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I'm John Batchel with my colleague Gregory Copley.

The good news, King Charles and Queen Camilla visited the Coliseum.

The second day of their state visit to Italy.

Earlier in the day, the king and queen, I'm following the report from Europe,

met with Italian President Sergio Matarelli and his daughter and his daughter, First Lady, Laura Matarelli.

All wonderful.

The king looks extremely excited, Gregory.

He's not going to meet the Pope because the Pope's still recovering, but this is more of Charles's

hard work to knit together at the continent. Is it working? Oh, it's working in a dramatic scale.

We've seen it with the other state visits which King Charles has undertaken in the last

couple of years. But this one is so dramatic and so, in a sense, anti-EU because the fervor

is for continuity. It's for, if you like, the love of the overarching symbolism of leadership. And you have to bear in mind that

this is also very strategic. Who is the great partner of the United Kingdom in building the new

six-generation fighter, which British Aerospace is called The Tempest? It's Italy and Japan.

They are the partners with Britain and this. And this breaks it out of the EU mold and gives

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