At the mention of the Commonwealth, though, this is a much broader problem that the British monarchy has with the modern world, isn't it?

So there are going to be various iterations of this across the Commonwealth. And we saw that when Prince William, the king's son and heir, visited the Caribbean last year, was long with his wife. Things didn't go entirely to plan. They were met with protests in a number of locations. There were demands to make amends for some of the crimes of the past, particularly slavery. And there were also things that went wrong in that trip in terms of the visuals. They were shaking hands that after a football match with crowds of children through a chain link fence. And so King Charles and Queen Camilla are going to have to tread very carefully. And the planners are going to have to show a lot of deft diplomacy if this trip is going to be a

success. Adrian, thanks very much for your time. Thank you so much, Jason. It's a pleasure. Thank you.

Thank you. Thank you.

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