Royals Unveil Queen Elizabeth Memorial, Starmer Faces Scandal

0:00On April 21st, King Charles and Queen Camilla kicked off a day of tributes for what would have been Queen Elizabeth II's 100th. Birthday by checking out the final designs for her national memorial at the British Museum. They rode up just before noon, joined by the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh, plus the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester, architect Lord Foster, who snagged the gig to design the permanent tribute, walked him through the master plan. Trustees, like artist Tracey Eman, broadcaster Claudia Winkleman, and designer Erdem Morally O'Glue, were there too. Later today, the royals head to a special reception at Buckingham Palace to mark the seminary. Prime Minister Kier's starmor showed up despite the heat he's taking over a scandal with his pick for U.S. Ambassador, Lord Mandelson. London Mayor Sadik Khan was also in the mix, greeting folks like Museum Chair George Osborne on the steps. The drama centers on Mandelson's botched security vetting. A top foreign office official, Sir Olly Robbins, just called out, number 10 for rushing the

1:03clearance and ignoring red flags right after Starmor fired. Him and pinned the blame yesterday. As the royals honor a legacy, Starmor navigates his own rough patch, but the memorial plans move forward strong.