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00:37 Charles III's mother, Princess Anne of King's Endrew and Edward was highly appreciated by the British people.
00:45 After his disappearance, it's in the logic of things that his eldest son, William and Harry's father, succeeded him.
00:55 Four months after his coronation, however, it seems that Charles III does not make the unanimity.
01:06 In the columns of Paris Images, Stéphane Bern, specialist of crowned heads, said, Charles III can not claim to have the aura of his deceased mother.
01:19 But can we follow such a monument? It is said that some would continue to sing the God Save the Queen and not the King, error of inattention or intentional provocation? In all transparency, Mr. Heritage has declared. For some, he would remain the ex-husband of the iconic Princess Diana, for others, a septuagenarian king, too old to arouse the adoration of the crowds.
01:46 The Pandora's box of secessionist temptations, both in Commonwealth and within the United Kingdom.
01:52 Despite all the efforts of Charles III to bring the royal institution closer to the people, his ambition to make it more sober, more economical than public denies, it does not arouse the same popular adhesion.
02:10 For Paris Match, Stéphane Bern reminded that Charles III did not hesitate to go to the contact.
02:16 In each of his trips, there are certainly the usual fans who came to acclaim him, but often manifestos brandishing not my king, not my king.
02:29 Moreover, Graham Smith, leader of the Republic Movement, claims to have won adherents, he added.
02:39 Stéphane Bern, a more complex and paradoxical man than he seems on Tuesday, April 25, 2023, in an interview with Southwest, Stéphane Bern had drawn the portrait of the new king of England.
02:54 He is a more complex and paradoxical man than he seems. He is both conservative and avant-garde.
03:05 Conservative, because he is a pure product of the royal family, an aristocrat who has a valley to open his toothpaste tube, who raffles like his mother the traditional pleasures of British nobility, the countryside, horseback riding, dogs, polo, he had indicated, before adding, and avant-garde insofar as he knew very early, 40 years ago, invested in ecology, took a position head-on, in the 1980s and 1990s,
03:34 against the use of pesticides in agriculture, against GMOs.
03:39 He is a more complex and paradoxical man than he seems. He is both conservative and avant-garde.
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03:55 I just need some that will wake me up to fight 'cause you let me down and for me to let me condemn it.
04:17 I just need some new make me come up. New words that we had to fur. Why did we have to make it so cold?
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