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Response, the kindness you see from members of the public. the patients, the, rodri. that has been for me the most moving tribute of all, the public response —— the patience, the camaraderie. fire public response -- the patience, the camaraderie-— camaraderie. are you surprised by what ou camaraderie. are you surprised by what you see? _ camaraderie. are you surprised by what you see? it _ camaraderie. are you surprised by what you see? it does _ camaraderie. are you surprised by what you...

To westminster hall _ her late majesty. he went to left -- to westminster hall to _ her late majesty. he went to left -- to westminster hall to see - her late majesty. he went to left -- to westminster hall to see the - her late majesty. he went to left --j to westminster hall to see the lying in state yourself. what was going through your mind at the moment to pay your own tribute, but also to be among the thousands of people. the sheer among the thousands of people. tte: sheer silence of that ...

Have we got? ijust have a little book that we have which is a i have we got? ijust have a little i book that we have which is a short little reading, in case somebody was feeling sad or upset, then we have those. but we also have biscuits, sweets, actually drinks, so some of us are carrying really big boxes of drinks. , ,,. , ., drinks. drinks, biscuits, and if --eole drinks. drinks, biscuits, and if people are — drinks. drinks, biscuits, and if people are tired, _ drinks. drinks, biscuits, an...

Absolutely. —— she exudes a presence. when she was doing practical things like you referred to in her country attire. she loved riding, walking in the countryside. she still looked immaculate. like she was more of a model doing that thing then out there doing it. headscarves are something she will be remembered for. they were a personal passion. the uniform, the bright colours, that was her doing herjob. whereas i think she genuinely loved the headscarves and i know she asked for them as bir...

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Grahame davies on his left. he consults him on welsh affairs. and speaking to the conductor of the band as well. they have all gone very quiet, the anticipation as they are waiting for the king to come over. having seen the king to come over. having seen the pictures of him elsewhere in cardiff. ., ~ the pictures of him elsewhere in cardiff. . ~ ., ,, ., cardiff. talking to the sergeant maor and cardiff. talking to the sergeant major and the _ cardiff. talking to the sergeant major and the goat ...

Lineage as well, trying to at least reference and hold on to the past while saying this is our new face, and we hope you will accept him. it is a matter of public debate in wales at the moment as to how much william will be accepted and what his role will be, so i suspect in the coming weeks we may hear more from the palace about williams role, and the slightly thorny issue of whether there would be an investiture as well of any kind, let alone on the scale of 1969.- alone on the scale of 1969. ...

Future relationship that clicking will have with wales, having had such a close one as prince of wales. —— the king will have with wale. 0ver —— the king will have with wale. over the past 60 years, he has immersed himself in welsh culture and language and has got to know the people. he and language and has got to know the --eole. . , and language and has got to know the --eole. �* and language and has got to know the n-eole. �* ., people. he has, it hasnt always been a great — peo...

Some mobility issues but you decided to come anyway-— to come anyway. i wouldnt miss this. i to come anyway. i wouldnt miss this- ijust _ to come anyway. i wouldnt miss this. i just would _ to come anyway. i wouldnt miss this. i just would not _ to come anyway. i wouldnt miss this. ijust would not miss i to come anyway. i wouldnt miss this. ijust would not miss it. i i this. ijust would not miss it. i love the queen, and i am a royalist and there is no other word, ijust loved her. i and there ...

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