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♪ ♪ that devotion to duty established her as a symbol of british pride and national celebration. ♪ ♪ >> the queen was an absolute splendid person she was exactly what you would want to have as your best friend. ♪ ♪ and i also remember her as a -- a fantastic mother. all other sort of pomple and pageantry and everything else her family was always very, very important. ♪ ♪ identified by duty so for her the sense of commitment and dedication to the country, to the position...

Diary but she spent a lot of time meeting commonwealth leaders. >> she always regarded the commonwealth as important and significant and i think sometimes felt, you know, the political class didnt pay enough attention to it. >> well ive always thought that she had what i like call a composed compartmentally and when we think of prime ministers and number of foreign dignitaries shes introduced to. endless list. and that was her life. from 1952 onwards. >> i name this ship in britain may god bless...

Diary but she spent a lot of time meeting commonwealth leaders. >> she always regarded the commonwealth as important and significant and i think sometimes felt, you know, the political class didnt pay enough attention to it. >> well ive always thought that she had what i like call a composed compartmentally and when we think of prime ministers and number of foreign dignitaries shes introduced to. endless list. and that was her life. from 1952 onwards. >> i name this ship in britain may god bless...

And more infatuated with the prince and princess. >> the majority of the public have no idea whats going on behind the photo of prince charles and diana. >> theyve last agreed to separate walk abouts. >> this is the point where the press are beginning to get some wind of the truth of whats happening. >> the first public clue that theres a lot of trouble in the marriage was when they went to portugal, and the press sused out that they were staying in separate suites. >> i remember writing a story...

That pageantry, as you say, i think it will lose the aura that makes it special. it will be a difficult fine line for them to tread about not doing something that looks imperial or colonial, but also doing something that looks special. d0 or colonial, but also doing something that looks special. do you think it is important _ something that looks special. do you think it is important for _ something that looks special. do you think it is important for him - something that looks special. do you t...

Diary but she spent a lot of time meeting commonwealth leaders. >> she always regarded the commonwealth as important and significant and i think sometimes felt, you know, the political class didnt pay enough attention to it. >> well ive always thought that she had what i like call a composed compartmentally and when we think of prime ministers and number of foreign dignitaries shes introduced to. endless list. and that was her life. from 1952 onwards. >> i name this ship in britain may god bless...

Diary but she spent a lot of time meeting commonwealth leaders. >> she always regarded the commonwealth as important and significant and i think sometimes felt, you know, the political class didnt pay enough attention to it. >> well ive always thought that she had what i like call a composed compartmentally and when we think of prime ministers and number of foreign dignitaries shes introduced to. endless list. and that was her life. from 1952 onwards. >> i name this ship in britain may god bless...

Insight into how relaxed prince charles is with members of the public, and whatever peoples opinions of him may be, hes very, very good at getting out there, shaking hands, and talking to people. but the other thing that i noticed watching that, which is another sign of the changing times from the previous monarch is the number of smartphones that are now held up. you know, everyones a paparazzi these days, and one of the reasons in her life that the queen didnt like to do walk abouts, she did n...

Day. i come back to the proposition in terms of russias aims, russia has already failed and ukraine has succeeded. the i am that putin brought to this was to take away ukraines sovereignty and independence. where the contours of the war goes from here and how much death and destruction continues thats a deep concern. we want to doing we can to bring this to an end as quickly as possible. much of the work we are doing to is to help them strengthen their hand. >> i agree with secretary blinken. we...

Malaysias defense minister says that until the missing planes black boxes are found, he cant clear the passengers and crew from the shadow of suspicion. >> thats what he told cnns ninic robertson who is trying to iron out new inconsistencies in what malaysia officials are saying. >> reporter: good morning, nic robertson from cnn, how are you? >> im having a meeting later. im doing my walk abouts. >> reporter: weve requested an interview many times -- with that, the man heading malaysias hunt for...