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time for his charities and issues. it is also worth bearing in mind, it is not as if her majesty didn t do anything on these issues. less than anything on these issues. less than a year ago we had that un climate change conference in glasgow and her majesty gave a speech on video to world leaders are saying it is time to move from talk to action and i think the interesting thing is one of the things that has happened over those 50 years in which king charles has really been pioneering and offering leadership on this position is they have moved from perhaps on the fringe to the mainstream. it is no longer controversial to say we have to act on climate change or try to put that nature in recovery. all the political parties agree on that at a headline level now. they might disagree on the intricacies of policy of how to go about it but to have an monarch that is saying this is really important and we have to work together and convene to take
is the headline in the telegraph. the front page has a picture of the king placing the colours of the grenadier guards on his mother s coffin. the final farewell says the guardian which shows the late monarch s coffin being carried by pallbearers, adorned with flowers, the imperial state crown and the sovereign s orb and sceptre. the pool there is a tremendousjob, didn t they, yesterday? the pallbearers. the flowers were chosen because of their various connections to the queen. the i describes the day as representing the end of the elizabethan age , as hundreds of thousands of people lined the route from westminster to windsor to say thank you and goodbye . and the mirror simply says until we meet again . lots of people yesterday talking about those who were carrying the