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About a walking pace, so just in terms of trying to cover the ocean flare looking for clues, looking at the dp they have found, that could take some time, and it takes many hours to go up and down, to such a deep area —— looking at the debris they have found. the biggest question still to be answered is exactly what happened, why did this titan vessel apparently employed? titan vessel apparently employed ? they titan vessel apparently employed? they will examine a few different clues for tha...

Mentioning, timing is key and it feels as if under normal circumstances, it would take a lot longer to get this up and running. they have kind of rushed this to get it operational as soon as possible. and here is a key point. assuming these signals that they have detected are real, assuming they are able to geo— locate the position of the stricken sub on the sea floor, they need to keep that search box as small as possible. if the data is poor or the conditions in the ocean mean they are not s...

Was up to three kilometres long on the edge, how long would it take you if you were at walking pace? so they need to find a good fix from these signals, if they are real. then they give the rovs a fighting chance of being able to see that sub on the sea floor and then figure out a way of bringing it up. sea floor and then figure out a way of bringing it up— of bringing it up. thank you. earlier, of bringing it up. thank you. earlier. i _ of bringing it up. thank you. earlier, i spoke _ of brin...

And of course at a time like this with so much of the current politics and history and economy playing particularly in this country, there was a great deal of sensitivity to how this would go down and was there enough done to make it look like a relevant and modern ceremony. and i think well hear a lot about that in the days to come. >> we are about to witness a procession the likes of which this country has not seen in 70 years. >> extraordinary. the gold state carriage its in a stable where yo...

The gold stagecoach. it weighs four tons. its the first time that charles would have traveled in it. only the monarch is allowed inside. the gold state coach is a less comfortable ride than its counterpart. its been used in every coronation since 1831. covered in gold leaf, it takes eight horses to pull it and can only move at a walking pace. martin is in charge of the break, the fourth generation of men in his family to work with the royal carriage. >> when youre following it, you can hear it c...

A coronation in a lifetime. a front row seat at the parade will guarantee good views of this gleaming treasure. this coach will bring charles and camilla from the palace to westminster abbey. well, its the first time that this carriage has been used at a coronation. it was delivered to queen elizabeth, the second in 2014, and used for the state opening of parliament that year. the interior of this carriage is especially poignant for king charles. its made from wood, from the grounds of balmoral ...

In their lifetime. a front row seat at the parade will guarantee good views of this gleaming treasure. this coach will bring charles and camilla from the palace to westminster abbey. well, its the first time that this carriage has been used at a coronation. it was delivered to queen elizabeth, the second in 2014, and used for the state opening of parliament that year. the interior of this carriage is especially poignant for king charles. its made from wood, from the grounds of balmoral castle ne...

Because of that, it can only be used at a walking pace. but preparations arentjust taking place on the ground. the royal air force have been rehearsing the coronation fly—past over raf cranwell in lincolnshire. hugely important to get it right. he, ultimately, is our commander in chief. hes been very closely associated with the armed services throughout his time, and its great to be able to put such a spectacle together for his coronation on the sixth. what youve seen today is a smaller versio...

The interior of this carriage is especially poignant for king charles. its made from wood, from the grounds of balmoral castle near aberdeen, where the late queen died, aged 96. this coach will be the centrepiece of the much larger and longer procession from westminster abbey back to buckingham palace on coronation day. its nearly four metres tall. its over seven metres long. it weighs four tonnes. because of that, it can only be used at a walking pace. but preparations arentjust taking place on...