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Was at buckingham palace and i asked about the crowds reaction to seeing the royal couple. there were cheers, almost screams, really. some people had waited all day to see king charles. theyve been pressed against the barriers, hoping he would do another walkabout and meet people. and people were ecstatic when he finally came out. what we heard the car suddenly coming out of buckingham palace and as soon as people saw that it had the royal standard on top of the car, and he was in the car, there...

At such a difficult time. after there had been so much division and difficulty between them. and it is so relatable that a family has to come together at this difficult moment, has to support each other, whatever has happened in the past. there was a huge amount of support for the royals here. people were cheering when they appeared, calling out their best wishes, and giving their sorrow for the lost the royal family has suffered, giving their support, and all of the royals took a moment to look...

Princess of wales. william and kate. charles now of course taking on a roll that for several decades was filled by a woman. queen elizabeth trauma shattered barriers during her reign. a rain that began when she was just 25 years old. so how will her legacy impact the role for the three men who will follow in her footsteps? charles, then william, and george. i welcome back my panel, kayleigh nickel, royal editor for vanity fair. and suzanna, a british historian. suzannah lets begin their. how wou...

A huge component of who i am. its why ten years ago i joined the team for concerned veterans for america. since the attack on september 11th 20 years ago our country has faced a set of hurdles and barriers with the taliban and al qaeda in afghanistan, with the greater middle east, with our foreign policy and we have solved some of those problems but along the way we have created more problems. we have had 20 years of war that have created a situation where we have a new cohort of veterans who ne...

Charles ascension to the throne marks a pivotal moment for the united kingdom. its facing a potential breakup scotland braces for independence. and uncertain world after leaving the eu. max foster is at buckingham palace. max, i show enjoyed your commentary. youve been doing a great job. what is occurring at this particular moment? >> reporter: audiences at buckingham palace, so were into the more mundane matters, if you like, after a lot of the pomp and ceremony where the king has to meet all t...

Connect with people. she was a hugger in a family that was not known for hugging. she was willing to break barriers, and i think that was something that members of the royal family had done, but at some remove. she was right in there with them. >> her informal style was something we could learn from, and i remember those discussions. >> what sorts of things would you do differently? >> i think the image of the prinn sense of wales going to see an hiv patient and the ability to capture that momen...

Those rows and rows of flowers, memories, notes that people have left. we wait to see what the date brings here at the palace but i think it is fair to expect we will see the numbers here again that tim was talking about. at the palace it is relatively noisy because what is going on is barriers are being put out, scaffolding being erected, and thatis out, scaffolding being erected, and that is a sign of what is to come over the next ten days or so. crowds are expected here at the palace, and of ...

What is so striking is that there are two distinct things going on at buckingham palace here today. on the side where im standing, very noisy, because there is scaffolding, planes being put up, barry has been put up for an element of crowd control, because that nod to the formalities that will come in the coming hours and days —— barriers have been put up. if you stand at the palace itself and read over the flowers, cards and messages attached to them, i was there about an hour and a half ag...

Cycle, a lot of those people stopping at the gates behind me, pausing, perhaps looking at the official sign was put up, confirming the death of her majesty yesterday. looking at the many flowers that are there along the gates. we can expect many more people here today. the authorities are expecting very large crowds. it is relatively noisy at the palace because they are putting up the palace because they are putting up barriers and erecting scaffolding and preparing for the sort of crowds that w...

Partly because preparations are under way. you may get a sense through some of the noises of here, there is a lot of work and activity going on. barriers are being erected a vast distance down the mall. that is because so many more people are expected at the palace today. there are days of formality and ceremony to come, many of the details of which are still to be made public, but we know there will be many days of mourning to come. against that backdrop, people continue to arrive here at the p...