and you can t understand how, like, honoured i am to be involved in such a moment. well, it was magnificent. it was emotional. it was sometimes a bit like cricket you didn t understand everything was going on but you thought, well, i m in for this long haul. it seems interesting. it was amazing, | it was stunning, i loved all the bits. i loved all the musical bits, the hymns. - i didn t expect us, the congregation, to take part in it as much as we did. marching band plays. so, this is the.? x marks the spot.
asa as a commander in chief with the armed forces, the monarch has a special link with the military and so after the profession is finished, they will be joined profession is finished, they will bejoined by king charles and queen camilla who will receive a royal salute. marching band plays. a successful rehearsal. now, onto the main event. as the sun rises over london, the armed forces returned to their accommodations. they know, come saturday, the drills practice tonight will be recorded in history forever. practised.
i am immensely proud because i ve been involved in the planning since november. it means an awful lot and seeing the scale of the event over last night and seeing 7000, 8000 personnel in london delivering that event was incredible but i am also looking forward to see how the nation reacts on saturday because it is going to galvanise the nation and hopefully will appreciate what unites us and not what keeps us apart. marching band plays. orders given. the late queen s procession back to buckingham palace took around two hours and was much,
marching band plays. hello there. the coronation is almost here and the heavy showers that we had on friday, those have been fading away. we had some late in the day lovely rainbows but earlier on, there was a lot of thunder and lightning. those have pushed clear but we need to look to the south now, into the english channel. this is where our weather is now coming from, the cloud thickening up and these weather fronts will bring some rain. so, this is the forecast for the coronation in central london. looks cloudy, there ll be some rain from time to time. temperatures are not going to be as high as the 20 degrees that we had on friday. we start with ten degrees in london first thing on saturday, seven or eight further north, just one of two
much longer than king charles will be for such a travel around much of central london including regent street and piccadilly service. piccadilly service. piccadilly circus. on saturday as at rehearsals practised tonight, the king and queen the return of the way they came with the journey back expected to take around 33 minutes. marching band plays.