nation tonight, potentially from buckingham palace or from windsor, it will of course be his first address as king. i m joined now by the bbc s laura kuenssberg. we are going to talk about the wider ramifications politically of what has happened. i think the first thing to stress is how engaged the queen was and frankly how engaged the king now has to be in the affairs of state. the king now has to be in the affairs of state. absolutely. as a modern monarch affairs of state. absolutely. as a modern monarch in affairs of state. absolutely. as a modern monarch in the - affairs of state. absolutely. as a modern monarch in the 20th - affairs of state. absolutely. as a | modern monarch in the 20th and 21st century they were very clear limits on what the monarch was and wasn t allowed to do. the queen said herself, i do not give you laws or administerjustice but i can give you my devotion. when it comes to politics and the affairs of government, that was a very extensive role. through a
my son s behalf. is it what you exoeeted? my son s behalf. is it what you exoeeted? if my son s behalf. is it what you expected? if i m my son s behalf. is it what you expected? if i m honest, i my son s behalf. is it what you | expected? if i m honest, yeah. my son s behalf. is it what you i expected? if i m honest, yeah. i can t say no. expected? if i m honest, yeah. i can t say no, but expected? if i m honest, yeah. i can t say no, but i expected? if i m honest, yeah. i can t say no, but i did expected? if i m honest, yeah. i can t say no, but i did say i i expected? if i m honest, yeah. i | can t say no, but i did say i would fight to the bitter end for archie, and as his mum, that is exactly what i have done, and i ve carved a pathway for any other parents that want to go up against a trust in this country and the justice system. it is reforming, dramatically needs reforming. it is not right. it is not fair, it is not right. how do you discriminate, really, against s
prince andrew. were we critical of- what happened there? yes, we were. were we critical of the royal family when meghan said i that she was driven to suicide? were we critical of the late | duke of edinburgh when he crashed his car, you know, - in his late 90s in sandringham? i think there is a . place for criticism. we do criticise where - it is needed, but i think a lot of the time, royal stories are generally a little - bit more upbeat. sometimes, our editors want them in the bulletin- because they, you know, they lift the bulletin - sometimes. i think that s quite important to get the right mix- in a bulletin. so, yes, there s a place - for criticism and i think that that has to go in there and i think we have i to acknowledge that a good 20% or 30% of the country want us i to have an elected head of- state and not have a monarch. and laura, would you say there s a difference between individual criticism criticism of individuals within the royal family and then criticism of the
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