Prince William and Kate Middleton seen exiting Westminster Abbey and boarding carriage

The video provides a brief update on the current status, indicating that something has returned or resumed.

What does the phrase 'right now it's back' imply about the current situation?

In what contexts might someone say 'right now it's back'?

How can the phrase 'right now it's back' be interpreted differently in various scenarios?

What emotions or reactions might the phrase 'right now it's back' evoke in a listener?

Can you provide an example of a situation where 'right now it's back' would be an appropriate response?