and a sense for the space. and to stand on the place where the coronation chair will have just been. yeah, you ll be able to stand right in the centre point where the coronation chair sits and faces east. and also, you ll be able to see the pavement itself in great detail. i mean, it s a masterpiece. it s been there since 1268. it s really lovely. anti monarchy campaigners opted not to remove their shoes when they carried out a brief protest there earlier this week. on may the 6th, the focus will once again be on this seven metre square mosaic, a colourful example of the abbey s long history and connection with the monarchy. sarah campbell, bbc news, westminster abbey. now it s time for a look at the weather with stav. low pressure has dominated the weather all week. sunshine and mark showered some stuff mostly. centre
where the coronation chair sits and faces east. and also, you ll be able to see the pavement itself in great detail. i mean, it s a masterpiece. it s been there since 1268. it s really lovely. anti monarchy campaigners opted not to remove their shoes when they carried out a brief protest there earlier this week. on may the 6th, the focus will once again be on this seven metre square mosaic, a colourful example of the abbey s long history and connection with the monarchy. sarah campbell, bbc news, westminster abbey. gene edited food can now be developed and sold in england after a change in the law. supporters of the technology say it will speed up the development of crops that will adapt better to climate change. critics argue that the move could bring disaster to food production and the environment. here s our science correspondent, pallab ghosh. this research centre in the cambridgeshire countryside has been developing crops for farmers for more than 100 years. they crossbreed diff
but we just think as part of the celebration of coronation, we want to allow a few people access onto the pavement to see what it s really like, and to get a real feel and a sense for the space. and to stand on the place where the coronation chair will have just been. yeah, you ll be able to stand right in the centre point where the coronation chair sits and faces east. and also, you ll be able to see the pavement itself in great detail. i mean, it s a masterpiece. it s been there since 1268. it s really lovely. anti monarchy campaigners opted not to remove their shoes when they carried out a brief protest there earlier this week. on may the 6th, the focus will once again be on this seven metre square mosaic, a colourful example of the abbey s long history and connection with the monarchy. sarah campbell, bbc news, westminster abbey.
blakejohnston eclipsed the previous mark of 30 hours and 11 minutes at cronulla beach in sydney. he s raising money for youth mental health projects and said he felt pretty crooked after catching more than 500 waves. he s risked infected ears, dehydration, hypothermia and drowning. he also had to deal with swarms ofjellyfish, and at one point, the lights illuminating the sea overnight went out meaning he had to surf in the dark. yeah, pretty good. you just smashed the world record, are you tired? yes, i ve still got a job to do, though, i said 40, so. how are you feeling overall at the moment? yeah, pretty good. royal fans across the uk will be able to watch the coronation of king charles on big screens across the country. more than 30 screens will be erected in cities and towns ahead of charles being crowned on may the 6th at westminster abbey. the ceremony will be televised around the world. confirmed sites include cardiff castle, belfast city hall, piece hall in halifax, jubilee
duchess of sussex have been invited to the coronation but whether they ll attend is still up in the air. charles and camilla will be crowned may the 6th. prince harry remains silent about whether his family will attend, especially on a tour of his recent book. i understand they sent a save the date in email. that s why they probably didn t respond, it s not the actual invite. and then the interviews when spare was being released, he said a lot to need to happen between he and his family to go to the coronation. do we know anything more about the interview with the trauma specialist? i don t think so. all of that is trauma and how he felt differences in his family in the same way as diana did. he said he wanted to have a meeting, i think, effectively, with william and charles to settle things and that s what he s referring to. but now, the house has been