This is CBSI in the world.

I'm John Dester with my colleague Gregory Coppley, editor and publisher of Defense and

Foreign Affairs, an Australian national member of the Commonwealth.

And King Charles' report is our aim here.

Gregory was in France during the King's visit with the Queen, France, and he can report

on that.

More to King Charles' outreach as a vision of Britain that is and will be.

I note from the daily express just because it's fun.

They're publishing how the King is saving the environment by eating all of his cake,

not letting it go stale and throwing it away, eating it right down to the nub, and also

allowing the pool to temperature to drop in the palace.

So he takes his swims with very cold water.

Gregory, that's the daily express's opinion from the man in the street.

What is your observation about the King and France?

Well, the King at home is really frugal in many respects and is very much concerned about

food wastage and rebuilding natural agriculture.

But his trip to France, his state visit to France, exceeded even his first state visit

abroad, which was to Germany, where he addressed the Bundestag in German and got to tumultuous

response.

His visit to France would make you think that there had been no problems ever between

France and Britain, even Albony would have been turning in his grave to see the warmth

of the reception for King Charles.

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