AN Wilson writing in today's Mail
 

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!

Charles Coronation Saturday 6th May 2023
 

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Andy has arranged for pizza to be delivered later

I’ll give her another 5 years at best

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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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he was in with the kids

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

You don't get many of them to the Penny, I mean pound.

Absolute filth

Is that coach Ulez ready?

Arista just taking his sign away now..

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

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

Louis waving fron the car and mouthing something

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

I think it was F the Pope?

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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:

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