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The first stage of this procession, and that is going to be with leading clergymen and women
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The bishop's procession is going to start, we think, in about ten seconds' time
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We've talked about the significance of Sarah Mullally leading that, not least as she has just been appointed, the new Archbishop of Canterbury
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will take up her post in January. The timing is so precise here, Camilla, that it's actually not timed to the minute, it's timed to the second
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And a certain number of seconds past each minute, they'll be exiting from the Foreign Office main door
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When I am laid in earth, Ursel, from Dido and Aeneas, Remember me is the refrain at the end of each line
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Remember me. Here's the procession starting, the bishop's procession
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We talked about the role of the cross Cornelius Vilcullis We talked about Jonathan Simpson in that historic role as Sergeant Vestry Dates back to 1254 He a police officer with 30 years service of the Met Police under his belt
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Reverend Canon Michael Parker, who's Chaplain General of the Army now, he is a Methodist
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minister. He served in Northern Ireland, Iraq and Afghanistan, as did Lieutenant Colonel
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Reverend Canon Paul Wright. He's the sub-dean of His Majesty's Chapel's Royal
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and he served in Northern Ireland, Bosnia, Kosovo, Iraq and Afghanistan. So again, double significance for these clergymen
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who are taking part from a religious perspective but also as people who served in conflict
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Immensely distinguished, there is the Lord Bishop of London. Emerging from the Foreign Office, the Prime Minister followed..
