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Tourists visiting London are stocking up on souvenirs to mark the coronation of King Charles III.
With the first coronation in 70 years due to take place on 6th May, visitors to the city are queuing up at a souvenir shop close to Buckingham Palace.
Julie Whitehead's visiting from Australia.
There's something for everyone and at a variety of price points.
Shops are stocked with mugs, plates, egg cups, coasters, tea cosies in the shape of a crown, tea towels, tote bags and even regal teddy bears.
Ismayil Vadakkethil's the manager of the Cool Britannia gift shop.
Many of the customers come from Commonwealth countries, including Rebecca from Canada.
She's looking for that special memento of this royal event that might not be available at home.
Adele Alison from South Africa won't be in London for this historic event.
However, she's delighted she'll be able to watch the crowning of King Charles III whilst sipping her special coronation tea.
But it isn't just the tourists who are stocking up on souvenirs of this British royal event, as Vadakkethil's discovered.
