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but for those of us who may not be so familiar with the eurovision phenomenon in australia, can you just talk us through how big is it back home? massive. i think that australia is one of the largest viewership of eurovision outside of europe. so we absolutely love it. it s bombastic, it s ridiculous, it s fun, it s everything you would want a tv entertainment piece to be really. and we re so committed to it that we get up at three a:m., sometimes 5 a:m., depending on where you are in australia to watch the contest, because it is the most spectacular show on earth, without a doubt. a lot of support from australia, of course, but in the spirit of eurovision, where you can t vote for your own country, which performance would get your 12 points? well, i think gustav- from belgium is definitely worth 12 points, as is vesna from czechia. i and of course, who the hell is edgar from austria. - yeah, fantastic. there s so many good acts this year. it s really, really hard to choose. it ll prob
King Charles III was crowned on Saturday in Britain's biggest ceremonial event for seven decades, a sumptuous display of pageantry dating back 1,000 years.
the most senior member of the church of england after the king. it looks round at our society and seeks to reflect us as we are, with joy and celebration. reporter: for the first time, people of multiple faiths will have a role. even the pope has sent a gift. fragments believed to be of jesus cross, which have been incorporated into this new one which will lead the coronation proc procession. symbols the new monarch hopes will be enough to reflect his continued relevance in a modern world whilst honoring sacred tradition. and along with max foster tonight, we re joined by senior royal historian kate williams. max, is there an attempt to sort of make this more modern, or is this all about tradition? it s about both. so speaking of people in the palace, their starting point was king edgar s coronation. i m checking the dates, 973. that s where they built from. so what they want to do is be true to that, be true to the