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When the queen is no longer with us in the future, our position in the world will change, and the great challenge for the prince of wales and prince william will be, how do we keep it relevant? i think prince charles is acutely aware of that, particularly given his age. he will be an old king and i think the slimmed down monarchy is just part of it. we never was to open up the palaces and private rural homes and bring the public closer to the monarchy. i think there will be a lot of change under king charles to modernise the monarchy when he becomes king. thank i think thomas wants a last word...

Of change under king charles to modernise the monarchy when he becomes king. i think thomas wants a last word on this. i look forward to the changes, but i am rather sanguine about the survivability of the institution. it's 1000 years old and, throughout history, there have been many on the throne who were not very liked, almost despised, one thinks of george iii and so forth, and the attachment of great britain as a country and a people to its ancient institutions is such that it is well likely to survive all the changes and uncertainties that may come. i predict that this institution, kingdo...

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To the monarchy and i think there will be a lot of change under king charles to modernise the monarchy when he becomes king. i said last word to roya but i think thomas wants a last word on this! i look forward to the changes but i am rather sanguine about the survivability of the institution. it's 1,000 years old and, throughout history, there have been many on the throne who were not very liked, who almost despised — one thinks of george iii and so forth, and the attachment of great britain as a country and a people to its ancient institutions is such that it is well likely to survive all ...

>> it -- it is a long list of miscalculations by him from the very beginning. meanwhile, though, you know, what damage has he wrought on his own economy, on his own people, particularly if this drags out and what could that do to his own political survivability? i mean, you know, as -- as you said in the piece -- and it is a great line -- the lesson autocratic rulers is -- cannot lose wars, and remain autocrats. what then would the people -- would the people or the kremlin possibly turn on him? what would it take? >> well, it would certainly take the -- the realization that the war in ukraine ...