“I let them do their thing because I thought the last thing they wanted to see was me peeking over the edge, offering my [views]”, Maitlis Tell deadline.

this news night The host is also an executive producer on another three-part Amazon series about the same interview, in which Ruth Wilson will star as Maitlis.

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Today, King Charles and Queen Camilla celebrate their “exciting” 19th wedding anniversary during a tumultuous time in their personal lives.

The two monarchs married on April 9, 2005, 35 years after they first met in 1970.

This year, the pair may celebrate the milestone “behind closed doors” as Charles continues to undergo cancer treatment.

Former butler Grant Harrold told Express: “I’m sure everything that’s happened this year will be more poignant and probably more emotional.

“I have no doubt they will get together for the occasion and I’m sure behind closed doors they will probably have a romantic dinner with just the two of them.”

On Monday, France became the first non-Commonwealth country to take part in the traditional ceremony, with 32 members of the Gendarmerie de la Repubblica parading on the forecourt of Buckingham Palace alongside 40 soldiers from Company F of the Scots Guards.

The ceremony was held to mark the 120th anniversary of the Entente of Amity – the historic diplomatic agreement between Britain and France that laid the foundation for cooperation between the two world wars.

Among the incorrect accusations made by pro-Kremlin activists is the suggestion circulating on fake news websites that King Charles has sold Highgrove Palace, his royal residence, to Ukrainian President Vladimir Zephyr for £20 million. Lensky.

The bizarre report was first posted in a YouTube video featuring someone claiming to be the real estate agent behind the fictitious sale.However, security experts tell era The character, named Sam Murphy, appears to be artificially generated.

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The Governor of the Bank of England presented the King with the first banknote bearing his portrait.

Charles received a leather-bound booklet containing the historic legal tender from Andrew Bailey at Buckingham Palace on Tuesday.

Seeing his image on the new polymer banknote is a landmark moment for the monarch, who is undergoing undisclosed cancer treatment, just over a year and a half after he ascended the throne.

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The broadcaster, which aired the full video, said it was “mindful” of how it reported it and would not speculate on details that had not yet been made public.

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King Charles inspected four £5, £10, £20 and £50 notes – the first small numbered note of each denomination, serial number 01 000001 – and smiled as Mr Bailey turned the pages Point to the details and show the front. Then come back.

They were joined by Sarah John, chief cashier of the Bank of England, whose signature appears on the currency, and the King smiled broadly as he greeted guests in Room 1844.

He was the second British monarch to grace Bank of England notes, and the first time one sovereign nation was replaced by another.

“We’re here to give you the money,” Mr. Bailey said as he prepared to hand over the book.

This made Charles, who was standing with his hands behind his back, chuckle and say, “Oh, that’s right.”

Mr Bailey told him: “This is a very important moment because we have never changed the sovereign on the banknotes because the Queen is the first sovereign to appear on the banknotes.”

Charles replied: “That’s the surprising thing. You’d think it would go back.”

The king inspected the banknotes and praised their sophisticated features to prevent counterfeiting, saying: “There was a lot of trouble with security.”

“I must say, they are very well designed,” he added.