitment his mother made seven decades ago. >> i shall strive to follow the inspiring example i have been set. >> reporter: with charles on the throne the new family dynamics face fresh scrutiny. will he bridge the divide that h has cleaved his children apart? though the two couples interacted little during a walk-about with mourners in windsor. in september the sussexes' netflix docu-series sent reverberations through an institution still reeling from the infamous tell-all interview with oprah in 2021. >> it was already clear to the media the palace wasn't going to protect her. once that happens, the floodgates open. >> reporter: the pair detailed their struggles avoiding intrusive media attention. they point to meghan's mental health as the reason they left the royal fold. king charles' coronation cerem

for the coronation of king charles iii, there will be a procession from buckingham palace to westminster abbeyhas so far been disclosed, but common sense suggests that it will be down the mall to trafalgar square and then via whitehall to the abbey. there will be a second, larger procession after the service, which will take the newly crowned king and queen consort back to the palace, where they will appear on the palace balcony, the first such appearance since last year's platinum jubilee of the late queen. no details of the coronation service have been given. they're still under review, but here are the highlights for the rest of the coronation weekend. on sunday 7 may there will be the coronation big lunch, an opportunity, as happened during the jubilee, for communities to organise their own street parties. then, that evening at windsor castle, there'll be a special coronation concert produced and broadcast live by the bbc. once again it will echo the jubilee. according to the palace, it will bring together global music icons and contemporary stars. there will also be an appearance by the c

the historic event will take place at westminster abbey on the 6th of may. ster castle the following day, featuring what the palace have called global music icons. thousands of events are expected to take place all over the uk, with a bank holiday declared for monday, the eighth. tv online dab+ radio this is tv news. welcome back. well, we've spent the week being horrified and appalled. the crimes of david carrick the rapist cop. i'm joined now by parm sandhu former chief superintendent at the met. thank you very much for joining me this morning. you were a woman in the met. you recognise this characterisation of the met being deeply misogynistic. of having rogue officers in its midst . good morning. one of the midst. good morning. one of the things i really do need to say is that the majority of police officers are good, caring individuals and they're there for reasons and they for the right reasons and they they turn up. day in, day out. and they will be there to support people in crisis . what support people in crisis. what has happened is a too many offic

the service will be by the archbishop of canterbury at westminster abbey , followed by a westminster place at windsor castle , featuring global music castle, featuring global music icons. castle, featuring global music icons . it castle, featuring global music icons. it dispels any speculation charles has been planning a low coronation. thousands events are expected to take place all the uk with a bank holiday declared for monday, the eighth. this is gb news. we'll bring you more news as. it happens. now it's back to nina . nina. good afternoon. it is fast approaching 6 minutes after 5:00. this is gb news on tv onune 5:00. this is gb news on tv online and on digital radio. i've done a quick for the next houn i've done a quick for the next hour. me and my partner will be taking on some of the big topics that are hitting the headlines right now . this show is all right now. this show is all about opinion mine. it's theirs, and course it's yours. about opinion mine. it's theirs, and course it's yours . we'll and of course it's yours. we'll be discussing it at be debating, discussing it a

the palace revealing the king and queen will be crowned on saturday, may 6th, at westminster abbey. where kings and queens have been crowned since 1066. there will be a ceremonial procession back to buckingham palace followed by a royal balcony appearance. just who will be on that famous balcony? question marks on whether we'll see harry and meghan at the event. the couple's relationship with the rest of the royals particularly strained after the release of harry's book "spare." the best-selling book, setting records, but a guest list has yet to be released. on sunday, there will be a big coronation lunch like the street parties we saw during the queen's jubilee. there will also be a star-studded concert at windsor castle. landmarks across the uk will be lit up to mark the occasion. to cap it all off on the monday, the bank holiday, the country is being encouraged to come together to volunteer in the community. palace saying they hope this will be an opportunity for everyone to celebrate and to come together with their family and friends. >> lama, thank you so much. >>> we turn now

they were facing westminster abbey -- facing wagner fighters, they were attacking in waves. now they're going back to safer ground. the combat they saw was intense. there were regular troops, says this soldier, and in front of them just meat -- convicts in packs on drugs without armor, without helmets. for them life has no value. [ speaking non-english ] >> reporter: down in the killing fields, the shelling goes on without letup. for the medics, there is no rest. sometimes the martyrs don't give us any -- mortars don't give us any breathing space, he tells me. we have many casualties from shrapnel, and when the snipers come then there are many dead and wounded. troops transfer a fallen comrade from their armored car to a van. here the shadow of death hangs heavy. now ukrainian officials do not give out casualty numbers, so it's not at all clear what they are. what we saw from that spot we were at is that they are taking serious casualties. in fact, german intelligence has put out a report suggesting that every day the number of casualties among ukrainian forces aren in ukrai

indelible image, prince harry and his brother walking behind their mother's casket on its way to westminster abbey do you remember about that walk? >> how quiet it was. i remember the occasional wail and screaming of someone. i remember the horses on the road, the bridles of the horses, the gun carriage, the wheels, the occasional gravel stone underneath your shoe. but mainly, the silence. >> after the service, princess diana's body was brought for burial to her family's ancestral estate, althorp. >> once my mother's coffin actually went into the ground, that was the first time i actually cried. there was never another time. >> all through your teenaged years, you didn't cry about it? >> no. >> you didn't believe she was dead? >> for a long time i just refused to accept that she was gone. part of she would never do this to us, but also part of maybe this is all part of a plan. >> i mean, you really believed that maybe she had just decided to disapper for a time? >> for a time and that she would call us and we would go and join her. >> how long did you believe that? >> years. many, many years. will

it all begins with the coronation itself, on may 6th, at westminster abbey. across the uk that weekend, and there will be an extra bank holiday the following monday. royal watchers believe this coronation will be scaled down from the last one in 1953, when queen elizabeth ii was crowned. it was the first live televised royal event and went on for three hours. >>> actor jeremy renner is home from the hospital thanking everyone for their well wishes. the "avengers" star posted on instagram saturday showing him what he called morning workouts. as we hear from cnn's chloe melas, this is just part of renner's road to recovery. >> reporter: jeremy renner posting an update for fans on instagram, telling everyone that he broke 30 bones in that snowplow accident that took place at his home on new year's day and it's answering the question that so many have had after hearing that 911 call in which his neighbor tells the ems or the dispatch on the phone that he had been crushed by this 14,000-pound snowcat that he owns. take a listen to a little bit of that 911 call tha

the ceremony itself will take place on saturday, may 6th, at westminster abbey. of events will take place across the uk, including a concert on windsor castle's east lawn. there will be an extra bank holiday on monday, the 8th. that's also the day of the big help out, which the palace aims to create a lasting volunteering legacy from the coronation weekend. >>> actor jeremy renner is recovering at home after his snowplow accident. the "avengers" star posted on instagram showing him doing what he called morning workouts. he broke more than 30 bonus during the new year accident. "the hurt locker" star was run own by his own snow cat. renner had previously released video of himself operating the enormous machine. >>> well, there won't be the hoped for showdown at the australian open between the world's top women's tennis players from poland and an american rising star. world number one crashed out in straight sets in melbourne to elena, the reigning wimbledon champ. she represents kazakhstan and heads to the quarter finals to face a former french open champ who knoc

this was near westminster abbey, while there was similar scenes on the southbank.on suspicion of murdering a woman from deptford. maureen gitau was reported missing on the 10th of december, having last been seen five days earlier as she left her home in evelyn street. the 54—year—old man was arrested on friday. passengers travelling to scotland on avanti services from euston via the west coast mainline are being told to avoid the station. the line will be shut until friday due to a landslide near carlisle. customers are being advised to use the east coast mainline out of kings cross instead. meanwhile, train services across much the capital will be severely disrupted from tomorrow as the first in a series of national rail strikes gets underway. staff from the rmt union will walk out tomorrow, and then again on wednesday, friday and saturday, in a dispute over pay and working conditions. and then on thursday train drivers from the union aslef will also strike, affecting 15 train companies. these national discussions, they are ongoing. rail delivery group are owning

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indelible image, prince harry and his brother walking behind their mother's casket on the way to westminster abbey. what do you remember about that walk? >> how quiet it was. i remember the occasional wail and screaming of someone. and then the horses on the road. the bridles of the horses, the gun carriage, the wheels, the occasional gravel stone under your shoe. but mainly the silence. >> after the service, princess diana's body was brought for burial to her family's estate. >> once my mother's coffin went into the ground, that's the first time i actually cried. yeah. never another time. >> all through your teenage years? you didn't cry about it? >> no. >> you didn't believe she was dead. >> for a long time. i just refuse to accept she was gone. part of, you know, she would never do this to us. but also part of maybe this is all part of a plan. >> i mean, you really believed that maybe she had just decided to disappear for a time? >> for a time and she would call us and we were going to join her. >> how long did you believe that? >> years. many, many years. william and i talked about it as well.

indelible image prince harry and his brother, walking behind their mothers gasquet on a twain to westminster abbey. >> what do you remember about that walk? >> how quiet it was. i remember the occasional whaling, screaming from someone. i remember the road, the broyles of the horses, and the gun carriage, the wheels, the occasional gravel stone underneath your shoe. but, mainly, the siren. >> after the service, princess diana's body was brought for burial to her family's ancestral estate. >> once my mother's coffin actually went to the ground, that was the first time that i actually cried. yes, there was never another type. >> all three of you were teenagers. you can cry before -- you didn't believe she was dead? >> for a long time, i just refused to accept that she was gone. like, she would never do this to us, but also, part of it is, maybe this is all part of a plan. >> he really believed that maybe she had just decided to disappear for a time. >> for a time, and then she would call us, and we can join her. >> how long did you believe that? >> years, many, many years. i even talked about it as

it's hard to imagine them coming toward at westminster abbey in may for the king's coronation unlesseconciliation-style meetings take place. >> we'll see if the royal family continues to remain sloent all of this. -- silent on all of this. thank you so much. >>> and the special interview everybody is talking about, prince harry sitting down with anderson cooper. hear more about his split with the royal family and all the allegations and all the drama. "the harry interview" airs tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern time. >>> it was supposed to be a first date, but it ended in a nightmare. a texas man is now being charged with kidnapping and assault of a woman that he met on a dating app. how she escaped five days later. more ahead. just sold the car to carvana. what? all i had to do was answswer a couple questions and got a real offer in seconds. then, they just picked up the car and paid me right on the spot. sell your car at carvana dot com today. i brought in ensure max protein with 30 grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. uhhhh... here, i'll take that. [

all we're going how are we going to have doctors, nurses prancing up the aisle of westminster abbey?e all gone, when they've all gone on strike? let me turn. when they've all gone on strike usually. isn't it rather awkward we've got come, we've come. we let . of course. we've come. we let. of course. of course. femi i can ask you a question . how can you make , question. how can you make, like, hereditary monarchy diverse ? i mean. well, you can't diverse? i mean. well, you can't one really. i mean, the reality the royal family is well, the one way you could make hereditary monarchy diverse is for someone within that monarchy to marry someone who was not white, which happened and look at them huge class that has had racially diverse or other types of diverse economic backgrounds . diversity is kind of i mean, i hate have said it on bbc before bonng hate have said it on bbc before boring like diversity is in here it's not actually actually chaps just to interrupt quickly the monarchy so far ahead us do you actually realise that two of the sons of edward the third black in the 14th cen

all we're going how are we going to have doctors, nurses prancing up the aisle of westminster abbey?e all gone, when they've all gone on strike? let me turn. when they've all gone on strike usually. isn't it rather awkward we've got come, we've come. we let . of course. we've come. we let. of course. of course. femi i can ask you a question . how can you make , question. how can you make, like, hereditary monarchy diverse ? i mean. well, you can't diverse? i mean. well, you can't one really. i mean, the reality the royal family is well, the one way you could make hereditary monarchy diverse is for someone within that monarchy to marry someone who was not white, which happened and look at them huge class that has had racially diverse or other types of diverse economic backgrounds . diversity is kind of i mean, i hate have said it on bbc before bonng hate have said it on bbc before boring like diversity is in here it's not actually actually chaps just to interrupt quickly the monarchy so far ahead us do you actually realise that two of the sons of edward the third black in the 14th cen

the ceremony will conducted by the archbishop of canterbury at westminster abbey.oncert will be held at windsor the following day, featuring what the palace have described as global icons. thousands of events expected to take place across the country with a bank houday across the country with a bank holiday declared for monday, the eighth. for the moment, holiday declared for monday, the eighth. for the moment , this is eighth. for the moment, this is gb news. we will bring you more as it happens . now it's back to as it happens. now it's back to carbon . carbon. hello and welcome . the common hello and welcome. the common sense crusade with me , reverend sense crusade with me, reverend calvin robinson. what's coming up this afternoon .7 the church of up this afternoon? the church of england says it's sorry for its past treatment of lgbt people. this week , but said it would this week, but said it would continue its practise not allowing same sex marriages in church. but new proposals would allow individual clergy to offer blessings in churches following a civil ma

palace , the coronation of the palace, the coronation of the king and consort will take place at westminster abbeyurday, followed by a balcony appearance joined by other members of the royal family . a members of the royal family. a concert will be held at windsor castle on the sunday. thousands of events are expected to place all over the uk over weekend with a bank holiday declared for monday . tv online and dab+ radio monday. tv online and dab+ radio this is gb news. now it's over. the headliners headliners . the headliners headliners. hello, i'm leo kearse and welcome to headliners. joining to inject some levity to saturday's headlines are diane spence , sir, and dan o'reilly . spence, sir, and dan o'reilly. dapper laughs. spence, sir, and dan o'reilly. dapper laughs . first ladies get dapper laughs. first ladies get acquainted with sunday's front pages and we start with the sunday telegraph . it has sunday telegraph. it has refugees and any chance at the heart of a diverse coronation will hopefully see ngozi fulani an appearance of that for maximum diversity as fred flintstone again. the obse

palace , the coronation of the palace, the coronation of the king and consort will take place at westminster abbeyurday, followed by a balcony appearance joined by other members of the royal family . a members of the royal family. a concert will be held at windsor castle on the sunday. thousands of events are expected to place all over the uk over weekend with a bank holiday declared for monday . tv online and dab+ radio monday. tv online and dab+ radio this is gb news. now it's over. the headliners headliners . the headliners headliners. hello, i'm leo kearse and welcome to headliners. joining to inject some levity to saturday's headlines are diane spence , sir, and dan o'reilly . spence, sir, and dan o'reilly. dapper laughs. spence, sir, and dan o'reilly. dapper laughs . first ladies get dapper laughs. first ladies get acquainted with sunday's front pages and we start with the sunday telegraph . it has sunday telegraph. it has refugees and any chance at the heart of a diverse coronation will hopefully see ngozi fulani an appearance of that for maximum diversity as fred flintstone again. the obse

, and the westminster abbey, and the security arrangements were . security arrangements were.e not allowed inside the building. they protest outside. they were allowed to express their opinion . the problem here was that the protesters were allowed inside the you had over the building. so you had over 100 outside the 100 people standing outside the seminar room. that's what caused the problem. okay. well, i mean, judging the footage, it judging from the footage, it does quite does look like quite a frightening but thank you frightening event. but thank you very much for coming on to talk to me today about it. thank you. so after the break on free speech nation, we're going to be getting reaction to the news getting the reaction to the news that have been that no women have been nominated for the best artist award at the since went award at the since it went gender neutral . see you in gender neutral. see you in a couple of minutes . welcome back to free speech nafion welcome back to free speech nation with me, andrew doyle. later in the show, i'll be turning in the uncle, the h

, and the westminster abbey, and the security arrangements were . security arrangements were.e not allowed inside the building. they protest outside. they were allowed to express their opinion . the problem here was that the protesters were allowed inside the you had over the building. so you had over 100 outside the 100 people standing outside the seminar room. that's what caused the problem. okay. well, i mean, judging the footage, it judging from the footage, it does quite does look like quite a frightening but thank you frightening event. but thank you very much for coming on to talk to me today about it. thank you. so after the break on free speech nation, we're going to be getting reaction to the news getting the reaction to the news that have been that no women have been nominated for the best artist award at the since went award at the since it went gender neutral . see you in gender neutral. see you in a couple of minutes . welcome back to free speech nafion welcome back to free speech nation with me, andrew doyle. later in the show, i'll be turning in the uncle, the h

anticipated make a highly anticipated appearance on the buckingham palace balcony after the westminster abbeyculation as to whether the sussexes will be involved following the release of prince harry's tell all memoir, spare their netflix series continue in their netflix series continue in their latest , a senior royal their latest, a senior royal inside leader has revealed to the mail on sunday that the duke and duchess sussex, as well as prince as well as the duke of york , prince andrew, are york, prince andrew, are unlikely to join the king and queen. senior royals on the balcony and other major public appearance . but is that the appearance. but is that the correct call? do you think king charles is right to ban the sussexes from the buckingham palace balcony if they do intend the coronation . let me know your the coronation. let me know your thoughts. anyone we've had at gbnews.uk. vote in our poll at gbnews.uk. vote in our poll at gb news. but to help you make up your mind, we're joined by the biographer of, your mind, we're joined by the biographer of , prince your mind, we're joined

and how can you possibly come to england and sit and in the congregation in westminster abbey and watchd king? i think you would be a hypocrite if you did that indeed. now you know the boy is very well does this behaviour, this alleged fight surprise you. what was your observation of their relationship when they were growing up. paul no, the boys always got along tremendously well together. they were always sparring, they were always jousting with each other. william was always the officer. harry was always the troops. and they just got along great and their life was running in parallel with each other . their life was running in parallel with each other. diana always taught harry that his job was to support william. his job was to support william. his job was to support william. his job was to help him , his role to be was to help him, his role to be king , not to was to help him, his role to be king, not to derail him , not to king, not to derail him, not to pull the rug from underneath his feet and not to destroy the monarchy. now, is this a great confusion here, because the pubuc co

welby, to broker a peace deal between his warring sons so the couple can attend the ceremony westminster abbey ever sources have spoken of prince william's , his brothers prince william's, his brothers will use his brother will use the event to stage a stunt that could steal the limelight after harry's explosive and the netflix series soap. should the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby, broker a deal for prince harry to attend the coronation? let me know. thoughts, dan at gbnews.uk. vote in our poll at gbnews.uk. vote in our poll at gb on twitter . the result gb news on twitter. the result shortly. to you up shortly. but to help you make up your on this, i'm joined by your mind on this, i'm joined by the majesty the editor in of majesty magazine ingrid seward and the journalist and broadcaster neena bischoff. ingrid, i'm sorry. i'm really worried about justin welby getting involved in this. sources the weekend have described him as being under the spell of meghan and harry. he's on side. ingrid so, if he's the person doing the brokering the deal person doing the brokering the deal, i worry

and how can you possibly come to england and sit and in the congregation in westminster abbey and watchd king? i think you would be a hypocrite if you did that indeed. now you know the boy is very well does this behaviour, this alleged fight surprise you. what was your observation of their relationship when they were growing up. paul no, the boys always got along tremendously well together. they were always sparring, they were always jousting with each other. william was always the officer. harry was always the troops. and they just got along great and their life was running in parallel with each other . their life was running in parallel with each other. diana always taught harry that his job was to support william. his job was to support william. his job was to support william. his job was to help him , his role to be was to help him, his role to be king , not to was to help him, his role to be king, not to derail him , not to king, not to derail him, not to pull the rug from underneath his feet and not to destroy the monarchy. now, is this a great confusion here, because the pubuc co

a highly anticipated appearance on the buckingham palace after the palace balcony after the westminster abbeyculation as to whether the sussexes will be involved following the release of prince harry's tell all memoir, spare their netflix series continue in their netflix series continue in their latest , a senior royal their latest, a senior royal inside leader has revealed to the mail on sunday that the duke and duchess sussex, as well as prince as well as the duke of york , prince andrew, are york, prince andrew, are unlikely to join the king and queen. senior royals on the balcony and other major public appearance . but is that the appearance. but is that the correct call? do you think king charles is right to ban the sussexes from the buckingham palace balcony if they do intend the coronation . let me know your the coronation. let me know your thoughts. anyone we've had at gbnews.uk. vote in our poll at gbnews.uk. vote in our poll at gb news. but to help you make up your mind, we're joined by the biographer of, your mind, we're joined by the biographer of , prince your mind, we're joined

how could he possibly sit in westminster abbey in the house of god amongst his family , of god amongstcrowned king ? after all that, he said it king? after all that, he said it would be the of hypocrisy . it would be the of hypocrisy. it couldn't possibly come and anyway, ask the people of our country, the country who has abandoned the people, who's abandoned the people, who's abandoned for another country. you asked them . they think and you asked them. they think and feel because think the people of our country wouldn't want to see him at the coronation. i think he should know. absolutely not. with his wife in america. i think he should do . and paul think he should do. and paul just fine. is it true that harry got annoyed as a little kid because william got an extra sausage at breakfast time? that's true . i'm afraid that is that's true. i'm afraid that is true . that's just one of those true. that's just one of those things that happened in the royal when the nanny royal nursery when the nanny give william three sausages and harry would say, well, why ? he harry would say, well, wh

how could he possibly sit in westminster abbey in the house of god amongst his family , of god amongstcrowned king ? after all that, he said it king? after all that, he said it would be the of hypocrisy . it would be the of hypocrisy. it couldn't possibly come and anyway, ask the people of our country, the country who has abandoned the people, who's abandoned the people, who's abandoned for another country. you asked them . they think and you asked them. they think and feel because think the people of our country wouldn't want to see him at the coronation. i think he should know. absolutely not. with his wife in america. i think he should do . and paul think he should do. and paul just fine. is it true that harry got annoyed as a little kid because william got an extra sausage at breakfast time? that's true . i'm afraid that is that's true. i'm afraid that is true . that's just one of those true. that's just one of those things that happened in the royal when the nanny royal nursery when the nanny give william three sausages and harry would say, well, why ? he harry would say, well, wh