Well, good evening. Welcome to an extended to our special edition of Pierce Morgan Uncensored. I am

Piers Morgan with you till 10 o'clock. So here it is then, the third Carolian era. His Majesty King Charles III, the Queen is dead. God save the King.

Still feels strange, doesn't it? To say those words, it will take getting used to, let's be honest.

But already, I feel like it's less strange than it seemed even two days ago.

Already the shock and the sadness of the Queen's passing is turning into protests,

process and pragmatism.

And that, after all, is the British way, isn't it?

The late Queen herself did that better than anybody.

We keep calm and we carry on.

And we carry out our historic customs with the pageantry pomp and class

that is unmatched anywhere else in the world. And today, honestly, I feel proud. I feel proud of

the huge numbers of people who've come out to pay their own personal tribute to the Queen,

all on their own time. I'm proud of the ceremonies and processions that Britain truly does best.

I'm proud of the new king too,

smiling through his intense grief.

This is a man who lost his father and now his mother,

all in the space of what, 18 months.

There he is, smiling with the public,

shaking their hands, taking the odd kiss. And he's making powerful

speeches. So whatever's going on inside, whatever turmoil he's going through as a man

loved his mother, we're seeing a king at the top of his game from day one, just as his mother

was.

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