We're guessing that by now you'll have seen those pictures outside Buckingham Palace of the new King, King Charles III, and the Queen Consort, Camilla, greeting the public for the first time as King.

We're guessing by now that you'll have heard some of those extraordinary anecdotes from the Commons, perhaps the former Prime Ministers, and we'll bring you a couple of clips a little bit

later. But actually, what we wanted to do on this episode of the newsagents was bring you some

really big thinkers putting to us the challenges that will present themselves for King Charles

the third. You've also been getting in touch with us with very practical questions about

what this change and this moment of national mourning actually means for all our lives. The money

will still remain valid with the Queen's head on it. The passports issued in the Queen's name

will of course still be valid. But some things have been cancelled.

The Premier League has announced it will be counselling all football matches this weekend.

The proms, even the last night of the proms, will go.

They will be cancelled as a sign of respect.

A lot of events that were meant to be taking place have been told to cancel.

And I think that's going to be quite a difficult balance for some people who are trying to

work out where to land between respectful and that sense of carrying on doing the things that they

love. And we're going to be addressing all those issues in today's

chat. And I think what's really interesting about it is there has been fantastic outpouring

of emotion, well-judged interventions. There has been respect shown, affection shown for the

Queen. And there has been interesting guidance as well from the

Cabinet office saying it's not obligatory to cancel things. You can carry on with your lives as

normal. But a number of bodies have thought, well, actually, no, well, on balance, we're going to

cancel. And so, as you say, football matches are off this weekend. Kids games are

off this weekend, which I suspect is going to leave a lot of families wondering what on earth

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