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Died will make the official proclamation of that succession and the meeting will be televised for the first time the accession council is made up of the and other dignitaries including the rome high commissioners will both attend as well its convened about the whos also the leader of the house of commons the first part of the meeting of the accession counsel takes place without the new king to make the formal proclamation second starters of half of the privy council under the new monarch king ch...

Difficult and wounding. and her husband philip was a restless man who sometimes found his role as consort frustrating. on one occasion, the palace had to deny rumours that the marriage was in difficulty. in fact, it was a partnership from which elizabeth was to derive great strength and reassurance. in the early �*60s, they had two more children — prince andrew, born in february 1960, and prince edward in march 1964. by the late �*60s, the palace realised that it needed to take the initiat...

>> so essentially 11:55, which is, you know, just over ten minutes away. >> doing the math. >> just before the top of the hour, the state trumpeters will sound the fanfare and the state trumpeters at mansion house will reply and the sergeant of arms. you know when you see the town cries declaring the birth of a royal bane, theyre complete char la tons and they dont exist, but they come with bells and theyre filming them. there is the town cryer. >> we were talking about dignitaries. can we talk ...

Before the funeral. the funeral of course attracting a huge outpouring of emotion from the public. i think the expectations there will be a huge number of people out on the streets of london as well of course as dignitaries and heads of state traveling in from other countries. >> we know that joe biden has said that he will be attending. do we know who else will be in the uk for that funeral? >> reporter: i think we can expect many of those nations to be represented that the queen visited over t...

Where the archbishop of canterbury will conduct a short service. in this ancient building, the queen will lie in state for four full days, her coffin mounted on a raised platform known as a catafalque, with many thousands expected to file past the coffin. and then, on bank holiday monday morning, the queens coffin will leave westminster hall and be taken in a grand military procession to westminster abbey. members of the royal family are expected again to follow on foot. at 11 oclock, the full s...

Dont even try to get into the royal lounge -- pay a lot of money to get into. >> the windsor suite, do you use it? >> no. its too expensive. its too expensive. >> okay, gentlemen. the idea that i was going to is that there are going to be a lot of people here. >> its reassuring to know he doesnt use the windsor suite. >> a lot of dignitaries will be trying. >> forgive me. maybe i should know. i dont know whether the u.s. has announced who will be leading. >> thats what i wanted to lead to. we br...

Only ones she could trust never to be leaked anywhere to the media. and it is a moment where the prime minister with the weight of all the issues of the country upon them can look to somebody else for guidance and expose some of their concerns and worries. it is like no other. and the queen having seen through 15 prime ministers had really got a sense of character and leadership and could offer them a lot with her guidance and counsel. so that moment between the now-king charles and prime minist...

Royal family, and its the first time in history that this event has been televised for the world to see. charles is ascending to the throne following the death of queen elizabeth ii. thats his mother. hundreds of dignitaries and royal advisers are in attendance to watch the king take a series of oaths. i want to bring in now cnns max foster and also richard quest to discuss whats going on. weve seen a lot of pageantry, a lot of pomp and circumstance. weve seen a lot of pageantry today and we exp...

In the queens heart. she has visited here 16 times, the first of course was this historic visit in 1954, when she set foot on the sydney hard here. and it was the biggest event in australia plus make history. no other event was as big as that. three quarters of the population came out to see her and her majesty would visit another 15 times. today, there was a wreath laying ceremony in the queens terrace, in parliament house, that was led by the governor—general, the queens representative, the ...

Will change because he talked about that in his speech yesterday that he wouldnt necessarily have the time to devote to some of the issues that hes been able to before and some of the charities can you talk about how charles life has changed already? >> well i think something might be happening chris. >> yes, the doors opening. and so we expect to see the new king charles the third and we already heard the privy council saying god save the king and so we see the new prime minister lustrous who i...