[ pomp & circumstance march no 4 ] the bells outside westminster abbey ringing as all eyes are on king charles, queen camilla as they get into the coronation procession. wearing the crown to the gold state coach. last used during the platinum jubilee back in 2022. you saw as the king was about to get into this carriage, he handed over the acscepter. it s the symbol of authority. that s what it symbolizes. and the scepter is the symbol of power. and here now you have them getting into the king looks a little more relaxed coming out than he did going in. you got the impression that it was incredibly tense. sgluk see harry in the background watching as his father. he puts andrew. they are not allowed to wear their military uniforms. they both have honors stoked away. with us you ll see harry with the medals and andrew s uniform. prince george, the grandson of the king, is standing outside. one of the pages. it went seamlessly from my point of view
Of the duchess of cambridge. Prince george was one of the pageboys while his Sister Charlotte was a bridesmaid. Now on bbc news. Its time for sportsday hello and welcome to sportsday. With me Lizzie Greenwood hughes and jessica creighton. The headlines this evening. Exeter Dash Saracens dreams of the double double as a late try puts the chiefs into the premiership final. They will meet wasps at twickenham after they beat leicester in a thriller at the ricoh arena. What a difference a year makes. After Play Off Heartache last season, millwall are promoted to the championship. And how britains top surfer luke dillon is aiming for a place at the 2020 olympics without even having a coach. Plenty coming up this evening. Including rugby leagues Magic Weekend, the Womens Super League, and england beating argentina in the u205 world cup. But well start with rugby union. And exeter chiefs are through to the final of rugby unions aviva premiership. They beat the two time European Champions Cup w
Of the duchess of cambridge. Prince george was one of the pageboys while his Sister Charlotte was a bridesmaid. Now on bbc news. Its time for sportsday hello and welcome to sportsday. With me Lizzie Greenwood hughes and jessica creighton. The headlines this evening. Exeter Dash Saracens dreams of the double double as a late try puts the chiefs into the premiership final. They will meet wasps at twickenham after they beat leicester in a thriller at the ricoh arena. What a difference a year makes. After Play Off Heartache last season, millwall are promoted to the championship. And how britains top surfer luke dillon is aiming for a place at the 2020 olympics without even having a coach. Plenty coming up this evening. Including rugby leagues Magic Weekend, the Womens Super League, and england beating argentina in the u205 world cup. But well start with rugby union. And exeter chiefs are through to the final of rugby unions aviva premiership. They beat the two time European Champions Cup w
From hawaii, the stunning images. The vocal erupting. The lava boiling over shooting into the air. Matt gutman right there on the scene. In Windsor Tonight the eyes of the world on the american about to become a princess. Meghan markle, prince harry and weve learned it will be Prince Charles who walks her down the aisle. Good evening from windsor. The world waiting to see a Young American woman marry prince harry. There are Many Americans here and many back home who thought it might offer a break from the headlines of our time. Tonight another Horrific School shooting back home. The images playing out on tvs even in the uk. This time it was Santa Fe High School in texas. A student opening fire. During class this morning. Classmates running. First responders race to the school. At least ten dead, the victims
students and a teacher. Those who got out hugging one another in fear and grief. Anxious parents praying they would see their children again. Tonight a suspect in custody charged wi
it was wonderful, euphoric. i hope you guys have a lovely day. reporter: anderson, that sentiment comes from not a day of events, but a months long process, from the queen s death to the crowning of a new king. it s meant so much to the identity and culture of so many here. salma, appreciate it. we ll check back in with you shortly. i want to go to julia chatterley. the royal family back inside buckingham palace for formal portraits. reporter: absolutely. it s fascinating to listen to what the people there are saying, the tears, the emotion. perhaps the difference we felt watching this through a camera lens and the astonishment that we all shared to see the king and queen alone on the balcony, surrounded by pageboys, not