saying it doesn't seem like a good idea to her. in an interview with canada's cbc, she says the royal family has to discuss how it will stay relevant, but insists the monarchy still has a lot to offer the country. 0ur royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. in the potteries and other places in the souvenir business they've been gearing up for this moment for months, turning out the mugs and plates and a host of other goods which commemorate the coronation. it all means jobs and a significant boost for trade. 0n the mall, the first campers have already pitched their tents to be assured of the best view. i've come to support king charles and hopefully get to see him on the balcony. that's my main objective. these are some of the robes which will be worn at some of the most solemn moments of the coronation. 0n the left the super tunica worn at the moment of crowning, and the imperial mantle, a cloak in cloth of gold
these are some of the robes which will be worn at some of the most solemn moments of the coronation. 0n the left the super tunica worn at the moment of crowning, and the imperial mantle, a cloak in cloth of gold which was worn at the crowning of george iv in 1821. so a moment of significance for the monarch and the monarchy. the king's sister, princess anne, has been reflecting on canadian television, first about the kind of king charles will be. well, you know what you're getting because he's been practising for a bit and i don't think he'll change. you know, he is committed to his own level of service and that will remain true. did she think the monarchy could remain relevant in today's world? it is a moment where you need to have that discussion, but i would just underline that the monarchy provides, with the constitution, a degree of long—term stability