King Charles has returned to London for what is thought to be further treatment following his cancer diagnosis.
He flew with the Queen by helicopter from Norfolk to Buckingham Palace, before being driven to Clarence House.
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He flew with the Queen by helicopter from Norfolk to Buckingham Palace, before being driven to Clarence House.
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00:00 This is not hosting The Baftas, not my day job.
00:03 So I feel quite liberated by that,
00:05 that I can just enjoy the sort of madness of this.
00:08 I mean, it feels like a huge privilege and honour,
00:11 certainly not something I was going to say no to.
00:13 But I always feel slightly like,
00:16 "Wow, I mean, they wanted me to do it.
00:18 "They'll get what they get."
00:20 I know that we want to do a show that is generous
00:24 and inclusive and we're not interested in roasting anyone
00:28 or making anyone feel uncomfortable.
00:29 So beyond that, hopefully it'll just be a celebration
00:33 of what has been a pretty extraordinary year,
00:36 I think, for the cinema.
00:38 I feel very honoured that this is the year I'm hosting,
00:41 which is, I think, arguably the year
00:44 that cinema got its mojo back.
00:47 I never really offer advice 'cause I don't really have any.
00:50 I think it's everyone's journey, certainly as an actor,
00:53 it's so different and it's so particular to them
00:56 and it's so about...
00:58 I mean, the only thing I've ever said to any actress ever
01:01 is, "Be nice, be on time and learn your lines,"
01:03 because everything else is kind of,
01:06 is a bit of a roll of the dice.
01:09 But those three things will define you
01:11 as somebody that people want to work with again.