Think the narrative is loud enough as it stands? i think the narrative is loud enough as it stands? think the narrative is loud enough as it stands? i thinking charles has said he needs as it stands? i thinking charles has said he needs to as it stands? i thinking charles has said he needs to have as it stands? i thinking charles has said he needs to have this - said he needs to have this conversation and he is prepared to be looking into the future and willing to have that conversation. i think those of us who care about this space as much as the heads of commonwealth states do are prepared to stand ready to support king charles to do this. the runnymede trust is ready to support the king and consider supporting a future commission, a royal commission looking at this. dr commission, a royal commission looking at this. commission, a royal commission looking at this. dr halima begum, thank ou looking at this. dr halima begum, thank you for looking at this. dr halima begum, than
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That bit worked, as well. the sunday express, you ve already tapped - that bit worked, as well. the sunday express, you ve already tapped on . express, you ve already tapped on it, joe, the tribute from her son, prince charles, very touching that he began by addressing her as who she was to him, mummy. stand he began by addressing her as who she was to him, mummy. he began by addressing her as who she was to him, mummy. and it was somethin: she was to him, mummy. and it was something that she was to him, mummy. and it was something that i she was to him, mummy. and it was something that i think she was to him, mummy. and it was something that i think perhaps - she was to him, mummy. and it was something that i think perhaps a few years ago, probably in some households around the country and elsewhere, there would ve been some sneering, sniggering, if you like. but i thought the reaction of the crowd, the applause to that was really nice, the people recognised that yes, he s the p