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constitutional requirement for lustrous as prime minister to be there, but she feels it's a significant moment of national mourning. and what ended up happening is what's written up in the papers, going on tour with the king, which led to some raised eyebrows that she maybe tried to make a political moment and downing street clarified yesterday that she wouldn't be traveling with him on the same plane or anything. it wouldn't be atoll they said in that sense. but she would be present at all of those services to provide support to be alongside the monarch. but they had to issue that clarification because they said it's not a tour in the sense that you understand them going together to each place. >> and she is charles's first prime minister, but she was the queen's 15th. >> that's right and just imagine what it must be like for liz truss a day into the job, finding herself in a situation, i mean, i remember tony blair writing about how he's having difficulty with the death of princess diana, and channeling peoples emotions about it.
two months into the job, the lace is a day into a job, and although it's being described by big -- the plan runs on whales, the plan comes out. every new cabinet minister just having walked into parliament, is told this is what you do. no minister under their white might curries the plan. they do what they're are told, but still, for lustrous, to have to respond to the nation sorrow, over different services, saying the right thing and the right situation must begin incredible daunting task. and even speaking to labor politicians, they say, look it's a really, really tough get. and so far, she's pulled it off really well. now, the king has been using buckingham palace to meet and greet dignitaries for the last few days. he is actually living -- at we're not sure if he's gonna be scheduled to live at buckingham palace. we'll find out in the following time. but he will be heading, what we do know, he's heading to westminster later on? >> yes, so, prince charles will be giving an address to both houses of parliament just straight into his job as monarch. he is going to be going to westminster hall, that's about 10:00 this morning.
we began the week with prime minister boris johnson and queen elizabeth. we ended the week with a king charles the third and a prime minister lustrous. that is a rapid amount of change for a country not used to that sort of change. from the, monarchy at. least this is the first time in 70 years that this country has a new monarch. and much of the pageantry that we've been seeing over the past few days has never been seen by anyone before. because of technology, frankly. there are now abilities to get things live on camera. there wasn't back when queen elizabeth was first chlorinated, and when her father died. broadcast to individuals, and people around the world. also the ascension ceremony that we witnessed yesterday. it camera has never been inside that ever. only a very small group of people have ever witnessed that. most of the ones who witnessed
border between ireland and northern ireland, and thousands of people catholics in particular would be subject to checkpoints and surveillance. perhaps just to go to work and visit family as they have for years. then things could get messy again. when finalizing the brexit deal it was clear there needed to be some except for this divided island. both sides agreed on the northern island protocol, which essentially protects the north ireland agreement and assure stability in the region. as i mentioned the troubles were not that long ago. many of us grew up with the constant headlines about the deadly conflict including uk's brand new prime minister lustrous. a woman of many words, none of which you can actually keep. she is flip-flopped and so many policies it is hard to know what she is going to stand for tomorrow. who supported brits fighting in ukraine. then she didn't. she wanted to abolish the monarchy and now she doesn't. she was boldly anti brexit until she was boldly pro brexit. so can the world trust liz
even as we grieve, we give thanks to this most faithful light. i am deeply aware of this great inheritance and all of the duties and heavy responsibility of sovereignty. they are now past to me. >> many of the accession council it was a series of highly coordinated formalities. they were set into motion upon the death of his mother, queen elizabeth the second. that was on thursday afternoon. later this hour, king charles will meet with the archbishop of canterbury, britain's new prime minister, lustrous. there will also be members of the cabinet. it has been a memorable first speak on the job or trust. one of queen elizabeth ii final acts was to invite her to succeed boris johnson's prime minister. former new government. that occurred during a meeting on tuesday at balmoral, the royal family's estate. approximately 48 hours after that meeting, the queen passed
split screen between remembering and honoring queen elizabeth, but also honoring the new king. >> yes, you're right, and of course that's why when we're celebrating the platinum jubilee. the queen obviously had a very tough time. because when she ascended to the throne, had a loving father from the queen. so you're right again this is a contrast of emotions. yet i think the most important thing to do for all of us to witness across the world as an example. it's here we have the mother of democracy. we have the transition of power. that is peaceful. and that is so important to witness. in this very week. could you imagine any other time in history? just on tuesday. the same name, ironically, a very time in history that a prime minister and a moniker had a same name, that was on tuesday. when then queen elizabeth shook hands with liz truss the new prime minister, apiece fall
we took a look at how this morning's papers are covering the kings for speech. hello, good morning. king charles iii will be formally proclaimed the monarch today, that council will be televised for the first time in history. the king will make his declaration and oath in st. james's palace later on this morning. he'll be joined by the new prince of wilson queen consort, camilla, as well as the prime minister, lustrous and members of the cabinet. yesterday, the king made his first address to the nation, paying tribute to his mother, the queen and committing himself to the life of service. -- -- >> another significant day awaits the king, a new monarch now face the face with the responsibilities. there is little time for private grief, meeting mourners, and addressing the nation.
will change because he talked about that in his speech yesterday that he wouldn't necessarily have the time to devote to some of the issues that he's been able to before and some of the charities can you talk about how charles life has changed already? >> well i think something might be happening chris. >> yes, the doors opening. and so we expect to see the new king charles the third and we already heard the privy council saying god save the king and so we see the new prime minister lustrous who is coming in and she will take her place and the various other members and dignitaries involved with the privy council and there we go with listening. >> business for part two of the
the younger generation really brought up two more prominent roles. whether or not he is going to be the king that they expect it, everyone was a little bit uncertain. >> yeah. molly, there is a period of adjustment, by? we are fitting into these shoes. we just saw a voters go by. i could not tell who it might be. we know that he is expected to me right now with the arc bishop of canterbury, the british prime minister, any opposition leaders. he may have known people for many years. there is this period of reestablish in with people and government, with world leaders. he may have met them as parents. he also needs to make amends with the people that are lined up here. >> yeah. absolutely. it will be very interesting to watch his relationship with the new head of government. the prime minister, lustrous. we have been talking about this. the united kingdom is in the period of intense change right
speech. hello i'm very good morning to you. king charles iii will be formally proclaim monarch today at an accession council which will be televised for the first time in history. the king will make his declaration and oath in st. james's palace later on this morning. he'll be joined by the new prince of wills and the queen consort. as well as prime minister lustrous and members of the cabinet. yesterday the king made his first address to the nation paying tribute to his mother and committing himself to a life of service >> another significant day awaits the king, a new monarch now face the face with the responsibilities. there is little time for private grief, meeting mourners, and addressing the nation. >> wherever you may live in the united kingdom, or in the realms and territories across the world, and whatever maybe