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Hello and welcome to Coffee House Shop.

The spectator's daily politics podcast.

I'm Katie Balls and I'm joined by Isabel Hartman and James Versailles.

King Charles III is in Northern Ireland today.

James, can you update us on his visit?

So he's been to Northern Ireland and obviously I think one of the features of the Queen's reign,

especially for later years.

So it was her role in reconciliation, not just in Northern Ireland but between the UK and Ireland or Germany.

And I think the fact that Charles has gone to Northern Ireland so early in his reign,

but there is an event there where the T-Shuck is there.

He's shaking hands with Michelle O'Neill who should feign the pole in the Northern Ireland elections.

All of these have symbolic value and I think it's quite clear from what he said today.

But this is something that he wishes to continue.

Obviously tonight the Queen's body will move, be moved from Edinburgh to Buckingham Palace

and then tomorrow to Westminster Hall for four days of lying in state before the funeral.

And we also can expect Charles to go to Wales and then to head back to London ahead of that event.

I thought it was really striking how Alex Maskey, who is Sinn Fain's speaker with the Northern Ireland Assembly,

praised the way that the Queen had put so much effort into the peace process

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