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events is the living and breathing instrument about democracy. king charles the son promises to follow his mother's commitment to the constitution in his 1st address to the u. kays, houses of parliament. queen elizabeth's coffin. meanwhile, as in edinburgh, while later the people will get an opportunity to pay their respects. ah, i may read that again. this is al jazeera live from dough, also coming up. hopes for peace in ethiopia, rebels intake that i say that they're ready for a cease fire with the government as ukrainians accused washer of revenge attacks the caused blackouts and little than khaki region. ah, king charles, the 3rd has promised those houses of the british parliament that he will uphold the

you case constitutional government. the new monarch addressed members of the house of lords of the house of commons in westminster hall after they each delivered their messages of condolence. the king is now on his way to edinburgh to lead a royal procession accompanying his mother's coffin to saint charles cathedral. as i stand before you to day, i cannot help but feel the weight of history which surrounds us and which reminds us of the vital parliamentary traditions to which members of both houses dedicate yourselves with such personal commitment for the betterment of us all. parliament is the living and breathing instrument about democracy that your traditions are ancient. we see in the construction of this great

hall and the reminders of medieval predecessors of the office to which i have been cold. ah ah, ah ah, ah, let's go live to edinburgh. and to algiers, alan fisher, the king on his way then to edinburgh allen, what's due to happen once he gets found while the codes beginning to gather on what's known as the royal mile, the,

the road that leads from hollywood palace all the way up to edinburgh. castle at the top of the hill, the traditional home of scottish kings. that is because later on to day prince charles will take, will follow the queen's coffin at his angel's cathedral, whether be a service of thanksgiving. he will be accompanied on that walk by the princess royal princess and the queen's daughter, and also the queen's consort, a camella. if the king's consort, sorry, queen consort is her official title. take some getting used to after 70 years of simply having the queen. but that will be that public service that allows people to express their, their thoughts and feelings for the queen, an actual li in peace ah, for 24 hours to load the people of scotland to file slowly past that st. joe's cathedral a at the place that she came to back in 1953 after a coronation for a service of thanksgiving. at that point as well know the queen, her body has been lying here and in the throne room of hollywood palace. and since

it arrived after that 6 hour trip from balmoral on sunday, remember a travel dead at east up to aberdeen and then around the that that city in the northeast before heading down towards the main population centers on the east coast of dundee and path coming across there, the new bridge over the 4th of 4th into edinburgh itself. it was surprising because initially during the 1st few miles of the cortez travelling, there was silence. people standing in respectful silence. not seeing very much indeed, but as it reached aberdeen, then people felt that they wanted to applaud a at that was a sign of a recognition of the queen servicer of 70 years. and also you remember that yesterday reported when the proclamation of the new king was read out here in edinburgh. a note saying that charles had been proclaimed king. there was some level of disturbance including a young woman who had a cardboard to post, which disputed the fact that there should be a monarchy in britain. in 2022,

that young woman was arrested 22 year old. and she was charged with breach of the peace, fairly minor of fans. but she will appear in court here in edinburgh on monday. a reminder that while there is overwhelming support for the monarchy in the u. k, it is not unanimous. and many people believe that the idea of a monarchy in a 21st century country in europe is perhaps outdated, outmoded and old fashioned, and o allen, the plans for this moment, but in place for many years. but how is the city of edinburgh coping with all this attention coming so quickly so suddenly as of house well enough, i was speaking to someone today who knows someone who works with the local council, who are charged with closing the roads and making sure there are enough volunteers to guide people to the places they need to be. and as soon as the queen's death was announced, that plan was taken off the shelf and started to be put into place. so they,

they knew which roads would be closed, who would be, where, what would happen the fact that very quickly, everything would be put in place that needed to be put in place. now these plans existed for the queen's home at sandringham for windsor, for buckingham palace, but there was always a feeling that because of the queen's special attachment to scotland to her love of bar moral, that it was more likely to happen here than anywhere else. and that is why they knew exactly what is going to happen that the cortez will move here from holly rude palace all the way up the, the royal mile at toussant giles cathedral. it will be followed by prince charles and the queen, consort and other members of the family, including as the princess royal, there will be this service. and then at the king, charles will come back a here to hollywood. he will have a personal one on one with the 1st minister of scotland, nicholas sturgeon. you will also meet the presiding officer of the scottish parliament, which no age sits just across the road from, from hollywood house at the king. we'll spend the night here in edinburgh and then

will fly to belfast on the tuesday morning while the queen makes it queen's body makes its way back to, to london and to buckingham palace. and while she is lying in rest, here in edinburgh on top of the coffin will be the ancient crown of the scottish monarchy. you remember that until 17 o 7, and what is called the union of the crowns. scotland was a separate kingdom. it had its own crown jewels. well that crown, which was placed on the head of so many scottish kings for so many years, will be lying on top of the coffin of queen elizabeth as she allies in peace for the people of scotland to see their farewells. else's eras alan fisher reporting live from edinburgh in scotland. many thanks indeed to alan. let's go now to westminster in central london. i'll diplomatic editor james bay's is outside the palace of westminster. james,

talk us through the events there of the past few hours. well, what we saw was something that has happened 70 times in the past in a place that has been the center of the government of this country for so many centuries. westminster whole has been around for 900 years. originally, the foundations were laid by king william rufus, who was the son of william the conqueror. and it's been a place where the king used to have his advises. it's been used as a law course. it's been used as a place where they've dealt with nations finances, and it's a place where the king or queen have come soon after they've taken office to meet those who govern on their behalf. and on this occasion, it was all of the m p 's, the elected parliamentarians, and all of the members of the house of lords, the appointed people who appointed for that good work and take part in the upper house. here in the u. k. the speaker of both of those houses talked about the late

queen. they talked about her duty, wisdom, kindness, and humor. both houses. the speakers read a formal declaration which sounded pretty ok. can terms the words use? they clearly use the template from the past, but what was different as we saw all of this, it was televised, this was never been televised before. the public have been oppressed has now been love fit. and we heard from king charles saying he was grateful to the addresses of condolence from the 2 houses, touching what he says, the things that encompass what the queen meant to us all. and it's interesting that he quoted, in this very historic surroundings, shakespeare and shakespeare's quote on elizabeth the 1st and said that elizabeth, the 2nd, his mother, was the pat into old prince's living figure. what allen's theme of history, elizabeth, the 1st was it was the queen until 16 o 3. and that's when for the very 1st time scotland,

england had to say have the same king james. the 1st lots of history here. but as i say, a modern touch with the tantalizing of this event, i think showing the idea of continuity here. but also sharing that with a new king. that will be a new way of doing some things. the new king james has left london. he's on his way to edinburgh. the nation observing this period of morning normal life has been suspended if you like, for a while, parliament is not sitting at the moment. the folk is very much now on the state funeral on monday, a week today. the state funeral and before that is alan mentioned. it's happening in scotland 1st, but the law in state it again in that magnificent ancient westminster hole. web members, the public will be able to, to, to, to walk past the coffin to pay that respects. we're expecting large crowds for that . the last time it was 2002,

when the queen mother lay in states in westminster. hall that was the queen's mother. it's happens for other moments. it's the very, very important people. winston churchill had a law in states in westminster hall. as you say that that ends a week from now on the funeral takes place and that's going to be a massive occasion. we're expecting all the royal family, all the dignitaries of the u. k. but this is going to be a global event. we're expecting people flying in world leaders, presidents and kings, and queens prime ministers and foreign ministers are all over the world. it's gotta be a diplomatic, logistical security. and already the you can sort of talk government, please let me know, delegations we might for some of you have to not let you come in, you'll limousine. you might have to come in a boss that will arrange a very luxury bus that you have to share the bus to come to the event. and we don't want because of the environment because of the congestion of the space. we don't

want you bringing in all your own jets on shore air force. what will be coming for him? present biden, but they are advising people where possible to fly commercial. the security operation will be mammoth. we're told they'll be 10000 police officers in london. i already tell you where i am just opposite the house, the parliament, normally this of metropolitan police, the london police, placing this area. these police, placing it now or from north wales, are diplomatic. it is a james pace reporting live there from westminster in london. james, many thanks. kenny, as president elect william router has hail delayed queens, admirable leadership of the commonwealth, kenya was a british colony when the queen came to the throne. but as catherine sawyer reports, now some canyons fill. the commonwealth itself is coming to the end of an era. it's now an elaborate tree house in the wildlife reach of the dance forest in central kenya, back in 1952. when queen elizabeth 1st visited as a princess,

this is how it looked. the only thing that has been constant is what a hole that attracts wild animals every evening. and what brings in thousands of tourists every year. the story of tree tops lodge has been told entry, told princess elizabeth was here when her father died and she became queen, rating bogus, shows me exactly where the original tree house stood before it band down. burglar was a porter and was selected to help carry the princess luggage to the room. it was a time of colonial oppression while food, some white people do not teach canyons very well. they would beat us out of the 2 car and he had to be found as here. they had those over lives too, but would only allow us to own utmost to 15 good. only goods then princess visited kenya at a very tense period, the beginning of an uprising. and within a year young canyon freedom fighters declared war on her government. they killed dozens of british settlers. the sympathizers, which is the beginning of the end of colonialism,

can have gained independence in 1963, which was one of many african countries to do so that decades. it appears as if many of policymakers in britain, underwashed. i'm not accepted the fact that africans independent the oh, there was that independence. we tend to think of africans as perpetual wards. children to be guided. 80 means that the hat of pieces, engagement africa, the you case finding it difficult to compete with china in trade and building infrastructure support for africa. it is not that africans world war one, the west, the on the west. but they also want a new respect. and they are the right to decide who to deal with it, which i knew deals are not good. get rid of the bridge route. these are not good. get rid of it while it's during the queen's rain,

that serious human rights abuses were committed in kenya. she's remembered fondly, she visited the country several times. a museum dedicated to her is fielded souvenirs from her visits. britain's connection with africa is evolving as is the post colonial stereotype that the relationship is all about. handouts, africa continues to receive its aid, but some analysts say the u. k is now more interested in promoting trade. cathy, sorry, alta 0, central canyon. martin. my virginia is a senior program adviser with the carrier human rights commission. he joins us now live from my rebecca to have you with this matter. what are your thoughts at this time? what does the passing of brookings queen elizabeth the 2nd? if anything mean to you? okay, thanks for having me here on the parking or queen elizabeth, give her a moment for us to speak the truth. we own the where the for the longest fine.

the british colonial government committed a construction company kenya, and suppressed the ma ma will get around with a lot of money in monkey the when detailing concentration come and we form remember the killing of delta dental on the 18th of birth, 957 speak today. you may be aware that at no point in time during her re publicly acknowledged that has been committed crimes. so for us to give us a moment to reflect on some of these across human rights violations, but a committed during the, during the de queensway. i will speak right now. the have tunnel are up some more one of the leaders and is still be held in museum. they have very many victims of human rights violations who have not been

compensated by michael government and why knowledge? the fact that the british government compensated 5228 victims of colonial depression. but in my mobile letter on this, still many other victim can, can you who are yet to seek justice? do you currently not a british d. s. do you think that something that king charles the 3rd could or should put right? yes. hope that child would actually obviously all of the fire sheets committed by how much government and it is our hope that they will not be that few childs will not be on the be able to compensate victims of human rights. michigan can yes, but also in other parts of africa and around the world with british calling from a british colonial protector. kenny, i don't know, is it, there are other communities around the world in

a similar position. so do you correct? correct. correct. i can use not a loan and that way return it is my hope that she will be able to own up the human rights violations that committed by my government and in different parts of the world. it is important for some of the speak to for them to charge us more not to be closer to the violation they need to help this big things back. knowledge and violation by compensating could be compensated unbearable. count those who need to be here cause i must point out every and that's to date, no british, not, not, no british, from a british soldier or official husband or any court of law in human rights should any of their protector. so it is my hope that detail to flip this page and hold

somebody to compensate some of this because she's good to talk to you about how many facts indeed for being with us. not enough in general, that for the human rights commission, the prime minister of antique and bob, buddha says that he will hold a referendum on becoming a republic. within 3 years, guston brown made the remark off. he signed a document concerning king charles the 3rd as the country's new head of state, bounded voices intention earlier this year when queen elizabeth's youngest son, wessex came for a visit antique above buddha is one of 1414 nations. apart from the u. k. to have the british monarch as its head of stays ah, the rest of the days news rebels in ethiopia, northern to gray regions say that they're ready for a mutually agreed ceasefire with the government and would accept a peace process led by the african union. now that's a major breakthrough. the rebels of previously opposed any

a you involvement the united nation says welcome to development and has said that it's ready to support the a you with the process. well, in an open letter to the un security council, the head of the t p l f. outlined 4 conditions for truce 1st, an immediate unconditional and complete lifting of the blockade on essential services. secondly, allowing unfettered humanitarian access, including clear and agreed protocols. also, the withdrawal of era tram forces from every part of ethiopian into graham territory under international monitoring and a return to the constitutionally recognized borders of to grey as they were before november 2020. out. as here, as malcolm webb has the latest out from my robi, great forces have said in a statement that they are ready for a sci fi and they're ready to enter tools brokered by the african union. the united nation said it's ready to support or lead by the african union,

but we haven't yet heard from the government. but they have previously said they would be willing to engage in peace without any condition. the conflict began nearly 2 years ago. a see fire in march didn't hold up. writing fighting is resumed in recent weeks, the conflicts displaced. the thousands of people in the 1000000 short of food access has been heavily restricted. and when fighting with him, just in recent weeks to gray and full of acute government of opening to front one in the south, the one in the north with the support of eritrea and forces are trained forces were involved in the 1st say that this conflict fighting on the side of the federal government sees 5 between the 3 o p as government and the 2 great people as liberation front would end almost 2 years of war. the fighting started on november 2025 minutes, but i'll be on that. ordered

a military offensive against the t p. i left in response to what he says was a tax on army basis. the group says that it was unfairly targeted. the un has repeatedly called for an end to the violence, accusing both sides of committed war crimes. the government declared a truce in march to allow humanitarian aid into tick ryan, but after 5 months of relative calm fighting interrupted again in august. the conflict has displaced more than 2600000 people and years of drought impacted flood supplies, food supplies, i'm sorry, leaving millions. no nourished solely on my colleague laura kyle spoke to camille, sions, who a member of the therapy in parliament. he said that it's hard to trust that this is a legitimate offer from the t p l. s. if they are saying this honestly, and they are ready to abide with this promise, the government to do don't want to continue the war. the government will and this

piece it to appeal need it's open. okay. and so the government is always are ready to enter the peace process with a t p l f. the government or if it's really on the they are discussing with them then night. but they themselves or the or if they are ready to accept the piece versus lead by a u dot last time i, everybody remember, they are trying to say no lead. no, we don't need this process led by area. we noted kenya, we don't 2nd country, but if we're this time, it's good to hear this from them. but the governor month is assigned them a point assigned a different personality. these 2 are both to, to keep this big piece process this discussion. so again, they should answer the replay when the modernity, the brick condition, a disease on christians, but in general and says, the sanitary changed if i can just get guanasha into because the government has

a sanctioning place theme to grind region under a siege and has not allowed basic services and has not allowed unfettered access to humanitarian aid. is the government willing to restore basic services such as banking such electricity? is it will to allow ange into the region because this is going to be a big precast sent to a long trace. looked the government is not that that what they fall below cares or seat is not true. they government is a limited. li. are sending the edges bathroom air or through to, to, to day to base in a week and a convoys are taking their war. but laurie's are taking it is but best are using this, it is for military's not for the civilians. so these is not blocking the blockade. this is a, they took the on the do, they are trying to avert them to defend their

a t p, a lift, a militant is not to wage war against amarrow. again, his neighbor ingredients like a fart. so this is not boating fit. so this time, if they, if they are a bite with what they are saying, the government is already too often to restore everything to send electricity. ah, russia is acknowledging losses in ukraine's northern concave region. in the past week, a russian installed official there says that ukrainian forces outnumbered russian troops and the counter offensive retaking swathes of land. since early september, ukrainian troops of advanced rapidly areas that took russia months to seize, have been retaken in just days. ukrainian flags of flying in the city of cities of islam. and copious ask both located on railway lines that serve as a supply route for russian troops. ukraine says that it's also made gains in the

south near cal song, but at a slower pace. well, russia's foreign minister says that moscow is not against negotiations. you'll do most illness was, i think our stands was expressed by the president vladimir putin. a few weeks ago, addressing participants of the meeting, he said, we are not against negotiations. when speaking of the ukrainian situation, we do not refuse negotiations with ukraine, but the longer it takes, the more difficult it's going to be to agree on in thing. in response to the territorial gains, ukraine says that russia has attacked power and water supplies in the concave region. officials say that missile strikes caused blackouts in several areas, including khaki, city, and estimated $9000000.00 people were affected, including in areas controlled by russia. like hassan's former prime minister, enron cons bail has been extended in relation to terrorism charges against him. his earlier bail was due to expire on monday. the case is related to a speech that con,

gave an august in which he accused the police and the judge of torturing one of his aides. come, i'll hide a report now from islamabad. the former prime minister ron con, appearing before the due date, it is called for that time it would be expected that his bill would be confirmed and that the police would be odd to restrain themselves. as far as the rest of the former prime minister was concerned with the code once again at john, i now am ron hahn will be appearing on the 20th of september before the court. this is not the case of that is m because that is m has been defined by supreme court and the superior court very, very manner that this is not the them to see if you words against anybody. this is marty terrorism. so legal experts believe that from of a shy this is not the case of the resume and the good also observed and would also ask very pertinent questions to police as well as those who created this yard. in

the case, the either the accused him non con, belonged to any militant organization he belong to any band organization. have you recovered any a suicide jacket so, or observed that this is not the thought of them. this is not the way to do the case. where did you start against any? like the sections of the anti that isn't more legal. experts believe that the case is based on frivolous charges, and that the court will eventually confirm the former prime minister. after richard rely strained release from our testing m. and this particular case, more 8 is riving in pakistan, southern cin province after unprecedented floods. 2 additional us military aircraft, loaded with $35.00 tons of emergency supplies, landed on sunday, un secretary general, antonio potatoes is appealing for $160000000.00 to help pakistan cope with the disaster. the outcome of sweden's general election could take days to determine

because the results are too close to cold. preliminary results suggest that the right wing alliance is taken a narrow lead. a wind would put the sweden democrats in power for the 1st time replacing prime minister magdalena anderson. just 10 months after she took charge full rece reports from sako k, swedish prime minister magdalena, and the shun casts her vote in stockholm. her last contribution and a campaign to stop by right wing coalition taking power i will always find is there other emotional to go voting and this is really an fantastic day for democracy. today we're every vote counts. the exit polls suggested those votes would count in favor of and the sions left wing alliance. but as the count went on, the opposition led by oath kristen of the moderate party went into the lead herself . as under shawn tried to keep her supporters spirits up the social democrats