through extremely turbulent times, and she has remained constant. i think the respect and adoration that remains for her and it is widespread throughout all those huge upheavals is really testament to the way she s carried herself and responded to people throughout her reign. and it is a more respective representation of the monarchy s role to be custodians of the past but look toward the future. aircraft coming over, representing the battle of britain. we also have very modern aircraft as well. the military very keen to emphasize that everyone you see involved in the military today are working members of the military. and the ones that are on it in particular, the guards, are involved in the covid response. the queen is head of the armed forces. this is a tribute to her and it is quite something. this aircraft coming over us today, emily, i want to bring in a couple of absences on the balcony today. when we talk about the core monarchy, ten years ago prince harry was very
a couple of absences on the balcony today. when we talk about the core monarchy, ten years ago prince harry was very much part of that. and he s not part of that today. he resigned his royal duties as has meghan and prince andrew. but we re seeing a slight distinction between andrew and the sussexes today. explain that. what we have seen today, we haven t actually caught a glimpse of them, the sussexes attending trooping of the color, watching the parade from over the parade ground, not making a public appearance, but very much part of the family unit, where as prince andrew is not making an appearance. cast out all together. we re not expecting to see him over the course of the next few days. that s a huge moment, you know, as recently as thanksgiving for prince philip, he escorted his mother down the aisle of westminster abbey and i think the reaction to that was such that has been taken but he won t make an appearance. this is what the queen wants to see as the public repr