Charles Coronation Saturday 6th May 2023

[joeysteele]

Loving this to be fair, the music and singing is wonderful

It is Cherie, I agree.

[Cherie]

Gospel Choir, Meghan would approve

[Alf]

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[Cherie]

The Champions League music :hee:

[Cherie]

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A true King

[Cherie]

Louis must have been promised a playstation he is sitting like a statue

[Alf]

Charlie just sold a sword for £50

He's been ripped off.

[Alf]

Charlie has put his gardening glove on. Is he gonna trim the rose bushes?

[Cherie]

The way the crown was twisted onto his head :joker:

[bots]

prince william presented the king with a new pair of socks Stole Royal

[Cherie]

prince william presented the king with a new pair of socks Stole Royal

:laugh:

Here we go Queen Camilla

[Zizu]

:laugh:

Here we go Queen Camilla


Such an inspiration to all women ..

Dua Lipa should start wooing Prince William in the coming months and we could be celebrating Queen Dua in five years time

:)


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[Alf]

Everyone in that place is just thinking, hurry up, I want to get to the after party.

[Beso]

He struggled with the glove, cause of his sausage fingers.

[Alf]

That's enough for me, I 've seen the crowning, the rest Is just added drivel.

[bots]

He struggled with the glove, cause of his sausage fingers.

the royal family are all lizards, so it would have to be a special glove

[Cherie]

no Crown drop, cant be easy walking in those

[Alf]

no Crown drop, cant be easy walking in thoseI was hoping for someone to trip up, just to liven it up a bit. And Charlie could have gotten £250 by sending the footage in to You've been framed

[Zizu]

That's enough for me, I 've seen the crowning, the rest Is just added drivel.


Nick Cave is there .. as reward for his contributions to Peaky Blinders


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[Livia]

Louis must have been promised a playstation he is sitting like a statue

LOL... We were just saying he must REALLY want that PlayStation they promised him.

[Alf]

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[bots]

i've not watched this but i know Louis has not failed to star in any royal public event yet :laugh:

[Alf]

Charlotte can re-use that outfit for Halloween as a ghost costume when she goes trick-or-treating

[Crimson Dynamo]

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[Zizu]

Holy moly

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[Crimson Dynamo]

The celebrations of the Coronation are an expression of all these harmless
hopes. The ceremony itself is, as a matter of fact, only a small part of what
will make us happy on Coronation Day. The real cause for rejoicing is that,
despite all our problems in Britain, we live in a reasonably prosperous,
reasonably peaceful society.

If you sometimes feel depressed about the state of the nation, imagine being
an American, who will likely have to choose between a dodderer and an old
crook at their next presidential election. Imagine being in Putin’s Russia, or
Macron’s faction-torn France. Think of the countries of the Middle East; think
of Sudan.

The British have much to be thankful for. Without quite spelling out what
those things are, they will be mysteriously expressed, not only by the
Coronation ceremonies we watch on our tellies, but in the street parties,
family get-togethers and jolly noises coming from pubs. Vivat! Vivat!

[Zizu]

…

[Crimson Dynamo]

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[bots]

Andy has arranged for pizza to be delivered later

[Zizu]

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I’ll give her another 5 years at best

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[Alf]

Was Andy shown? I didn't watch it all, but I didn't see him in the bits I did watch.

[Zizu]

Was Andy shown? I didn't watch it all, but I didn't see him in the bits I did watch.


Only photos of him in a car -
according to Twitter he was booed all the way there


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[bots]

Was Andy shown? I didn't watch it all, but I didn't see him in the bits I did watch.

he was in with the kids

[Crimson Dynamo]

Iv got the royal watch a long with Mrs O and Paul Burrell on now

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[Alf]

Holy moly

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Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk ProYou don't get many of them to the Penny, I mean pound.

[Crimson Dynamo]

Absolute filth

[Crimson Dynamo]

Is that coach Ulez ready?

[Crimson Dynamo]

Arista just taking his sign away now..

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[UserSince2005]

I hope that rain ruins this ***** day. He doesn’t deserve sunshine

Haha the rain is pouring haha so poetic.
Watching from the sun in paradise I love my life

[Cherie]

i've not watched this but i know Louis has not failed to star in any royal public event yet :laugh:

He has just been belting out the National Anthem :laugh:

Harry is well and truly back in the fold, mouthing God save the King and bowing

[Cherie]

Louis waving fron the car and mouthing something

[Vanessa]

I'm at work. Will catch up tonight with a nice takeaway. :dance:

[Alf]

he was in with the kids1654795433779122176

[Crimson Dynamo]

Louis waving from the car and mouthing something

I think it was F the Pope?

[Crimson Dynamo]

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[Cherie]

I think it was F the Pope?

:joker:

[Cherie]

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:joker:

[Crimson Dynamo]

https://twitter.com/PuppiesIover/status/1654541615174909958?s=20

[Swan]

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First rule of perv island, what happens on perv island stays on perv island.

I've not watched any of the ridiculousness, but this post by Alf just had me cracking up :joker::joker:

[James]

What Westminster, London looked like in the early 1600s.

[Alf]

Is Prince Andrew sending messages out via his number plate?


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[Zizu]

Such a momentous day indeed


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[bots]

Is Prince Andrew sending messages out via his number plate?


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look at the number plate :joker:

[Crimson Dynamo]

Is Prince Andrew sending messages out via his number plate?


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I thought his reg was P D0

[Cherie]

The crowds in the Mall ....sorry to all those who said it would be a damp squib


Red Arrows are on the way

[bots]

The crowds in the Mall ....sorry to all those who said it would be a damp squib


Red Arrows are on the way

the majority of the UK are still royalists, it doesn't stop there also being a lot that couldn't care less without being republicans :laugh:

[Cherie]

its pishing down the Mall is full, everyone is happy, dont think the Monarchy are going anywhere

[James]

I wish Concorde was still flying.

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[Crimson Dynamo]

The worst of the rain going through now and then it will improve

[bots]

i used to live on the concorde flight path. The noise, every day at the same time, was insane :laugh:

[Cherie]

Wonder if Harry will make a surprise appearance on the balcony

[bots]

Wonder if Harry will make a surprise appearance on the balcony

Meghan would not be amused :fist:

[Crimson Dynamo]

i used to live on the concorde flight path. The noise, every day at the same time, was insane :laugh:

I did too, as I recall it went over at 11am. Deafening racket.

[bots]

yeah it was just after 11 for me

[user104658]

its pishing down the Mall is full, everyone is happy, dont think the Monarchy are going anywhere

Are there 67 million people there? I don't think there are. I don't think there are 67 million people there are there... Cherie...?

Don't worry though, the idea that "many = most" is an extremely common logical fallacy.

[Zizu]

Louis waving fron the car and mouthing something


Yes he apparently said

“It was the Queens dying wish that Camilla should be Queen Consort … you bar-steward ! “

He’s rather advanced for his age ..


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[Crimson Dynamo]

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/content/dam/royal-family/2023/05/06/TELEMMGLPICT000334611947_trans_NvBQzQNjv4BqMg7KtHk DIJS2AGh_LXNzToVsgyINvzn9SYjKWlOn7vM.jpeg?imwidth= 800
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https://www.telegraph.co.uk/royal-family/2023/05/06/penny-mourdant-outfit-king-coronation/

[Zizu]

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https://www.telegraph.co.uk/royal-family/2023/05/06/penny-mourdant-outfit-king-coronation/


She may have caught Charlie boy’s eye … watch this space

:)


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[Cherie]

Yes he apparently said

“It was the Queens dying wish that Camilla should be Queen Consort … you bar-steward ! “

He’s rather advanced for his age ..


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:joker:

[user104658]

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[Cherie]

Are there 67 million people there? I don't think there are. I don't think there are 67 million people there are there... Cherie...?

Don't worry though, the idea that "many = most" is an extremely common logical fallacy.

there there now, I know it must be hard to swallow :laugh:

[user104658]

Yes he apparently said

“It was the Queens dying wish that Camilla should be Queen Consort … you bar-steward ! “

He’s rather advanced for his age ..


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My wife thinks he said "They're not waving?" as he had been told to wave out the window, but obviously the guard-type-folks lining the road were stood to attention and thus not waving back.

[Crimson Dynamo]

Today is like one huge tourism advert for the UK/London

Its value is unfathomable

[user104658]

there there now, I know it must be hard to swallow :laugh:

There WERE 67 million people there? :worry:.

In all seriousness usness Cherie it is an error in logic - packed out stadiums and sold out tickets mean that lots of people like Taylor Swift... they're not evidence that MOST people like Taylor Swift. I'm sure you do realise that.

[Cherie]

There WERE 67 million people there? :worry:.

In all seriousness usness Cherie it is an error in logic - packed out stadiums and sold out tickets mean that lots of people like Taylor Swift... they're not evidence that MOST people like Taylor Swift. I'm sure you do realise that.

If there were a referendum tomorrow I guarantee you the Monarchy would stay, replacing it with a President would just be silly.... no one does pomp and ceremony like the Brits and the people who travelled in numbers to sand in the rain confirms that

[Cherie]

My wife thinks he said "They're not waving?" as he had been told to wave out the window, but obviously the guard-type-folks lining the road were stood to attention and thus not waving back.

so you watched it????? D:

[user104658]

Today is like one huge tourism advert for the UK/London

Its value is unfathomable

The UK's annual income from tourism is in the region of £50 billion and it's probably reasonable to say that maybe 1/4 to 1/3 of that could be lost (at a MASSIVE stretch) without an active monarchy, so it's value is maybe about £15 billion. It's a good little chunk but I wouldn't say its unfathomable?

[bots]

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Left to right: The Duke of Edinburgh, Lady Louise Windsor, the Duchess of Edinburgh, Princess Charlotte, the Princess of Wales, Prince Louis, the Prince of Wales - and (third right) Prince George

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Very small family circle

[user104658]

so you watched it????? D:

Its a piece of history whether I agree with it or not - I watched Her Maj's funeral too, and the various weddings. I don't think people should comment on things they didn't watch, so of course I watched :laugh:. What was the alternative - not commenting? It's like you don't even know me.

[user104658]

If there were a referendum tomorrow I guarantee you the Monarchy would stay, replacing it with a President would just be silly.... no one does pomp and ceremony like the Brits and the people who travelled in numbers to sand in the rain confirms that

A referendum with voluntary turnout yes. A referendum where by law every adult had to be polled - I thi k you'd probably get about 30%.

Speculation of course, they'll never poll it in any meaningful way. The most we'll get is "x% of Daily Mail readers say..." and we'll.... No ****, DM readers are crown humpers :laugh:

[bots]

you know just talking to people what the general feeling is, and there is no appetite yet for a republic. Like i said earlier, a lot of folk may not give a toss about royalty, but that doesn't make them republicans

[Crimson Dynamo]

The UK's annual income from tourism is in the region of £50 billion and it's probably reasonable to say that maybe 1/4 to 1/3 of that could be lost (at a MASSIVE stretch) without an active monarchy, so it's value is maybe about £15 billion. It's a good little chunk but I wouldn't say its unfathomable?

no it was me that said it

[Cherie]

I didn't think I would sit through all of it, but I found it very good telly :laugh:

and now to the football

[Crimson Dynamo]

I didn't think I would sit through all of it, but I found it very good telly :laugh:

and now to the football

Yep now on good old Talksport

[bots]

Prince Harry was not invited to join his family on the Buckingham Palace balcony, the BBC understands.

[MTVN]

Wonderful service and boo to all the republican bores

There's a reason these things have stood the test of time for centuries while the vast majority of things come and go fleetingly

[MTVN]

you know just talking to people what the general feeling is, and there is no appetite yet for a republic. Like i said earlier, a lot of folk may not give a toss about royalty, but that doesn't make them republicans

It's because there's no compelling vision for a republic that captures the imagination the way monarchy does. The only thing republicans are really for is elevating politicians to higher status and everyone hates politicians more than royals so...

Republicanism had its day when monarchies were actively political and repressing people. That doesn't happen anymore so honestly the only thing they've got to complain about now is a £1 a year cost to each taxpayer

[Crimson Dynamo]

Lee-ann Pinhead from faded popband Little Mix is not having it and has taken to Instagram

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[MTVN]

Lee-ann Pinhead from faded popband Little Mix is not having it and has taken to Instagram

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What a bore, why does she think she speaks for the UK

[rusticgal]

i used to live on the concorde flight path. The noise, every day at the same time, was insane :laugh:

I have flown on it...we sat at the back and felt the full impact of the engines.
Concorde was one of those aircrafts that graced the air...and no matter how many times you saw it fly overhead you just couldn't help being captivated by it...

[Cherie]

Lee-ann Pinhead from faded popband Little Mix is not having it and has taken to Instagram

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I wonder what she is doing to improve peoples lives, giving up singing would be a start I suppose

[Cherie]

Yep now on good old Talksport

The match is on telly thanks to the Coronation, I wish we had more 3pm matches shown

[rusticgal]

Prince Harry was not invited to join his family on the Buckingham Palace balcony, the BBC understands.


He wasn't because only Working Royals have that privelidge...any ways he had a plane to catch :laugh:

[Crimson Dynamo]

The match is on telly thanks to the Coronation, I wish we had more 3pm matches shown

oh i forgot and there is me listening to crappy Spurs

:facepalm:

[arista]

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[Oliver_W]

He wasn't because only Working Royals have that privelidge...any ways he had a plane to catch :laugh:

Apparently he took a normal passenger plane!

[bots]

Apparently he took a normal passenger plane!

he usually does for the usa trip

[rusticgal]

Apparently he took a normal passenger plane!


....and so he should :hee:

[rusticgal]

I think the Future Monarchy with William and Kate as King and Queen is keeping up the momentum.
When you watch the Ceremonies......the pomp and Pagentry that comes with our Royal Family its what makes this country stand out from all others. Its what draws in the Tourism that brings in Millions each year. No other country does it better and if we didn't have a Royal family we would not be putting on a performance like we do for a 'President'.

[Cherie]

Dont know how to post this video but Louis could have started a crowd clap

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/entertainment/news/cheeky-prince-louis-up-to-mischief-on-palace-balcony/vi-AA1aP4U1?ocid=msedgntp&cvid=abc0f788eb4d43a3b78005a482456c30&ei=11

[bots]

he just can't help himself :laugh: He and Charlotte are a pair

[rusticgal]

Dont know how to post this video but Louis could have started a crowd clap

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/entertainment/news/cheeky-prince-louis-up-to-mischief-on-palace-balcony/vi-AA1aP4U1?ocid=msedgntp&cvid=abc0f788eb4d43a3b78005a482456c30&ei=11

He is sooo funny and Charlotte is just adorable...:love:

[Crimson Dynamo]

Dont know how to post this video but Louis could have started a crowd clap

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/entertainment/news/cheeky-prince-louis-up-to-mischief-on-palace-balcony/vi-AA1aP4U1?ocid=msedgntp&cvid=abc0f788eb4d43a3b78005a482456c30&ei=11

:laugh2:

He is such a scamp

[arista]

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2023/05/06/16/70666031-0-image-a-147_1683388073137.jpg


https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12054403/So-long-Britain-Prince-grins-Heathrow-Airport-races-away-King-Charless-Coronation.html



Prince Harry leaves alone after attending Coronation

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-65507002

[smudgie]

Glorious day for the new King and his Queen.
We didn’t watch it but are watching the highlights.

[Zizu]

Glorious day for the new King and his Queen.
We didn’t watch it but are watching the highlights.


A great day for the adulterous


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[rusticgal]

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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12054403/So-long-Britain-Prince-grins-Heathrow-Airport-races-away-King-Charless-Coronation.html



Prince Harry leaves alone after attending Coronation

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-65507002



Off you trot….:cheer2:

[Vanessa]

I'm going to watch it on catch up.

[rusticgal]

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2023/05/06/16/70666031-0-image-a-147_1683388073137.jpg


https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12054403/So-long-Britain-Prince-grins-Heathrow-Airport-races-away-King-Charless-Coronation.html



Prince Harry leaves alone after attending Coronation

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-65507002



Off you trot….:cheer2:


Let’s hope they dont revoke his visa…:laugh:

[Jordan.]

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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12054403/So-long-Britain-Prince-grins-Heathrow-Airport-races-away-King-Charless-Coronation.html



Prince Harry leaves alone after attending Coronation

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-65507002

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He is such a scamp

[Crimson Dynamo]

I'm going to watch it on catch up.

Watch out for Penny Mordaunt Ness!

[thesheriff443]

A great day for the adulterous


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No one gives a fcuk

[Zizu]

No one gives a fcuk


Well that’s obvious


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[Zizu]

Off you trot….:cheer2:


Poor guy only has his children and gorgeous wife to go home to .. it’s a tough life


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[Crimson Dynamo]

Poor guy only has his children and gorgeous wife to go home to .. it’s a tough life


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she is not gorgeous and she will be raging when he gets in the door as she did not her big day in the sun

lol

[arista]

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In Sussex

[arista]

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[arista]

Working Hard
this morning

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[rusticgal]

Poor guy only has his children and gorgeous wife to go home to .. it’s a tough life


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It’s tough when that’s all you have…:laugh:

Like I say…let’s hope he doesn’t get his visa revoked if he lied about his drug abuse….:whistle:

[Zizu]

she is not gorgeous and she will be raging when he gets in the door as she did not her big day in the sun

lol


Well she is in fact gorgeous so it’s not really up for debate tbf


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[Zizu]

It’s tough when that’s all you have…:laugh:

Like I say…let’s hope he doesn’t get his visa revoked if he lied about his drug abuse….:whistle:


He’s an absolute Angel up against the gruesome twosome !!


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[jet]

An amazing day in the history of the country, it couldn't have went better. :cheer2:

[jet]

Off you trot….:cheer2:

:joker:

[Zizu]

An amazing day in the history of the country, it couldn't have went better. :cheer2:


Were any eggs chucked ??


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[arista]

I'm going to watch it on catch up.


That's fair enough
you work hard.

[jet]

The feather on Princess Anne's hat blocking Harry's gob was priceless. :laugh:

[rusticgal]

The feather on Princess Anne's hat blocking Harry's gob was priceless. :laugh:



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[Crimson Dynamo]

The feather on Princess Anne's hat blocking Harry's gob was priceless. :laugh:

No doubt his wife would have been watching fuming. Id imagine she banished archie off to have a party with the nannies whilst she spat feathers watching the coverage.

[jet]

It's because there's no compelling vision for a republic that captures the imagination the way monarchy does. The only thing republicans are really for is elevating politicians to higher status and everyone hates politicians more than royals so...

Republicanism had its day when monarchies were actively political and repressing people. That doesn't happen anymore so honestly the only thing they've got to complain about now is a £1 a year cost to each taxpayer

Spot on! :clap1:

[Crimson Dynamo]

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[jet]

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Hilarious :laugh:

[Crimson Dynamo]

today was a huge success for the Royal family

[Crimson Dynamo]

today was a huge success for the Royal family

and Piers agrees

https://twitter.com/piersmorgan/status/1654907712260431873?s=20

[Zizu]

and Piers agrees

https://twitter.com/piersmorgan/status/1654907712260431873?s=20


Things must be bad if Piers fecking Morgan approves


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[GiRTh]

Kind of poignant that it pissed it down all day. Good to see when they show this footage in years to come that it was a miserable day, weather-wise too.

[Oliver_W]

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2023/05/06/16/70666031-0-image-a-147_1683388073137.jpg


https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12054403/So-long-Britain-Prince-grins-Heathrow-Airport-races-away-King-Charless-Coronation.html



Prince Harry leaves alone after attending Coronation

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-65507002

Not making any implications here but he only ever seems to smile when he's away from a certain someone.

[Zizu]

Not making any implications here but he only ever seems to smile when he's away from a certain someone.


Camilla ?


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[Cherie]

Kind of poignant that it pissed it down all day. Good to see when they show this footage in years to come that it was a miserable day, weather-wise too.

It peed down for the past two Coronations, doesn't dim the occasion at all in fact it adds to it to see the people that turned out in the rain

[Cherie]

A freebie

Prince Harry wore custom Dior for King Charles' coronation.

The Duke of Sussex arrived at the ceremony at Westminster Abbey on Saturday (06.05.23) in a three-piece suit designed by Dior Men’s artistic director Kim Jones.

Dior shared a picture of Harry on Twitter and wrote: "Tailoring fit for royalty. Dior is honored to have dressed Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, for the coronation of King Charles III in a custom design by Kim Jones. Seen arriving at Westminster Abbey, gain an insight into the savoir-faire of his three-piece suit next."

Dior also posted on Instagram: "For the coronation of King Charles III in London, Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, was attired in a formal Dior look specially designed by @MrKimJones for the momentous occasion. Pictured arriving at Westminster Abbey, his black wool and mohair peak lapel tailcoat is worn with a matching double-breasted vest and trousers, a white shirt, and grey tie."

[bots]

Someone had to dress him when Meghan wasn't around to do it :nono:

[GiRTh]

I wonder how much this cost?

[AnnieK]

A freebie

Prince Harry wore custom Dior for King Charles' coronation.

The Duke of Sussex arrived at the ceremony at Westminster Abbey on Saturday (06.05.23) in a three-piece suit designed by Dior Men’s artistic director Kim Jones.

Dior shared a picture of Harry on Twitter and wrote: "Tailoring fit for royalty. Dior is honored to have dressed Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, for the coronation of King Charles III in a custom design by Kim Jones. Seen arriving at Westminster Abbey, gain an insight into the savoir-faire of his three-piece suit next."

Dior also posted on Instagram: "For the coronation of King Charles III in London, Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, was attired in a formal Dior look specially designed by @MrKimJones for the momentous occasion. Pictured arriving at Westminster Abbey, his black wool and mohair peak lapel tailcoat is worn with a matching double-breasted vest and trousers, a white shirt, and grey tie."

At least he got his free and not paid for off the back of colonism and the pillaging of countries through history....oh and tax payers money too :laugh:

Only joking, it was a spectacle to watch and others have said no-one does pomp like we do. Kate looked beautiful and the kids stole the show as always.

[Crimson Dynamo]

Kind of poignant that it pissed it down all day. Good to see when they show this footage in years to come that it was a miserable day, weather-wise too.

not so it is lucky

Same weather in 1953 and look at the result

:spin:

[AnnieK]

not so it is lucky

Same weather in 1953 and look at the result

:spin:

Don't quite think Charlie will reign as long....unless he really has been appointed by God

[Crimson Dynamo]

Don't quite think Charlie will reign as long....unless he really has been appointed by God

we have William and Kate to look forward to so all is good

[bots]

Don't quite think Charlie will reign as long....unless he really has been appointed by God

:laugh:

[rusticgal]

we have William and Kate to look forward to so all is good



Exactly….:cheer2:

[AnnieK]

we have William and Kate to look forward to so all is good

I think William will strip the Coronation back even further. I don't think he'll want as much fanfare plus sadly I don't think his will be as momentous, today has been so hyped as its been 70 years since the last. If William's is in 10 years or so everyone will remember this. The only saving grace is the Wales popularity so that will save it somewhat

[Cherie]

At least he got his free and not paid for off the back of colonism and the pillaging of countries through history....oh and tax payers money too :laugh:

Only joking, it was a spectacle to watch and others have said no-one does pomp like we do. Kate looked beautiful and the kids stole the show as always.

:laugh: nice one

No one does it like the Brits, got to hand it to you guys


the salute coordination in Buckingham Palace garden was superb

[Cherie]

Don't quite think Charlie will reign as long....unless he really has been appointed by God

I think unlike the Queen he will step back, I give it 10 years max

[Cherie]

The Prince and Princess of Wales have released a touching video commemorating the Coronation of King Charles III.

In the glossy video, just over a minute long, Prince William and Kate Middleton can be seen with Prince Louis, their youngest son, and Princess Charlotte. Their eldest son, Prince George, does not appear until the family are seen in their carriage between Westminster Abbey and Buckingham Palace.

The video is captioned: "What. A. Day. Thank you to everyone who made it happen


https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/uknews/princess-kate-and-william-release-heartfelt-message-after-historic-coronation-ceremony/ar-AA1aPOrs?ocid=msedgntp&cvid=e7b26509b9cc4b77a2fceb978c007948&ei=6

[bots]

1654904006299332612

[Crimson Dynamo]

we are in safe hands for the future

[Vanessa]

I'll finish to watch it tomorrow. It's way too long :laugh:

[Cherie]

1654904006299332612

Thank you, dont know how to do that

[Zizu]

we are in safe hands for the future


.. he has green fingers as well . ( best not mention that he talks to his plants )


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[Cherie]

Just two days earlier, she was cradling a pint in the Dog and Duck and taking a trip on the Tube.

She may not have been the one being crowned at Westminster Abbey on Saturday, but as she dazzled the crowds in a stunning ivory Alexander McQueen gown, the Princess of Wales once again proved herself to be the queen of royal style.

Her intricate silk crepe dress featuring silver bullion and thread work embroidery in the shape of patriotic roses, thistles, daffodils and shamrocks naturally invited comparisons to her wedding day in 2011 - when she wore the same designer at the same venue.

But it was the Jess Collett x Alexander McQueen headpiece that really set the mother-of-three apart from the rest of the congregation.

Made with silver bullion, crystal and silver threadwork in three-dimensional embroidery, the beautiful piece was part headpiece, part floral garland.

Pinned across a meticulously styled updo, the 40-year-old future queen could not have looked more regal if she tried.

Teamed with the three-strand George VI festoon necklace, a favourite of Queen Elizabeth II, and the late Princess Diana’s diamond and pearl-drop earrings, her entire look paid tribute not only to the King’s love of nature but also her late mother-in-law’s unparalleled ability to wow a crowd.

It not only felt right that Diana should be represented at the ceremony with the jewellery gestures - but that she should be represented by her newly minted namesake.

Camilla may have been crowned Queen - but this was Kate’s opportunity to shine as the next in line.

Having been made a Dame Grand Cross of the Royal Victorian Order by the late Queen in 2019, Kate is entitled to wear the impressive royal blue and red striped Grand Cross Mantles of the Royal Victorian Order - and did so with aplomb.

Made from dark blue silk satin, the grand floor-length cloak is edged with scarlet and lined with white silk taffeta, with a hand embroidered badge and hood attached to the right shoulder.

The cape could not have been a more fitting adornment for a woman widely regarded as being the saviour of the House of Windsor.

With the popularity of the monarchy waning among the under 30s, Kate and her three children Prince George, nine, Princess Charlotte, eight and Prince Louis, five, are playing a pivotal role in shoring up support.

The Duke of Sussex depicted her as cold and unfeeling in his autobiography Spare by including anecdotes about how she bristled at the idea of Meghan hugging her, borrowing her lip gloss and discussing her pregnancy hormones.

Describing his sister-in-law as put “on edge” after realising she “was now going to be compared to, and forced to compete with, Meghan”, Harry appeared to mock Kate for being “dressed to the nines” for a family dinner whereas his wife was “barefoot” and wearing “ripped jeans”.

Yet with the Duchess conspicuous by her absence from the two-hour ceremony, and Harry relegated to a third-row view obscured by the Princess Royal’s feathered hat, Kate’s “formality” appears to be serving her comparatively well.

Now the second most senior woman in the Royal family and also one of the most popular, the criticisms made from Montecito have done nothing to dent her approval rating which stands at 65 per cent, according to the latest YouGov polling, more than double that of Harry on 29 per cent and Meghan on 23 per cent.

Moreover, in effortlessly combining a sense of majesty with a generous helping of maternalism at these major royal occasions, Kate is fast emerging as paladin for working parenthood.

As with her ability to fuse high street and haute couture when it comes to her wardrobe, the Princess is deftly pioneering a new approach to royal life that has put motherhood at the forefront of her work.

Previous royal generations were brought up on the nursery floor but family-orientated Kate has decided to do things differently by playing a hands-on role not only in her children’s upbringing but their imagery and appearances at state occasions.

By regularly providing the media the intimate images from the Royal family photo album, the Princess has succeeded in killing the market for paparazzi shots of her children stone dead - thereby shielding her children from the instruction that William and Harry faced.

Gone are the days of Kate simply acting as the heir to the throne’s plus one. As we saw with yet another power performance at the Coronation, when it comes to capturing the hearts and minds of the public, it’s the Princess of Wales who truly wears the crown.

[Alf]

I want to see footage of the after party.

I wanted to see Camila, Anne, Kate snd Beatrice dancing to "Oops upside your head"

I want to see drunken Charlie on karaoke singing to Wamdue projects "King of my castle"

I wanted to see if there was sausage rolls. Scotch eggs, vol au vents and party cocktail sausages on the buffet.

[bots]

Charles had his cocoa waiting for him when he left the balcony and he was then off to bed

[Crimson Dynamo]

I want to see footage of the after party.

I wanted to see Camila, Anne, Kate snd Beatrice dancing to "Oops upside your head"

I want to see drunken Charlie on karaoke singing to Wamdue projects "King of my castle"

I wanted to see if there was sausage rolls. Scotch eggs, vol au vents and party cocktail sausages on the buffet.

Andrew stripped to the waist with a can of Stella, gollywog strapped to his midrift, singing "there aint no black in the Union Jack"

:skull:

[Crimson Dynamo]

7cEy12YdfsA

[Kate!]

Andrew stripped to the waist with a can of Stella, gollywog strapped to his midrift, singing "there aint no black in the Union Jack"

:skull:

Omg :laugh2:

[Cherie]

7cEy12YdfsA

Is that NI...**** that

[Cherie]

Charles had his cocoa waiting for him when he left the balcony and he was then off to bed

Me

[rusticgal]

Just two days earlier, she was cradling a pint in the Dog and Duck and taking a trip on the Tube.

She may not have been the one being crowned at Westminster Abbey on Saturday, but as she dazzled the crowds in a stunning ivory Alexander McQueen gown, the Princess of Wales once again proved herself to be the queen of royal style.

Her intricate silk crepe dress featuring silver bullion and thread work embroidery in the shape of patriotic roses, thistles, daffodils and shamrocks naturally invited comparisons to her wedding day in 2011 - when she wore the same designer at the same venue.

But it was the Jess Collett x Alexander McQueen headpiece that really set the mother-of-three apart from the rest of the congregation.

Made with silver bullion, crystal and silver threadwork in three-dimensional embroidery, the beautiful piece was part headpiece, part floral garland.

Pinned across a meticulously styled updo, the 40-year-old future queen could not have looked more regal if she tried.

Teamed with the three-strand George VI festoon necklace, a favourite of Queen Elizabeth II, and the late Princess Diana’s diamond and pearl-drop earrings, her entire look paid tribute not only to the King’s love of nature but also her late mother-in-law’s unparalleled ability to wow a crowd.

It not only felt right that Diana should be represented at the ceremony with the jewellery gestures - but that she should be represented by her newly minted namesake.

Camilla may have been crowned Queen - but this was Kate’s opportunity to shine as the next in line.

Having been made a Dame Grand Cross of the Royal Victorian Order by the late Queen in 2019, Kate is entitled to wear the impressive royal blue and red striped Grand Cross Mantles of the Royal Victorian Order - and did so with aplomb.

Made from dark blue silk satin, the grand floor-length cloak is edged with scarlet and lined with white silk taffeta, with a hand embroidered badge and hood attached to the right shoulder.

The cape could not have been a more fitting adornment for a woman widely regarded as being the saviour of the House of Windsor.

With the popularity of the monarchy waning among the under 30s, Kate and her three children Prince George, nine, Princess Charlotte, eight and Prince Louis, five, are playing a pivotal role in shoring up support.

The Duke of Sussex depicted her as cold and unfeeling in his autobiography Spare by including anecdotes about how she bristled at the idea of Meghan hugging her, borrowing her lip gloss and discussing her pregnancy hormones.

Describing his sister-in-law as put “on edge” after realising she “was now going to be compared to, and forced to compete with, Meghan”, Harry appeared to mock Kate for being “dressed to the nines” for a family dinner whereas his wife was “barefoot” and wearing “ripped jeans”.

Yet with the Duchess conspicuous by her absence from the two-hour ceremony, and Harry relegated to a third-row view obscured by the Princess Royal’s feathered hat, Kate’s “formality” appears to be serving her comparatively well.

Now the second most senior woman in the Royal family and also one of the most popular, the criticisms made from Montecito have done nothing to dent her approval rating which stands at 65 per cent, according to the latest YouGov polling, more than double that of Harry on 29 per cent and Meghan on 23 per cent.

Moreover, in effortlessly combining a sense of majesty with a generous helping of maternalism at these major royal occasions, Kate is fast emerging as paladin for working parenthood.

As with her ability to fuse high street and haute couture when it comes to her wardrobe, the Princess is deftly pioneering a new approach to royal life that has put motherhood at the forefront of her work.

Previous royal generations were brought up on the nursery floor but family-orientated Kate has decided to do things differently by playing a hands-on role not only in her children’s upbringing but their imagery and appearances at state occasions.

By regularly providing the media the intimate images from the Royal family photo album, the Princess has succeeded in killing the market for paparazzi shots of her children stone dead - thereby shielding her children from the instruction that William and Harry faced.

Gone are the days of Kate simply acting as the heir to the throne’s plus one. As we saw with yet another power performance at the Coronation, when it comes to capturing the hearts and minds of the public, it’s the Princess of Wales who truly wears the crown.


Brilliant….Kate’s impact.

[UserSince2005]

Kind of poignant that it pissed it down all day. Good to see when they show this footage in years to come that it was a miserable day, weather-wise too.

Haha rained on the old wet hag and slag

[Crimson Dynamo]

Haha rained on the old wet hag and slag

They were inside all day

So no

[hijaxers]

Haha rained on the old wet hag and slag

Why do you make such gross comments ? You do it constantly :conf:

[Zizu]

Why do you make such gross comments ? You do it constantly :conf:


I’d suggest that calling her a slag was being generous tbh


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[MTVN]

1654904006299332612

Great video

Future generations will do as they wish but I'm glad that the monarchy is secure for William and Kate at least, I think it's really underappreciated how well they carry out a really difficult role

[MTVN]

Me

:joker:

[thesheriff443]

I’d suggest that calling her a slag was being generous tbh


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You really are a bitter old man .

[Zizu]

You really are a bitter old man .


There is a far more descriptive option but we both avoided using it ..


If we’re talking bitter ..

You came across kinda sour in this post

Her handsome prince had already been riding her sister so not the fairytale you make it out to be


You’re welcome


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[rusticgal]

Haha rained on the old wet hag and slag


Where were you???

[jet]

Just two days earlier, she was cradling a pint in the Dog and Duck and taking a trip on the Tube.

She may not have been the one being crowned at Westminster Abbey on Saturday, but as she dazzled the crowds in a stunning ivory Alexander McQueen gown, the Princess of Wales once again proved herself to be the queen of royal style.

Her intricate silk crepe dress featuring silver bullion and thread work embroidery in the shape of patriotic roses, thistles, daffodils and shamrocks naturally invited comparisons to her wedding day in 2011 - when she wore the same designer at the same venue.

But it was the Jess Collett x Alexander McQueen headpiece that really set the mother-of-three apart from the rest of the congregation.

Made with silver bullion, crystal and silver threadwork in three-dimensional embroidery, the beautiful piece was part headpiece, part floral garland.

Pinned across a meticulously styled updo, the 40-year-old future queen could not have looked more regal if she tried.

Teamed with the three-strand George VI festoon necklace, a favourite of Queen Elizabeth II, and the late Princess Diana’s diamond and pearl-drop earrings, her entire look paid tribute not only to the King’s love of nature but also her late mother-in-law’s unparalleled ability to wow a crowd.

It not only felt right that Diana should be represented at the ceremony with the jewellery gestures - but that she should be represented by her newly minted namesake.

Camilla may have been crowned Queen - but this was Kate’s opportunity to shine as the next in line.

Having been made a Dame Grand Cross of the Royal Victorian Order by the late Queen in 2019, Kate is entitled to wear the impressive royal blue and red striped Grand Cross Mantles of the Royal Victorian Order - and did so with aplomb.

Made from dark blue silk satin, the grand floor-length cloak is edged with scarlet and lined with white silk taffeta, with a hand embroidered badge and hood attached to the right shoulder.

The cape could not have been a more fitting adornment for a woman widely regarded as being the saviour of the House of Windsor.

With the popularity of the monarchy waning among the under 30s, Kate and her three children Prince George, nine, Princess Charlotte, eight and Prince Louis, five, are playing a pivotal role in shoring up support.

The Duke of Sussex depicted her as cold and unfeeling in his autobiography Spare by including anecdotes about how she bristled at the idea of Meghan hugging her, borrowing her lip gloss and discussing her pregnancy hormones.

Describing his sister-in-law as put “on edge” after realising she “was now going to be compared to, and forced to compete with, Meghan”, Harry appeared to mock Kate for being “dressed to the nines” for a family dinner whereas his wife was “barefoot” and wearing “ripped jeans”.

Yet with the Duchess conspicuous by her absence from the two-hour ceremony, and Harry relegated to a third-row view obscured by the Princess Royal’s feathered hat, Kate’s “formality” appears to be serving her comparatively well.

Now the second most senior woman in the Royal family and also one of the most popular, the criticisms made from Montecito have done nothing to dent her approval rating which stands at 65 per cent, according to the latest YouGov polling, more than double that of Harry on 29 per cent and Meghan on 23 per cent.

Moreover, in effortlessly combining a sense of majesty with a generous helping of maternalism at these major royal occasions, Kate is fast emerging as paladin for working parenthood.

As with her ability to fuse high street and haute couture when it comes to her wardrobe, the Princess is deftly pioneering a new approach to royal life that has put motherhood at the forefront of her work.

Previous royal generations were brought up on the nursery floor but family-orientated Kate has decided to do things differently by playing a hands-on role not only in her children’s upbringing but their imagery and appearances at state occasions.

By regularly providing the media the intimate images from the Royal family photo album, the Princess has succeeded in killing the market for paparazzi shots of her children stone dead - thereby shielding her children from the instruction that William and Harry faced.

Gone are the days of Kate simply acting as the heir to the throne’s plus one. As we saw with yet another power performance at the Coronation, when it comes to capturing the hearts and minds of the public, it’s the Princess of Wales who truly wears the crown.

Kate is beautiful inside and out, she really is the Jewel in the Crown.
Her Mum and sister Pippa looked stunning too, they are such a lovely family.

[jet]

Well done to George who carried out his role superbly. He is getting so tall and handsome.

[UserSince2005]

Why do you make such gross comments ? You do it constantly :conf:

They’re my bitches, I pay for them to eat. I’ll call them what I like.

[thesheriff443]

There is a far more descriptive option but we both avoided using it ..


If we’re talking bitter ..

You came across kinda sour in this post



You’re welcome


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So me pointing out to you that Diana was dating her older sisters ex and not her fairytale prince equals me being sour!

Give your head a wobble, thinking that it’s acceptable to call not only a woman but an elderly one a slag or worse is acceptable tells people everything they need to know.

[Zizu]

So me pointing out to you that Diana was dating her older sisters ex and not her fairytale prince equals me being sour!

Give your head a wobble, thinking that it’s acceptable to call not only a woman but an elderly one a slag or worse is acceptable tells people everything they need to know.


Well for one it’s not just what you said it’s also HOW you said it - as you didn’t use those words initially ;)

Furthermore, it is clear for all to see that it is you who needs a wobble if you think our comments aimed at horseface are anything to do with her age !

LOL


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[thesheriff443]

Well for one it’s not just what you said it’s also HOW you said it - as you didn’t use those words initially ;)

Furthermore, it is clear for all to see that it is you who needs a wobble if you think our comments aimed at horseface are anything to do with her age !

LOL


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What do you get from calling an elderly woman names?

[Mystic Mock]

So me pointing out to you that Diana was dating her older sisters ex and not her fairytale prince equals me being sour!

Give your head a wobble, thinking that it’s acceptable to call not only a woman but an elderly one a slag or worse is acceptable tells people everything they need to know.

Tbf can't elderly women have been slags when they were younger?:laugh:

Tbf just like men in general can be slags as well, even if it's not really common to use the term against men, we can still behave like a slag if we so wish.

[arista]

52 "Not My King"
Arrested
Some had Megaphones


GBnewsHD Paper review Live


Graham Smith their leader held for
over 12 hours

New Laws Used

[arista]

The Rain Stopped many planes
only a few made it

around 22 went

Not the 60.

[bots]

the kids were the stars and that keeps the future of the monarchy safe more than anything else

[arista]

5 Arrested
Fast yesterday
trying to unload, the truck of Banners

Stop The Oil also Arrested


Yesterdays Ch4HD one hour news
I recorded

[Zizu]

What do you get from calling an elderly woman names?





You appear to think that I am her only detractor .. maybe you should create an poll online and let the millions respond to your query

Now age is completely irrelevant in certain circumstances - that’s why they’re still hunting nazi war criminals and her ageing certainly does not make her disgusting behaviour any less despicable…


I always have ( and always will ) detest the woman in question and that will never change until that fateful day when one of us is no more . That’s just the way I feel.

Anyways we are not getting anywhere by falling out amongst ourselves so I will apologise to you if I have annoyed or upset you in any way . That was never my intention.

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[Zizu]

The Rain Stopped many planes
only a few made it

around 22 went

Not the 60.


They said there were just 9 on the news ..


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[bots]

the protestors were arrested for being in possession of tie wraps. The problem with that is that they can be used as lock on devices, but they also have a 1000 other uses. So potentially you could be arrested if you walk down the street in possession of a tie wrap .... if that's not dystopian, i don't know what is

[joeysteele]

It was a great day by everyone involved and for all those who wanted to and did really enjoy it.

I'm not going to snipe at anyone involved, I will also say it's right for those against the monarchy to have the chance to say their piece.

I thought the ceremony was great and I myself felt privileged to be able to se a Coronation.
From a service that goes back in our History for centuries.

I equally thought it really appropriate and good that both King Charles 111 sons were present for it.
Immaterial of where anyone sat.
The main people yesterday were the new King and Queen.
Who seemed to sail through the whole event.

The children were incredible, it was a long ordeal to sit through.
I understand only Charles was at his Mother's Coronation and not for much of it either.
Being only 4.

The planning and unfolding of the build up to and the ceremony itself was uplifting.

I wish the new King and Queen all the very best in their reign.
There may be much harder roads for the Monarchy in the future.
Yesterday was not one of those roads.
It showed Britain at its best as to these occasions.

I'm sure ALL who attended were welcomed by the king and Queen and ALL played their part in the event.
Whether they had any kind of role in it or not.
I found it both enjoyable and inspiring.
Congratulations to all who organised it.

[arista]

They said there were just 9 on the news ..





Yes could have been
some turned back
the Rain destroyed their Fly Past

[arista]

Tonight the concert
BBC1


performers Pre Recorded it

So Not Live.

[Zizu]

Yes could have been
some turned back
the Rain destroyed their Fly Past


That’s very disappointing for all the pilots and their families who didn’t get to participate


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[arista]

That’s very disappointing for all the pilots and their families who didn’t get to participate




They are alive
No Crashes

[Crimson Dynamo]

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/content/dam/PortalPictures/may-2023/334640356_crowds_crop.jpg?imwidth=640

[arista]

Nice photo

the lucky 9 planes


Not 60

[Zizu]

They are alive
No Crashes


Yes but they would have been practicing endlessly for yesterday’s event and there would have been so much pride and anticipation felt by the pilots and their parents, families and friends.


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[Oliver_W]

The UK's annual income from tourism is in the region of £50 billion and it's probably reasonable to say that maybe 1/4 to 1/3 of that could be lost (at a MASSIVE stretch) without an active monarchy, so it's value is maybe about £15 billion. It's a good little chunk but I wouldn't say its unfathomable?
£15 billion is still a lot more than the monarchy costs, so it sounds like there's little to no reason to abolish them after all :)

[Alf]

Myleene Klass face mirrors most viewers faces who were watching this.



1654890367840395267

[bots]

the majority of royal tourism is generated from historic royalty, not the modern day stuff. That's not to say that todays monarchy don't become the historic monarchy of the future, but people are interested in the burnings, the torture and the beheadings done by henry the 8th. I don't think Charles and Camilla can compete with that

[Crimson Dynamo]

Myleene Klass face mirrors most viewers faces who were watching this.



1654890367840395267

what a ridiculous comment. stupid woman

[Nicky91]

well said Queen Myleene :clap1: :clap1:

[bots]

What that woman was basically saying is that Meghan should have been there

[arista]

the protestors were arrested for being in possession of tie wraps. The problem with that is that they can be used as lock on devices, but they also have a 1000 other uses. So potentially you could be arrested if you walk down the street in possession of a tie wrap .... if that's not dystopian, i don't know what is


Yes Good they were arrested


Strong Plastic Tie Wraps
can be used for many things

Professional they are Very Strong

You would need Strong Scissors
to cut it off

[arista]

what a ridiculous comment. stupid woman


Yes
an Extreme Left Winger
and Professional Actress.

[Alf]

What that woman was basically saying is that Meghan should have been thereWhy didn't she say that then, instead of saying "terribly White balcony?"

[Nicky91]

fake king Charles and his callgirl Camilla


:yuk: :yuk:

[arista]

well said Queen Myleene :clap1: :clap1:


No Nicky
she did not speak on that tweet

[arista]

Why didn't she say that then, instead of saying "terribly White faces?"


Her Politics are Extreme Left Wing

And she is also a Professional Actress
Earning her cash

[Alf]

No Nicky
she did not speak on that tweetShe did, she spoke for us all with the look on her face.

[arista]

She did, she spoke for us all with the look on her face.


Yes because the Actress next to her
is Extreme Left Wing.


Ideal for the sad bbc

[joeysteele]

Yes Good they were arrested


Strong Plastic Tie Wraps
can be used for many things

Professional they are Very Strong

You would need Strong Scissors
to cut it off

It really isn't good they were arrested even before they DID anything.

This was more over the top policing being more dictatorial than as to service.

I say that too as someone who still supports our police forces.
Who are being put into near impossible situations by the policies of this atrocious government.

[arista]

It really isn't good they were arrested even before they DID anything.

This was more over the top policing being more dictatorial than as to service.

I say that too as someone who still supports our police forces.
Who are being put into near impossible situations by the policies of this atrocious government.


No Joey
do not take a bag of Professional Strong Plastic Ties

They can be used in the wrong way


https://www.easipack.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/cable-tie-pack-100pcs-with-single-cable-tie.jpg

[UserSince2005]

Haha his day ruined by karma

[arista]

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2023/05/07/09/70673867-0-image-m-1_1683449603195.jpg

[joeysteele]

No Joey
do not take a bag of Professional Strong Plastic Ties

They can be used in the wrong way


https://www.easipack.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/cable-tie-pack-100pcs-with-single-cable-tie.jpg

CAN be being the word.
The fact is they WERE not and HAD NOT been.

If this government want the police to arrest people on what they MIGHT or CAN do.
Then goodbye to ALL freedoms, of speech, protest or otherwise.

[arista]

CAN be being the word.
The fact is they WERE not and HAD NOT been.

If this government want the police to arrest people on what they MIGHT or CAN do.
Then goodbye to ALL freedoms, of speech, protest or otherwise.


Look Joey
they can go next time without Professional Plastic Ties.

Thats Fair play to Stop The Oil
and Not My King.


I agree
All must be searched
as a Terrorist with a Gun or Bomb
could be among them







These New Laws are for our public safety

[Kazanne]

I’d suggest that calling her a slag was being generous tbh


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Why is she a slag ?

[bots]

1 snip and a tie wrap is removed .... 1 snip, but that is too difficult for the police

[Crimson Dynamo]

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2023/05/07/08/70683185-12056055-image-a-4_1683444332949.jpg

[Kazanne]

Im not really bothered about the coronation although I did have it on for the kids as it's history for them,from what I saw it was a spectacular event even the rain didn't spoil, i do think its just mean spirited when some delight in hoping it was a failure and the names Camilla is called is imo childish and nasty,we do not know any of the circumstances of their lives,only what we have been fed,I liked Diana a lot,but she has passed ,time to move on,she isnt coming back,maybe some feel she should be queen,but she isn't, from what I have heard and seen of Camilla she is a kind person and obviously loves Charles and him her,so let them just get on with their lives without all the unwarranted comments etc from people/press etc.No need for anyone to go out to purposely spoil the day, those same people will be happy with the bank holiday given.

[Crimson Dynamo]

as usual Liverpool fans shamed the nation

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2023/05/06/17/70667639-12051541-image-a-8_1683391815527.jpg

[thesheriff443]

You appear to think that I am her only detractor .. maybe you should create an poll online and let the millions respond to your query

Now age is completely irrelevant in certain circumstances - that’s why they’re still hunting nazi war criminals and her ageing certainly does not make her disgusting behaviour any less despicable…


I always have ( and always will ) detest the woman in question and that will never change until that fateful day when one of us is no more . That’s just the way I feel.

Anyways we are not getting anywhere by falling out amongst ourselves so I will apologise to you if I have annoyed or upset you in any way . That was never my intention.

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Hating a woman you don’t know for doing nothing to you because of the love you have for a woman you didn’t know and did nothing for you

Carrying a grudge gets heavier the longer you carry it.

You are going to die an angry man

[arista]

as usual Liverpool fans shamed the nation

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2023/05/06/17/70667639-12051541-image-a-8_1683391815527.jpg


Yes a Clip of them Shouting it
was on GBnewsHD

And on BBC1HD
Have I Got News For You


Up Your Ass

They are so Rude

[bots]

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2023/05/07/08/70683185-12056055-image-a-4_1683444332949.jpg

another blue haired loony :smug:

[Liam-]

https://twitter.com/chrisshipitv/status/1654931424787480577?s=46&t=-V1HH0UJyce-tDsLnymASQ

Bloody dirty pigs

[Crimson Dynamo]

we should empty a few hotels and force the illegals to clean it all up

[arista]

https://twitter.com/chrisshipitv/status/1654931424787480577?s=46&t=-V1HH0UJyce-tDsLnymASQ

Bloody dirty pigs



Yes No Bins Supplied


Typical

[arista]

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FvgtuglX0AIhNH-?format=jpg&name=900x900


Scotland Young Fans
Clearing up - A better example
Slick Liam.

[Cherie]

considering how many people were there it does not look that bad, there will always be people who wont take their rubbish home with them unfortunately

[Cherie]

Yes No Bins Supplied


Typical


Bins are a terror risk, rather a bit of rubbish than people blown to smitereens

[UserSince2005]

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2023/05/07/09/70673867-0-image-m-1_1683449603195.jpg

Rain on those ****ers too haha I don’t like them either no more

[Cherie]

The Duke of Sussex has returned to California after catching a British Airways flight within hours of his father's Coronation service.

Prince Harry arrived at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) at around 7.30pm local time (3.30am BST) to reunite with his son Prince Archie on his birthday.

British Airways flight attendants confirmed to the PA news agency that Harry had been on the flight but said they were not permitted to discuss his trip.

The Duke, 38, had always planned a swift turnaround, his priority being to support his father during the historic ceremony.

Beyond that, he was determined to make it back to the family home in Montecito in order to kiss his son goodnight on his fourth birthday - May 6.

As they chatted ahead of the service, Jack Brooksbank, husband of Princess Eugenie, appeared to be asking Harry about his return plans.

“About quarter to four,” the Duke told him, according to lip readers.

After processing out of Westminster Abbey alongside his family, he was driven off and made a quick vehicle change before heading straight to the airport.

The Duke stayed in the UK for under 36 hours, having arrived at Heathrow on a commercial American Airlines flight from Los Angeles on Friday morning, according to reports.



Who said he wouid be home in time for lunch :skull:

[UserSince2005]

https://twitter.com/chrisshipitv/status/1654931424787480577?s=46&t=-V1HH0UJyce-tDsLnymASQ

Bloody dirty pigs

What do you expect from Charles supports. lowest of the low

[Zizu]

the majority of royal tourism is generated from historic royalty, not the modern day stuff. That's not to say that todays monarchy don't become the historic monarchy of the future, but people are interested in the burnings, the torture and the beheadings done by henry the 8th. I don't think Charles and Camilla can compete with that


They should have loads of historical figures ( lookalikes) wandering around the surrounding area .. interacting with tourists..

I’d rather have a quick chat with a knowledgeable Henry Vlll than see one of the actual royals tbh


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[Zizu]

fake king Charles and his callgirl Camilla


:yuk: :yuk:


Wow we agree on some things then , Nicky
:)


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[Zizu]

Why is she a slag ?


It’s well documented unless you’ve been indoctrinated into believing that Di brought everything onto herself


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[Zizu]

as usual Liverpool fans shamed the nation

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2023/05/06/17/70667639-12051541-image-a-8_1683391815527.jpg


They speak for the masses


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[Zizu]

Hating a woman you don’t know for doing nothing to you because of the love you have for a woman you didn’t know and did nothing for you

Carrying a grudge gets heavier the longer you carry it.

You are going to die an angry man

Well I didn’t know Hitler personally but it hasn’t stopped me and a few billion others hating him .


Oh and I’ve never been happier so you’re theory is flawed anyways..


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[Zizu]

another blue haired loony :smug:


Just another attention seeker I would guess , she probably doesn’t care a hoot about the Royals


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[Cherie]

The Royal Family deliberately shielded Prince Harry behind Princess Anne's hat in a calculated move, a royal commentator has told Express.co.uk.

The Duke of Sussex played a background role on Saturday as his father and stepmother were crowned King and Queen.

He arrived at Westminster Abbey behind Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie, taking a seat in the third row next to Jack Brooksbank, with Prince Andrew a few seats to his right.

Anne, Princess Royal was wearing a feathered hat which looked as though it was obstructing the Duke of Sussex's view - and spared him from the gaze of eagle-eyed fans watching live on TV.

Royal commentator Hilary Fordwich told Express.co.uk this was a deliberate ploy.

She said: "Harry struggling to see anything looking around Princess Anne's hat, not an accident as the royals don't make missteps. They covered Harry so the cameras could not see his face."

Ms Fordwich also commented on the fact that Meghan Markle was absent from the ceremony as she stayed in California to look after son Archie on his fourth birthday, referencing royal history as she described it as a "great pity"

[Zizu]

The Royal Family deliberately shielded Prince Harry behind Princess Anne's hat in a calculated move, a royal commentator has told Express.co.uk.

The Duke of Sussex played a background role on Saturday as his father and stepmother were crowned King and Queen.

He arrived at Westminster Abbey behind Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie, taking a seat in the third row next to Jack Brooksbank, with Prince Andrew a few seats to his right.

Anne, Princess Royal was wearing a feathered hat which looked as though it was obstructing the Duke of Sussex's view - and spared him from the gaze of eagle-eyed fans watching live on TV.

Royal commentator Hilary Fordwich told Express.co.uk this was a deliberate ploy.

She said: "Harry struggling to see anything looking around Princess Anne's hat, not an accident as the royals don't make missteps. They covered Harry so the cameras could not see his face."

Ms Fordwich also commented on the fact that Meghan Markle was absent from the ceremony as she stayed in California to look after son Archie on his fourth birthday, referencing royal history as she described it as a "great pity"


Sounds a bit far fetched though tbh


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[Liam-]

considering how many people were there it does not look that bad, there will always be people who wont take their rubbish home with them unfortunately

If it was a group of young people or protestors that left that mess behind, you’d definitely have a different opinion, as would the likes of the Daily Mail and GB ‘news’

[bots]

Sounds a bit far fetched though tbh


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everything is planned with military precision, they take account of what people will be wearing, camera angles etc. I don't think it would be Charles or Willie making a conscious choice, but a royal staffer would certainly have known :laugh:

[Jordan.]

https://twitter.com/chrisshipitv/status/1654931424787480577?s=46&t=-V1HH0UJyce-tDsLnymASQ

Bloody dirty pigs

This is the people that are proud of their country? :omgno:

[Zizu]

everything is planned with military precision, they take account of what people will be wearing, camera angles etc. I don't think it would be Charles or Willie making a conscious choice, but a royal staffer would certainly have known :laugh:


The old Harry would have borrowed a pair of nail scissors and cut the feather down


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[Liam-]

Even if it’s true that they planned to have Harry blocked by a feather, which I highly doubt is true in any form, do they imagine that would make them look anything other than petty and vindictive? :shrug:

[AnnieK]

The amount of stories about Harry and mentions of Meghan are hilarious. The Coronation was about the KING And working Royals, not the Sussex pair. Charles wanted Harry there,he came and looked happy and relaxed sar with other non working royals. He then had no part in the rest of the proceedings as a non working Royal so left to go home and spend time with his son on his birthday. Don't know why the media keep writing stories about him when the focus of the day was the King and working Royals

[Livia]

Had a lovely day yesterday, family and friends round, buffet, Pims... Kids running around in home made crowns. SOOOO glad I didn't spend much time on this thread... What a depressing, dreary coronation day some of you had. Still it rained ... I'm sure it was the one thing that made some of you happy.

[Crimson Dynamo]

The amount of stories about Harry and mentions of Meghan are hilarious. The Coronation was about the KING And working Royals, not the Sussex pair. Charles wanted Harry there,he came and looked happy and relaxed sar with other non working royals. He then had no part in the rest of the proceedings as a non working Royal so left to go home and spend time with his son on his birthday. Don't know why the media keep writing stories about him when the focus of the day was the King and working Royals

he was barely featured by "the media" yesterday

not sure where you are getting that idea

[Livia]

They speak for the masses


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They speak for the tiny, but noisy, minority.