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Nottingham Post
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Andrew Brookes

Loose Women's Jane Moore says Coronation 'pomp' has 'no place any more'

Jane Moore has claimed the "pomp and ceremony" of royal traditions "has no place" in today's society. The journalist and broadcaster was speaking on Loose Women today (Friday, April 21) as the panel discussed King Charles III's coronation on May 6.

The panellists on the ITV show were split on the subject, with Linda Robson appearing with Union Jack flags strewn across her and Sunetra Sarker excited about another 'party'. However, when the other panellist Kaye Adams asked Jane if she was excited about the historic occasion, she bluntly replied: "No."

After pausing to collect her thoughts as the studio audience laughed loudly, Jane, 60, went on to explain that she senses "a real shifting" with the death of the late Queen. She said: "Everybody knows the Queen, all the generations have had the Queen there the whole time throughout their lives, and I feel this is a real pivotal moment for the monarchy.

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