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After her coronation. it was a huge event, and the first chance for the welsh people to show their affection for the young monarch. she, in turn, found plenty which chimed with her own passions, not least her love of horses. the queen and the duke - made their way first to see the welsh mountain ponies being judged. and one of them, called - 0wain glyn dwr, was to show an unsuitable appetite i for the royal carnations. in subsequent years she visited wales frequently, through times of celebratio...

Gathered in the streets to watch the queens coffin has repeatedly expressed his and his late mothers affection for scotland, northern ireland and wales, but the respect for the distinctive institutions and culture of those three countries has been very telling as well. the signal his understanding of the nature of the kingdom he inherits as a union state, a partnership of natures, and in —— partnership of nations, and in —— partnership of nations, and with that, as in much else, he is fo...

Has been the second striking thing he has done this week. extended a hand to the devolved nations of the uk. he expressed expressed his late mothers and his own affection for the devolved nations and his respect for the distinctiveness of their traditions, their values and their institutions. to signal his understanding of the nature of the united kingdom, the kingdom he inherits as a union state, a voluntary partnership of nations. in that, as in much else, he is following what he called in nor...

Depth _ didnt realise they had and just the depth of— didnt realise they had and just the depth of their affection to our late monarch_ depth of their affection to our late monarch but also portraying that affection — monarch but also portraying that affection as shown by those people joining _ affection as shown by those people joining that queue, queueing for hours _ joining that queue, queueing for hours to— joining that queue, queueing for hours to walk past her coffin macro but also _...

Effective, not very important but perfectly amicable organization, into all kinds of other states and joining, which have no traditional association with britain at all. >> there are some real questions though about real issues with britains colonial history. how much pressure do you think the king is under to address that? >> i think the king is under more pressure perhaps then he realizes. i think hes worried about what can happen. and how he can retain the authority his mother had. because pe...

She worked with them. what was her role like and her connections like with them? >> during the time i was there, it was bill clintons term, and there was no visit while i was there. there were four state visits during her reign. i think it depending on the president. its like the relationship with the prime minister. for instance, ronald reagan, they bonded over their love of horses and went riding together. >> there are iconic images of them riding together. >> yes, and there is an iconic image...

Night. the queue has varied between two and three miles long. as everyone is referencing this morning, it is calm, very well organised. the kiwis moving in. we will talk tojohn with more people who have been inside throughout the programme this morning. the prince and princess of wales, william and catherine, will head to sandringham in norfolk today to see the tributes left there for the queen. the royal residence was packed with family memories for her majesty, and it gave her the chance to in...

>> yes. and the iconic image of president ford leaving the queen at a dance at the white house. the obama visits. i think there was something about the relationship the queen had with the u.s. and her family, it was profound. i remember sitting next to the late queen mother talking about the king going to see the late president. i remember thinking, which president? and it occurred to me it was president roosevelt. so actually, the family goes back a long way. i think there was an affection, i t...

Meghan Markle showed signs of gratitude towards the Queen after she accompanied husband Prince Harry to his grandmother’s laying in state service at Westminster Hall.

Estate, is a growing blanket of flowers — a declaration of peoples affection, admiration and appreciation for the late monarch. "where is the queen?" asks three—year—old matilda. "shes up in the clouds," shes told by her mum, charlotte. she has gone, yeah. the queen was very important, wasnt she? she played a big part in everybody�*s lives, didnt she? but now, where is the queen now? at...up in the sky. in heaven, yeah. in the sky. shes gone. shes gone to rest. its very emotional- and it...