Hello and welcome to another episode of Pod Save the King. What a week it's been, we have

news of the King's historic address to the nation to celebrate the 100th birthday of our late

Queen Elizabeth II. We saw the royals gather en masse for the first time since the former Prince Andrew's arrest.

Also, we've had news of Harry and Megan's tour of Australia, tours being threatened by trolls threatening to infiltrate the sessions.

We're going to have a look ahead to the King and Queen's US tour as well.

And of course, we will be talking about Andrew Mountbatten Windsor and playing the game of

where is Sarah Ferguson, which seems to be quite a staple of podcasts these days.

So, hello, I'm your host, Rossel Myers, the Royal Editor of the Daily Mirror.

And I'm joined as ever by Jennifer Newton who has some exciting news

of a little trip she's been on this week seeing the Queen's exhibition of her garments,

her dresses, some of her personal items that is going to be on display at Buckingham Palace

from April to October if you can get down to it. So what should we start

with, Jen? I suppose we should start with Top of the Tree, which is the news that we've revealed

today, which is the King's address to the nation. It is going to be televised, broadcast on social

media. It's going to be happening on April the 21st to celebrate and commemorate Queen Elizabeth's 100th birthday.

Of course, she passed away in 2022, the age of 96. We'll certainly expect it will be full of

commemorations and a celebration of her life talking about, you know, not only her legacy as a monarch, but also as head of the family.

I think we saw that, didn't we, when King Charles made his first address to the nation

when he took the throne.

It was very, very emotional.

He spoke about the influence his mother had had on his life, not only him, but his siblings as well, and the younger

generations mentioning the Prince and Princess of Wales, mentioned Harry and Megan as well,

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