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history in our generation. >> reporter: different people of different ages saying that. >> where have you come from? >> maryland in the usa. >> did you come here for this? >> yes. >> you've come all the way from maryland to sleep on the street tonight. >> yes, i did. >> what's the reason? >> it's something historical. >> i'm a royalist. i love the royal family. >> excellent. you're here to do that. over there, where are you from, ma'am? >> grimsby. >> grimsby, that's in northern england. all ages. it's a family occasion. good evening, sir, welcome on board. hello. >> hi. >> where are you from? >> wales. >> you're from wales. he was the prince of wales. how old are you? >> 10. >> 10. why did you decide it was important to bring a 10-year-old tonight? >> well, it's a bit of history, and it's a lovely memory for her to share with us. >> we've just got here, so it
sat there. _ cameramen and everybody, and she was sat there. and _ cameramen and everybody, and she was sat there, and she wanted to do some judging, _ sat there, and she wanted to do some judging, and— sat there, and she wanted to do some judging, and she said, is that worth a ten? _ judging, and she said, is that worth a ten? and — judging, and she said, is that worth a ten? and i— judging, and she said, is that worth a ten? and i said, no, only nine. she_ a ten? and i said, no, only nine. she is— a ten? and i said, no, only nine. she isvery— a ten? and i said, no, only nine. she is very human, that is what i love _ she is very human, that is what i love about — she is very human, that is what i love about her. she has lived a life _ love about her. she has lived a life she — love about her. she has lived a life. she hasn't been living in a golden— life. she hasn't been living in a golden cage in that way. she has lived _ golden cage in that way. she has lived her— golden cage in that way. she has lived her life. and i think it is really— lived her life. and i think it is really fantastic that she has become queen— really fantastic that she has become queen camilla. | really fantastic that she has become queen camilla-— queen camilla. i think that is an interesting _ queen camilla. i think that is an interesting and _ queen camilla. i think that is an interesting and important - queen camilla. i think that is an - interesting and important difference from the coronation in 1953 when we saw this young woman who was only in the beginnings, a young mother. elizabeth ii became queen only 25, and the king will be 75 in november, the queen is already 75, starting a new life. and this is a remarkable occasion, because it is a big state occasion, because it is a big state occasion, an international occasion and a family occasion. and there will be children and stepchildren, and step grandchildren taking part in the ceremony. it represents the
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when he comes, charlie? i can't picture a days inn or something like that, but where would harry go? >> i think it's quite likely that he will stay at broadmoor cottage, depending on how long he plans to be in the u.k. now, we know even though king charles took away the cottage as far as prince harry and meghan markle's ownership of it, he has said they will be free to use it when they need to come to the u.k. for official reasons, a family occasion, so i think it is very likely that may well be where harry resides during his very quick trip to the u.k. give him a bit of space, you know, avoids any really awkward run-ins with william in the hallways of kensington palace or wherever else. >> neil: yeah. >> and he also feels it is his home, so that makes the most sense. >> neil: how are he and william getting along? i know kate was a separate issue with meghan. they were tight.
it didn't make sense at the time. i felt as though my body was in there but my head was out and sometimes it was vice versa. so another context here really, kaitlan, for how he feels now as opposed to how he did feel. >> yeah. so the question is he going to go? what is your prediction, i guess? >> well, i heard from the palace they haven't sent out invitations but they vent out the save the date letters and embarrass. one clearly landed in prince harry's inbox. his office told me last night that they have had e-mail correspondents from his majesty's office regarding the coronation and immediate decision on whether the duke or duchess will attend is not disclosed athis the time. of course, tensions very high at the moment. they haven't had the formal invitation either. they have been asked to vacate the official residence by the king. they won't be able to stay there for the coronation -- they will be able to stay for the coronation but not beyond that. i have to say, this is a family
it wasn�*tjust in westminster and windsor that people were able to see the queen�*s coffin. the 22—mile route from wellington arch to windsor castle provided plenty of opportunities for the public to say a final goodbye. adina campbell has been speaking to some of those who went out to witness the moment the queen�*s coffin went by, on her finaljourney to windsor. today was always going to be a family occasion. in hounslow, west london, the lopez family would normally be celebrating ivana�*s birthday. but, those plans have been pushed aside. and cheer has been replaced by silence. funeral service plays on tv it�*s very hard to watch. very emotional. we are emotional. 96.
it wasn'tjust in westminster and windsor that people were able to see the queen's coffin. the 22—mile route from wellington arch to windsor castle provided plenty of opportunities for the public to say a final goodbye. adina campbell has been speaking to some of those who went out to witness the moment the queen's coffin went by, on her finaljourney to windsor. today was always going to be a family occasion. in hounslow, west london, the lopez family would normally be celebrating ivana's birthday. but, those plans have been pushed aside. and cheer has been replaced by silence. funeral service plays on tv it's very hard to watch. very emotional. we are emotional. 96.
katie boulter knew better, straight ahead for her occasion. having lost the first set, boulter, nearest the camera, then showed her best tennis against the number six seed. oh, my goodness! boulter had beaten the czech player earlier this month, but that was eastbourne. this was everything. a victory the world could see, and a family occasion. my, my gran passed away two days ago, and i�*d just like to dedicate that to her today. i have got hopefully many more matches to play, and if i can have you guys behind me for those, then hopefully i can go a long way so thank you so much, thank you. it�*s another third round for heather watson. she resumed and won it quickly on court 18. court three, an extraordinary adventure for the next british player. liam broady lost 11 games in a row but prevailed. why not, he asked? why not, he proved.
but it is a stunning view to the courts. it is a bit cheesy but it could be a new dawn, for some of those players like boulter and liam brady, who have been around a bit, had a few difficult years with industry but find —— injury but found themselves around the limelight. —— liam broady, who have been around a bit. the big centre court entrance. you walk on these days and its dramatic. it is. instinctively, karolina pliskova turned left, like she did for last year's final. katie boulter knew better, straight ahead for her occasion. having lost the first set, boulter, nearest the camera, then showed her best tennis against the number six seed. oh, my goodness! boulter had beaten the czech player earlier this month, but that was eastbourne. this was everything. a victory the world could see, and a family occasion. my, my gran passed