Pod Save the King.

Hello and welcome to a special episode of Pod Save the King with me, Royal Editor

Russell Myers and Royal photographer Ian Vogler.

We are in, well, not necessarily the half to the Amazon,

but we are in Belm, which is described as the gateway to the Amazon.

This is the zoological centre, very, very close to the centre of Belm,

where the COP Climate Change Conference is ongoing. We've just seen Prince William

yesterday make a landmark speech talking about optimism, talking about the future, what everyone,

including world leaders from communities here in Brazil and across the world can do in order

to safeguard the future for our children and our

children's children, which was very much what he was saying this week. And listen, we must talk

about what's been going on for the Royal Family over the last couple of weeks because it has

been pretty intense. And I think they're used to dealing with scandal and fallout,

you know, with their own family. And of course, Prince Andrew has been making headlines over the

last few weeks. But I think when you look at tours like this, well, you're certainly looking at

how the royal family are trying to move on, certainly.

This has been very much a tour of looking to the future, talking about optimism,

talking about the next generation, and that absolutely encompasses everything that Prince

William is trying to do, both at home and abroad.

So when you look at his statement yesterday and what he was

speaking about at the Urschild War Prize, which is exactly why we've been in Brazil,

Rio de Janeiro for a few days, and then here in Baleem. Of course, very, very climate focus,

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