respects the prince s trust, in many respects. he wants to help others find their respects. he wants to help others find their potential as well. he does find their potential as well. he does stick with it. if he comes up with an does stick with it. if he comes up with an idea, he comes up with an idea and with an idea, he comes up with an idea and will with an idea, he comes up with an idea and will launch things to try to tackle idea and will launch things to try to tackle things as well.- to tackle things as well. david lamm , to tackle things as well. david lammy. it s to tackle things as well. david lammy, it s interesting, - to tackle things as well. david lammy, it s interesting, thisi to tackle things as well. david i lammy, it s interesting, this idea of the monarchy being above and beyond politics, it is not above it is not about politics. does it make a difference that you had somebody who came to your constituency, make connections with young and vulnerable
history? it thoughts about being a witness to histo ? , .,, history? it is the most extraordinary - history? it is the most| extraordinary moment. history? it is the most. extraordinary moment. 17 history? it is the most - extraordinary moment. 17 years history? it is the most extraordinary moment. 17 years we have waited for the new coronation. it is palpable, the excitement that everybody has. and be welcome there is. there was all the sadness and the distress of her majesty, the queen, and herfuneral. and now look. the country can celebrate a new era. i think it s an amazing moment. new era. i think it s an amazing moment- new era. i think it s an amazing moment. , , ., ., moment. david, this is meat and drink to a moment. david, this is meat and drink to a historian, moment. david, this is meat and drink to a historian, to moment. david, this is meat and | drink to a historian, to somebody like you, to sit and watch it happen in front of our eyes. what are your thoughts th
are a family. they desperately care about each other and love each other. coming to celebrate the head of the commonwealth being crowned. it is a great moment for them. they chose his majesty the king to be the next head of the commonwealth. it is not a hereditary position. they could have chosen anyone, but they chose him because of the dedication he has had his whole life. so, it s very wonderful for all of us, as the commonwealth family, to come and celebrate the change. i am so glad, david, that you recognise that the commonwealth is not dead and has never been more vibrant. and i think we ve got a great future and a great head. ~ . , , ., we ve got a great future and a great head. . . , , ., ., head. well, a very vibrant day, a treat head. well, a very vibrant day, a great start- head. well, a very vibrant day, a great start. we head. well, a very vibrant day, a great start. we wish head. well, a very vibrant day, a great start. we wish you - head. well, a very vibrant day,
palace around the corridors of st james s palace i around the corridors of st james s palace i am around the corridors of st james s palace. lam pretty around the corridors of st james s palace. i am pretty sure it has not disappeared now that he is installed as monarch. he will do things to still bring as monarch. he will do things to still bring people together, to talk about still bring people together, to talk about things, the things that matter~ about things, the things that matter. that is his great power. he can do matter. that is his great power. he can do that matter. that is his great power. he can do that as head of nation as welt can do that as head of nation as welt i can do that as head of nation as well. i mean, david mentioned the floods well. i mean, david mentioned the floods he well. i mean, david mentioned the floods. he did the same at somerset levets floods. he did the same at somerset levels in floods. he did the same at somerset levels in