winding down to holly, rude house, full of history, every stone as a story to tell. and the fact that it's all happened there was somehow, actually there reinforced the importance of the monarchy to the union. something that the queen strove to do throughout her life. okay. me and then to do to her. okay, forgive me. we'll have to leave it there. michael kohler, former royal at broadcaster and independent will correspond that. thank you so much for joining us. well, we've been seeing king charles, the 3rd and members of the royal family holding that silent vigil for queen elizabeth the 2nd at saint charles is cathedral in edinburgh. we'll have more intimate

injured, ours lie from london, and these are lies. pictures were getting from edinburgh where king charles and his siblings have taken part in the vigil of the princes at saint giles is cathedral. you can see there the car just making its way down from the crammed royal mile where i was in. so mourners of cram those cobbled streets these past couple of days . we saw king charles and his siblings standing guard by their mother's coffin. in fact, his vigil this poignant vigil. it's only the 2nd time, the 3rd time, rather than it's happened, i believe. in recent years, king charles they are making his way down towards the royal mile and then back towards hollywood palace. as you can see, the crowds rather thinning out there, but it has been absolutely crammed on the streets of edinburgh. let's talk to our correspondent, rob matheson, who's outside the palace of hollywood house in edinburgh. it was really quite poignant. i think, role to watch that kind of silence standing guards of the coffin.

yes, and i think it's the point at which one gets the sense public face of the family's sense of responsibility and duty when it comes to an event like this. this is, as you said, only the 2nd time or the 3rd time that this is happened. it's only happened to 2 times before and it is, it's a time when the family is able to show their respect. schubert, i there to certain extent humility, i suppose, but certainly they indicate how somberly they take this situation publicly to the members and to the people around them just to show their public respect for queen elizabeth the 2nd. it is a very unusual situation. in one respect, because this is the 1st time that a woman has taken part in it for princess on. of course, the said princess, while i is the queen's daughter and is therefore the entitled to take part in this

sum. and this sir, ah procedure and we expected to go on for about 20 minutes or so. and none after which they the guard will be taken over by the official guard of honor, the yeoman of the guards. and then subsequently to that the previous guide to bid, the other gods, will be mounted by the royal company of archers. and both of those gods of honor will essentially em work back and forth in order to keep the coffin or protective out whilst the members of the public continued to file past and pay their respects at rob. it's kind of surreal in a way to see king charles attorney on new kings standing there. and of course, members of the public filing past. and then of course as they left. and when i, once in a while mile, you can see plenty of people still standing there. and although there were people kind of smiling gently clasping i got the feeling that the atmosphere was still quite kind of somber. but i know they're also been sort of mixed reactions across

the day as well. how would you describe it? i think that for the time that we have have spent here and the people that we've spoken to the general feeling is one of respect of people wanting to pay their respects. are safe to say farewell to a monarch steps, for many of them has been the only monarch they have ever known. however, it is true to say that in scotland, not everybody is a fan of the royal family. there are those who believe that the royal family doesn't have a role to play in modern life. a we the, this is a country that has gone through a referendum to break up the union of, of great britain. it decided to stay with it ultimately. but only marginally. and then during the briggs referendum in 2016, it voted to stay with europe despite what the rest of the country country wanted. there is a, there is an over arching respect for the royal family perhaps as individuals,

but that are certainly those who don't feel the same way as they have been a couple of cases like that. over the last couple of days. one moment is said to have been arrested and charged with the breach of the piece outside charles jobs cathedral for showing the sign i 900 monitors to sign, and one man was arrested earlier on today. well maps and they're joining us from hollywood house in the world. thank you. will earlier thousands of people lined the streets of edinburgh in scotland to pay their respects to queen elizabeth the 2nd wooden new king charles the 3rd, joined his siblings. as the score to her coffin through the scottish capital in a historic procession. allan fisher begins the coverage as a nation, mourns so does the son. so does a family. there are official duties to perform, but that a personal heartaches to consider. king charles took his place behind his mother's coffin. as it left the monarch's official scottish residence for the last time,

he was joined by his brothers and sisters. they walked the short distance along edinburgh's historic royal mile to saint giles cathedral. in places the watching public stood 10 deep wanting to share their grief, share their part and share in a moment of history. a times the silence was deafening. edlio charles flew to scotland after formal engagements in london. ah, as he arrived at the policy, no inherits, he was met by a rendition of the national anthem was listening silently replacing the war queen with king. he inspected the god, the foreigner before entering the palace with his mother's coffin lead over night. ah. in front of a congregation made up of all walks of life in scotland. they remembered queen elizabeth slough of scotland and whose love for scotland was legendary.

and there were prayers too, for the king. and the challenge is he no feasts. and we pray god, splicing upon king charles, who will surely draw strength from his mother's example. there will be a vigil no 24 hours for the people of scotland to see their own personal farewells . there is a political element to king charles is returned to scotland, but that is for another day. this was a day for a family and a nation to say a final farewell to the queen. alan fisher. i'll just eat up at hollywood palace in edinburgh, which has been taken a look at those shots now that says singers, the cathedral in edinburgh, it's just very close to edinburgh castle sitting on top of the royal mile. you can see members of the puppet there, processing very close to the queen's coffin already we saw what's called the

princess, the jewel. that's where the, the siblings of new king's child stood in a kind of god, if you like, a somber, reflective god. next to their mother's coffin, whilst members of the public actually went past, we saw them leave just maybe a few minutes ago heading off towards of course the palace that he inherited and towards hollywood and palace. but it's been a really, i think where it's been one of the procedure. if you like, we saw him earlier at the scottish parliament and i think we can head to ro mattress and now to talk a little bit more about what king charles has been doing specifically in scotland today. he's just, i would cite hollywood house in edinburgh for us. m. hi there, rob, rob watts, has king charles been doing for the rest of the day? of course we saw him back at the scottish parliament. i thought that was very interesting. it was only a year ago that he was there by his his mother's side. that's right. the scottish

parliament has actually played quite a significant role in the lives of the family. since it opened in the 1900 ninety's . the queen has made a speech there every year since it opened. and what's been interesting about this is that it's in many ways, it's been a time of mocking, poignant moments to each of the special places that that exists for the royal family here. the scottish parliament being one of them because i say it has been a regular feature in their, their calendar every year. but equally a chance in a sense for the family to, to see the palace of hollywood house, just close to where i am. but 100 meters are still away as, as a places, as one of the final farewells for her majesty. queen elizabeth, the 2nd hollywood house has played a tremendous role in the, in the lives of the royal families over the years. it is their official residence here. the queen has invariably spent it spent

a week at the start of each summer here carrying out official duties such as investiture and awarding honors, particularly for people who have me done something special for scott. and she usually spends that week here prior to going up to ball moral for we were just a few days ago. of course we're on thursday afternoon when elizabeth passed away. so there has been a gradual process of, i suppose, withdrawing or departing key places that have been happening. and that is happening over the last couple of days and print. the king has been very much a part of that, as he assumes many of the responsibilities that the queen up to now has been holding it will up be up to king charles the 3rd to come here every summer and carry out those ceremonial duties. it'll be up to king charles to come to the scottish parliament and speak to amos peas here. and it is very much to period of transition. and at the moment the that transition appears to be fairly seamless in

what we are seeing now. and it is leading up to the point where to morrow and the coffin carrying queen elizabeth the 2nd will be boarded ah, put on to a plane and will be flown to london and buckingham palace for the remaining or funeral arrangements and at flight i will read she will be accompanied by a princess and so a gradual process of saying farewell to scotland and a gradual process of scotland being able to say farewell to queen elizabeth the 2nd of mattresses. joining us there live from edinburgh as we see again, members of the public processing just to be very close to the cleans coffin. well, earlier king charles, the 3rd took another important step as monarch addressing members of parliament, he pledged to uphold the you case constitutional government. while john hall has more now from westminster,

it was his 1st visit to the palace of westminster as king there to hear condolences delivered by both houses of parliament. ah. inside the 11th century hall, the oldest building on the parliamentary estate and in fronted lords and members of parliament, king charles the 3rd and queen consort camilla took to their thrones hers. and in shorter than his indifference to the status of the monarch in the light of a stained glass window presented to the queen to celebrate her diamond jubilee. the speaker of the lords began by paying tribute. her late majesty's joyous unstinting and reassuring presence across the years made it difficult to contemplate. that's how long and inspiring rain of deep and unparalleled

devotion would ever end. then the speaker of the house of commons, sir lindsey hoyle, extended the sympathy of m. p. 's overseas. deep is our grief. it's we know yours is deeper. we offer our heartfelt sympathy to you and all the royal family. in response to the king spoke of the principles of constitutional government, and he pledged to follow his mother in protecting them while that a young relate majesty pledged herself to serve her country and her people and to maintain the precious principles of constitutional government which lie the heart of our nation, she set an example of sofas duty which with god's help and your cancels, i am resolved faithfully to follow with both houses having pledged their loyalty to

the king. he was off on a tour of the realm beginning in scotland and then to wales and northern ireland. as well as the king and queen consort, leave the palace of westminster. there. these are scenes likely to become much more familiar in the days to come. the political life of this country, overwhelmed by the choreography of the queen's passing, the streets will again fill with crowds on wednesday when the queen's body arrives to lie, instated westminster whole long queues will form with members of the public, able to file past her coughing, 24 hours a day before the state funeral. next monday in westminster abbey, joe hall, al jazeera london o. russia is acknowledging huge losses in ukraine's northern car cave region. moscow admits his forces have been out numbered in the past week with ukraine re taking swathes

of land since early september. ukrainian troops of advanced rapidly areas that to grow some months to seize, have been re taken in just days. caves forces say they've pushed russian troops nearly back to the northern border. ukraine says it's also made gains in the south need near capsule, but at a slower pace. will ukrainian troops have entered the strategic city of izzy. you, i'm a russian stronghold. it's part of caves, wider offensive in the car cave region as hold abdul, hamid explains. these indians are continuing their counter offensive, but we actually as media when it comes to dis military operation, we have very little acts as if amy at all. and i think did the thinking among the military here is that they will control the message and that the media really reporting can only be disruptive. so what we know is what we get on from these

statements. the latest we heard through the statements is that the ukrainian army is indeed in is zoom. they are conflicting reports or whether it's in good daughter control of that town or not. but that is a huge blow for russia. because is, you was basically the stronghold of russia in the north east and part of the country and it was little, it was a command and send change was also the logistical hub. so certainly a huge loss. we are also hearing that the russians are either right rather the ukrainians are advancing towards a da da border in some parts. they have reached a border with russia in other parts. it appears that they would be pushing north toward that northern north east section of the border. but more than that, at this point, we cannot tell you except that the route is the very up beat among the ukrainians. 3000 square kilometers captured in

a matter of days 10 days or so. a huge success for them that has taken everyone by surprise and certainly the russian soldiers, the power has been back on and off wherever you go, a bit around a city. are you as people it depends on the area. it was a huge strike. some on social media and there's dog that was actually, there were to it what, what people here called critical infrastructure that were hate. they expect that that will happen more and more. the un at home, a watchdog says ukraine and russia are interested in its proposal for a protection zone to be created around this apparition, nuclear power plant. the head of the international atomic energy agency says issues being discussed include the radius of the zone and the role of the i, a staff of keven moscow have blamed each other for shelling at the sight of europe's biggest nuclear power station. a chief rafael girl sea has called for an

immediate stop to shelling and a safety security zone to be put around this operation complex. basically it's a commitment that no military action will include or, or will imply aiming. of course, i could plant or a radius that could be affecting its normal operation. this is what we, what we expect or rushes. foreign minister says that moscow remains open to negotiations, which crane most of us. but i think our stands was expressed by the president will lead him put in a few weeks ago, addressing participants of the meeting. he said, we are not against negotiations. when speaking of the cleaning situation, we do not refuse negotiations with green, but the longer it takes, the more difficult it's going to be to agree on a thing. iran says it's ready to cooperate with the un nuclear watchdog to revive

the 2015 nuclear deal. it comes out to report by the international atomic energy agency found it could not guarantee the quote, peaceful nature of toronto nuclear program, that through efforts to revive the landmark deal between the iran and world powers into doubt. but iran, the foreign ministry now says it's willing to work with the atomic war show to clear up false perceptions about its activities. iran has long denied ever seeking nuclear weapon rebels in ethiopia, nor than ty, gray regions say that they are ready for a mutually agreed to cease far with the government. and they would accept a peace process led by the african union. it's a major breakthrough with the rebels previously opposing any a you involvement? well, in an open letter to the un security council, the t p l f. like for conditions for a truce. now the 1st and immediate unconditional and complete lifting of the brocade on essential services. secondly,

allowing unfettered humanitarian access including clear and degree particles. the withdrawal of the retrain forces from every part of the field p and integrity and territory on the international monitoring hand returned to the constitutionally recognized borders of ty agree as they were the for november 2020. well if you open n p eastern come, l shampoo says it's difficult to trust this as a legitimate offer. if they are ready to accept the piece bruce's lead by a you thought last time the re buddy, remember they are trying to say no lead. no, we don't need the peace process lead by a you. we noted kenya, we don't this country, but it will, this time it's good to hear this from them. but the government is assigned some point assigned to different personalities to, to, to, to keep these big piece process this discussion. so if they should answer the

replay where the modality, the brit condition does this all christian. but in general, the country need it is mark web has been following developments from nairobi to grand forces have said in a statement that they are ready for a cease fire and they are ready to enter towards brokerage by the african union. the united nations said it's ready to support talks led by the african union, but we haven't yet heard from the ethiopian government, but they have previously said they would be willing to engage in peace talks without any conditions. the conflict began nearly 2 years ago. a cease fire in march didn't hold up. writing fighting is resumed in recent weeks. the conflict has displaced hundreds of thousands of people and that millions short of food access has been heavily restricted. and when fighting resumed,

just in recent weeks to gray and forces of accused the ethiopian government of opening to france, one in the south east. and one in the north with the support of eritrea and forces are trained forces were involved in the 1st phase of this conflict. fighting on the side of ethiopian federal government, the resurgence of the m 23 rebel group in easton democratic republic of congo is disrupting schooling for thousands of children. thousands of being forced to skip class over safety concerns many empty classrooms, and i being used to shelters for displace families, katherine sawyer reports. oh wow. the schools have just opened in the democratic republic of congo, but thousands of children enough keep the province will not make it to class this town. the m $23.00 aunt group is advancing on the provincial capital coma.

hundreds of people in areas such as return our fleet, the fighting between the rebels and hungrily switches. some families have taken shelter in schools, nor provost done. here we are in a difficult position. we won't be displeased, removed from school, so children can resume classes. the government needs to find other places for the id piece. many children are working as casual laborers to supplement their families. income. government officials say they are facing an education crisis. leslie, this is the presidency at the moment. we have those kinds of children who are of noir to go as about one to 5 percent of young children who have been affected by the ongoing conflict. we need to find a solution quickly on the resurgence of the empty 3 rebels calms. after a decade long, long in 2012. the group briefly took control of coma and other areas of eastern

d. r. c. many people were killed or forced from their homes. the government accuses wonder of sponsoring the rebels allegations kigali has denied congolese troops have been deployed to a malty pork line positions to deal with the threats. but this is an army that is overstretched. fighting more than $100.00 armed groups in the region. tired of running from bombs and guns these congolese villages say they are not sure if they will feel safe. again. cathy sawyer, all jazeera nairobi shore, longer has been summoned by the you and human rights council to discuss how it's tacking government corruption. the country is already grappling with a worsening economic, quite his and shortages. a basic good smell. fernandez has more now from colombo, as if she longer doesn't have enough on the display. that needs to go a before the united nations human rights council in geneva. the acting high

commissioner, are reading the latest report on for longer talking about the need for accountability . reporting about watery lanka has done a in recent months. but essentially, the overall kind of assessment that the country has fallen short. that of the mechanisms it has proposed the commitments it has made have not gone far enough and there must be an end to impunity. there must be accountability and those are behind violations. be brought to book for long as foreign minister, early somebody who is in geneva with the sri lankan delegation, essentially talking about the progress that his government has made. he talked about a different sort of mechanisms that they are looking at, which includes a truck then accountability mechanism a. 8 trip seeking mechanism, as well as all the things that the government has done listening to the countries

that made representations after these 2. it was critics and champions. and obviously, each of them, obviously, the champions, are talking about the progression has made despite all the problems. it has also talking about the need for impartiality when dealing with member countries, that this resolution goes to far a why a critic see sri lanka has just not stepped up and done enough in terms of accountability. pakistan's, former prime minister, has had his bail extended for a 4th time in relation to terrorism. charges filed against him in one corner. you back in court on september, the 20th and the charges are related to the speech he gave in august, in which he allegedly threatened peace and judicial offices. com says that his words were taken out of context. malinda has more now, from islamabad. the former prime minister im ron connor bearing before the due date, it is called for the 3rd time it was expected that his bill would be confirmed and

that the police would be odd to restrain themselves. as part of the prime minister was concerned with the code once again at john, and now iran con will be appearing on the 20th of september before the court. this is not the case of that is him because that that is him, has been defined by supreme court and the superior court very, very manner that this is not that has him to say a few words against anybody. this is not that that is him. so legal experts believe that from other side, this is not the case with them. and the court also observed and would also ask very pertinent questions to police as well as those who created this f. a yard. in the case, the either the accused him non belonged to any militant organization. he belonged to any band organization. have you recovered any, as who said jacket, so observed that this is not them, this is not the way to do the case. where did you start against any?

like the sections of the n d 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 bed after richard will also strained release from resting him, and this particular case, to lebanon, where the economic collapse there is taking its toll on some of the countries most vulnerable the government is struggling to feed and provide basic services to inmates. and it's now appealing to the international community for help. the holder reports now from there was lebanon's detention facilities are known here as graveyards for the living video sent to us by inmates inside the largest prison. roomie shows a harsh reality. decades of neglect, by the authorities, has been made worse by the current state of the country. a nearly bankrupt governments blamed on years of corruption hasn't been able to pay months

of overdue bills to catering companies. inmate say they are hungry. melissa linen, i love their family, say they can't help the economic collapse has hurt them as well. m r hasn't visited her son in 7 months because she can't afford to pay for transportation. but on the phone he tells her how prisoners are slowly dying. yeah, any more math is animals can eat the food they're given. there is also no doctor or medical care in prison. my son has a stomach bacteria and needs treatment. the lebanese government is asking for help from the international community. officials say there is an urgent need for food medicine, health care, as well as equipment like scanners. in the e mail, i have the if we neglect this problem, hatred towards the government will increase. there will be less trust in the judiciary. the security of prisons is linked to the security of the state. prisons

operate a 3 times their capacity. inmates have less than one square meter of space. the standard is $3.00 over crowding is blamed our judicial negligence and incompetence and cover. but there, i think one of the judiciary excuse because they don't have enough judges a lot. have you don't respect the law. i think that limits how long you can detain a prisoner and now judges on strike to modern bits of paper, which means they can't look into cases after we about many of the prisoners should not be in detention. the interior ministry says 75 percent of inmates haven't been convicted. many are awaiting trial, while others aren't able to pay their fines. the crisis is another example of a sneak falling apart. and while conditions have always been bad, inmate say it's never been like this. santa clutter al shahida battled ah.