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Heartening for the royal family at least display of affection for queen elizabeth, certainly for queen elizabeth. what happens to king charles, we dont know. well have to see. but the fact that you had scots turning out from all over in a country when six years aflirted with the idea of going independent from the united kingdom, thats a testament to the lines of affection that still exist certainly between queen elizabeth and the scottish people. but i think that king charles will see some of th...

On behalf of all members of the scottish parliament, i would like to convey our sincere condolences to your majesty and the queen consort and to all members of the royal family. i would ask you tojoin me in two minutes�* silence and please stand as you are able. the msps stood for two minutes to remember the late queen. there is a pro—independence majority in this chamber and how the new king engages with that constituency of opinion in scotland will help to shape the early years of his reig...

The monarch would be necessary even if she and her party did not want to break away. they were clear that they would want to keep the monarch even if they split from the united kingdom, and i think it is not surprising that they would say that, because in the end there is a lot of affection still in scotland for the royal family. i thought that story she told was interesting, because there was a cut-away, as we call it in tv, of prince charles, and he laughed at her story, and then he seemed t...

Condolence and attend the scottish parliament. richard quest and isa soares. isa, let me start with you. youre on the royal mile. you have seen this remarkable scene of the scottish people coming to say farewell to their beloved queen. >> indeed, and it has been incredibly emotional. and really moving tributes we have seen, very poignant, of course, said so many people. scots, to me today, that the queen who had a deep love and affection for scots and who had those strong ties to scotland, that ...

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Airport to greet him. she wants an independent scotland to retain the monarchy with king charles and his heirs on the scottish throne. as king, charles will have to keep his views on that prospect to himself. the principle of constitutional monarchy chimes with public opinion and there was no shortage of public affection for the new king as he progressed down the royal mile to his official residence. where the coffin of his late mother has been lying at rest. that the king has chosen to begin hi...

Anecdotes, people�*s memory. but the love and affection that has been shown to her is so heartfelt. i have heard from a number of people surprisingly on how deeply they have been moved by this. one of my senses is there is a real sense of unity, people coming together in their grief and gratitude to the queen. monday morning here, let�*s go back a couple of days to the accession council on saturday. it was incredible for us watching at home to see that on television, it was like watching his...

Of the city destroyed by british forces. these memorials to two of its lord mayers, one assassinated by undercover police, his successor died on hunger strike in a british jail. yet above them at city hall today, a symbol of change, the irish flag flying at half mast for a british queen. inside, a book of condolence filled with warm messages for the queen and her family. affection for the queen here is deeply rooted in her support for the peace process, her death comes at a time when relations b...

Say this, because this is a monarch about whom, in his previous role as prince of wales, there had been significant concerns about his tendency to meddle, to intervene, well clearly he wants to make it clear that he is not going to do that. �* . . clear that he is not going to do that. �* ., ., , ., ._ that. and we had a tribute today, nick, from _ that. and we had a tribute today, nick, from the _ that. and we had a tribute today, nick, from the duke _ that. and we had a tribute today, nick...

Over the course of the weekend to that speech and to the performance just now in parliament as well has been universally well received. there has been, as you might expect, joe, an outpouring of affection for the king because he has just lost his mother and because of his relationship with the queen who was so beloved herself. theres also separate from that, people have been impressed and its been remarked on in the same tabloids that gave him a hard time have remarked on the speech he gave, the...