This is CBSI in the world. I'm John Batsu with my colleague and friend, Gregor Coppley,

the Editor-in-Published, who have defense and foreign affairs, are happiest moment of

the week. The King Charles Report. In my contribution, and remember, I'm not a natural

understanding of royalty and the crown, and the needs of people to have a central organizing

person and tradition. I come to this as an outsider. Gregory is an Australian national

and understands the Commonwealth. So my items might be out of step. I always submit them

to Gregory beforehand. Gregory Prince William, the Prince of Wales, was at Royal Ascot

with his wife, the Princess of Wales last week. But we have information from the palace,

or however you say that correctly, from the crown, that the Prince is about to unveil

his career-defining moment. That's what it's called in the London Papers. He's going

to devote himself to long-term homelessness program. Is that wise? Is that typical? Did

King Charles do such a thing like this when he was Prince of Wales?

Well, the Prince of Wales early wasn't, if you like, facing so many high-profile, populist,

politically correct situations as we see today. But yes, King Charles, when he was

Prince of Wales, did address many, many issues on the environment, on agriculture, on architecture,

and so on. And so for the current Prince of Wales, Prince William, to embark on this,

is very much in line with the mission of the heir to the throne, which is to try to focus

attention on human values. It's significant that he believes, as do many of his supporters,

that the issue of homelessness in the United Kingdom can be addressed and ameliorated.

And they've taken a fairly practical approach to it in Prince William's new campaign, which

is not that people aren't going to find themselves without accommodation sometime in their

life, some people, but that it shouldn't be a repeating occurrence that the problem

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