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. the 1st public mourners fall past the queen's coffin to pay their respects. some could be in the queue for up to 30 hours. ah, earlier king charles and his sons joined his sombre march as the light monarch was moved to westminster from bucky and pen. ah, hello, i'm emily. ang, when this is al jazeera live from dough house coming up. ah, ukraine's president visits areas recently re captured from russia during its lightning offensive in the northeast. and the international community urges come, as a mania warns, fighting with azerbaijan could escalate into the wall. the world,

how it's going to sanction says the end of the pandemic is inside the effects of long cove. it could be without ah, ah, the 1st of what's expected to be hundreds of thousands of mourners have begun to fall past the coffin of queen elizabeth the 2nd. her majesty is lying in stay at westminster hole for the next 4 days. acute 5 kilometers long is making through london as known as white to pay their respects. the metropolitan police service says the queen's funeral and lying and stays is the biggest security operation it's ever faced. ah! earlier the late monarch left buckingham palace for the last time in a somber procession through london, the co taking much slowly to westminster hall. the houses of parliament with the

royal family following closely behind. thousands gathered along the route to watch the procession. that's bringing the joint hollow, joins us live now from abingdon green, which is just that by which means the whole joint. i want to get to this afternoon procession in just a moment, but firstly, the doors are open to the public so they can say good bye to the queen. what are they saying when they arrive at westminster hole? well, the 1st few people, the 1st several 100 people have made their way through westminster hole by now. those at the head of the queue began queuing as early as monday morning, 2 days ago, they've spent 2 nights out in that queue in order to get the opportunity to file past the queen's coffin inside westminster hole. it is, of course, the oldest portion of the palace of westminster,

a space of rather large space redolent with history built in $1099.00 completed in $1099.00 towards the end of the reign of william the conqueror. and inside that hole, they will file past the casket of the queen raised on a high plains. ready counter felt it is bedecked in the royal standard. that is the flag, the royal watchers will notice the sovereigns flag seated on top of cause bearing the queen, and on top of residences in which she was actually present at the time. and on top of that, the imperial crown created for the coronation of her father, 1937, and they will not have much time. they will have been relieved of their phones and any recording equipment before entering westminster hole fall passed and walk away . but behind them for the next 4 days, all the way up till monday morning, the day of the state funeral. they will be 24 hours worth of people making exactly

exactly the same slow procession through westminster, whole a q a. but it is now pretty predicted, potentially pretty apocalyptic, like to extend possibly 10 miles in length. it's so it may be a 1000000, as, as many as a 1000000 people might make this pilgrimage. some of them waiting in the queue, it's thought possibly for up to 30 hours and experts to say that is frankly of feet of pure athletic endurance. so the worry is that some people, perhaps make a long journey to come here to do this. they have underestimated their ability to completed. there is help along the way. of course there are stewards. there is there are, there are army armed forces helping the police. there's a bracelet system. you get a bracelet, you get your number in the queue, which is secured for you so that you go off and have a total break. we'll get some snacks, but still these a long nights ahead. there is rain around. it's going to be a pretty uncomfortable way for many yes,

pretty uncomfortable as an understatement to join us. talk us through what happened earlier today at some the end historic recession, which so members of the public, both cry and cheer as the queen's coffin passed. yeah, this was a pretty significant stage of the queen's journey, the journey of the body of the queen from balmoral up in the scottish highlands where she died by edinburgh and then down to london because it represented the final time that the queen departed from buckingham palace the place she called home for most of her 70 reign actually would spend most of the year there. it was her london home and at precisely 222 in the afternoon. and that gives you a clue as to the very precise choreography of this funeral events named operation london bridge. it's been years and years and the planning to 20 to the procession left. the gates of buckingham palace, the queen's casket on

a horse drawn gun carriage in a company of the king's troop royal. ready horse artillery and other regiments associated with the royal household. the funeral march is being played by the scots guards and the grenadier guards bands and making their very stately procession up the mal over. oh, horse guards parade along. whitehall passed the great offices of state 10 downing street and so on, and then 2, westminster hall, and of course, filing in behind the queen's coffin in a line behind her. her children including king charles the 3rd of course of his siblings, princes, andrew and edward and the princess royal and behind them are the air to the throne . now prince william, now the prince of wales and his brother, prince harry. all right, thank you very much. those in science, jonah holland, live for us there. and as we heard from jonah q to pay their respects to the queen's treasures along the river thames. sam have bribed the rain and even slept on the pavement type night. so she's a moody vision. individual is parishioner,

she hasn't the magic about much more than lamarche. she is an icon of icons. so i must at least endure this campaign either with spirit. when i get there to move this and then a, she's been an angel into sticker who going to this is the 2nd range for 70 years running for 24 hours isn't going to be a problem for me. so we didn't even, we didn't even think about it and he's gone so quickly because at the moment we're in very historic special moment. and it's just nice to be here. and it seems like the right thing to do being british. and that was my claim id. be happy if my children and i would like to come here to fix with. i know

it's bringing po brennan, who is library at trafalgar square. hello. they pull you less than 2 kilometers away from westminster. and did the city come to a standstill during that procession? and can you describe the mood across london? yeah that, that 70 this central area of london who's landscape has been changed in the past few days by security precautions which are springing up road blocks, barriers security checks, that kind of thing. certainly in the center, there was an eerie silence as the procession got underway. from buckingham palace, there was a real sense of occasion for that period of an hour when the queen's coffin was processed for those 38 minutes from buckingham palace down to the whole of the westminster, westminster. i think that the mood is not what it was when diana died,

for example, a very different mood then her death was so sudden her age, so young. now, the british public in particular, has had a long time to come to terms with the fact that the queen was getting rather old. and that obvious frailty was impacting on her public duties. and that frankly, it was rather inevitable that sooner perhaps, rather than later, it would be time to have such an occasion as this. so the mood that we had here at trafalgar square, which is where people who couldn't get on to the mouth and couldn't get on to whitehall, couldn't actually line the root. assembled was more of curiosity, respect, sightseeing, and everything stopped. it was so quiet that the fountains here in trafalgar square with turned off on people didn't talk they, they just observed. they watched for that glimpse of the the procession as it passed out through the tunnel of dover house and turned right down. why till even though it was some several 100 meters away for where i'm standing here,

people craning the heads just hoping for that little glimpse that they can perhaps tell their children and grandchildren about at some point in the future. now, there will be a period of even more pause when the funeral takes place on monday, but to day wilson's public holiday. so after the procession past, the people who had stopped for that hour started moving again, went off back to their workplace, perhaps home to their families. and the city life started to get back to a semblance of normality but make no bones about it. on monday, when our funeral does take place, i think the impact on life here in the u. k, in particular, will be most profound. thank you very much for finding that peachcare po brennan line, francine trafalgar square. ukraine's president has visited areas in the north ace to recently recaptured from russian

forces. the letter means the landscape met soldiers and the devastated city of zoom and held a moment of silence. the fallen fight is prosecuted. say residents have been tortured and killed during moscow. 6 months occupation is on our site go. so amanda will come. i didn't know when and nobody knows when we have plans. so we'll come because because it's our land and tell our people, that's why we'll come. ukraine says it recaptured thousands of square kilometers from the car. keep region in the past week. it's calling on the west to speed up weapons deliveries to back its advance. ukrainian flags flying and the cds if you me, and could be ends by phone, railway lines that serve as supply routes for russian troops. ukraine says it's also made games in the south me co, san. but as a slower pace,

harder abdel how me to travel to the newly re tank in area is that clear to speak to people about their lives under russian occupation. it was a chip organized by the ukranian police, but many villagers turned up to meet the visitors, expressing not only really, but also shocked at how quickly the occupying forces left for a month. they will cut off from the world living in here said gave and over these tears of relief after witness the celtic retreat of russian soldiers, we found 16 of them hiding in a center wouldn't know where to go. others left, which stood in carson bicycle. that's how the russian retreat was. it was on september the 6th. when did you call the ran away when he didn't leave? the ran away. the officer slept 1st and left the lower ranks behind, but the next day to miss. okay. the only school in the village, a very beef,

that's where they were based, says nadia behind uniforms and ammunition. she thinks they bombed as to destroy the evidence of their presence. the daughter used to study in this classroom? well actually it was the 1st significant win for the ukrainians since they started discount to offensive at the beginning of september. and as we were driving here, we so similar scenes of destruction along the road. now this is very similar to what we had witnessed north of even places like boots and in when the russians pulled out earlier this year. as we drive to the city of ballad, clear more scenes of a hasty withdrawal as an army, this res, selling from afar. this territory, it had just abandoned here the occupation. how was the police station up to 8 people were held in these window left them? one of them was counting the days long days of beatings and torture. in some cases,

forensic experts say, forcing some new house. one of the 2 self proclaimed pro russian republics were also here. not far away. walk crimes investigators already at work. 2 bodies are being interviewed. they are so far, no traces of the mass killing clean in boots and north of keep. you clean says it has reclaimed 300 communities home to about 150000 people. but russia still holds large parts of the country. the hasty retreat may signal you cleans struck 1st. when the russian defense is where we can meet others. laugh by likely yet in north east, in ukraine. a mania is wanting. the light is fighting with as vine. john could escalate into war. at least 150 soldiers have been killed from both sides. so from funerals have been held in by john for some of it. soldiers, manian, deputy foreign minister, calling on the international community to pay attention to the deteriorating

situation. gun battles and shelling were reported a long day should border. early on tuesday. it's the worst violence since the war 2 years ago, they killed 6 and a half 1000 people. germany's foreign ministry is urging both sides to hold any actions that could endanger the region. security. still ahead on al jazeera, i mean a hold up in lebanon, frustrated to ms dorm, a bank in beirut, demanding their own savings. and more rain is full cost for flood. devastated packets done where in one of the worst areas in the northwest ah, the journey has begun. the before world copy is on its way to catholic book your

travel package today. so parts of karachi sun picking up a couple millimeters of rain, others 50 millimeters that's really been indicative of the weather pattern as of late. so still the risk of seen some rain around eastern and lower in providence on thursday, but really up and down the country. temperatures are running a few to several degrees above average. as long by coming in at $36.00 degrees, we could see a monsoon depression form over northern india looking like it wants to spin up into something but heavy falls of rain around the production month. the dash rogers down goods ross and her roster. i think 100 to 200 millimeters of rain on top here. now for se, asia seen that monsoon pep. ok, so we've got a solid band of rain around which him in city also for central areas of the philippines. and just the shower costs into easy as main island of java. here's the latest on that typhoon after shanghai in the thick of it. it's moving quickly

closer to the yellow river valley, but of course it will weaken considerably as it passes over land. but here's something else. we've got our eye on this tropical storm tracking over japan's rico islands. potentially pushing into queue, shoot early next week, but back to the here and now by large drive across japan's main island of hunt you on thursday. see you later i saw a visual airline of the journey, frank assessments, how much support is that, that st. protests that we've seen in jail across the rest of the country. the street has been, has been very good. that's happening into the co consent people across the country, informed opinions we will say more of it. what is happening is that climate change it to making them work in depth analysis of the days global headlines draw. he is credited by some way where they were storing italy's credibility this critics would say he couldn't play the part of a politician. what do you think went wrong inside story on al jazeera? ah,

the me. hello, what changes 0. i'm emily anglin. he is a reminder of add up stories this morning have begun to fall past the costs of queen elizabeth the 2nd. she's lying in, stay at westminster hall and will remain there for the next 4 days. a q 5 kilometers long is making sure london people went to pay their respect. your claims president has visited areas in the know things to recently read captured from russian forces. let me lansky met soldiers in the devastated cd view and held a moment of silence for the fall in the fight and mania is wanting. the light is fighting with as the by john could escalate into the room. at least 150 soldiers

have been killed from both sides. so, you know, were held in as by john earlier for some of the war now on the farewell to queen elizabeth in early i spoke with christopher wilson, who's a royal biographer and he says it's important for members of the public should be able to pay tribute to the queen, the gates will open and you might say the floodgates will because the, you know, we don't know yet how many, but half a 1000000 lease people are going to file through pay their respects. they each have to have a moment where they can turn to the coffee and they have to that's what they wish to do. it's going to be a slow process. but i think it's really quite, we're more remarkable evidence of the devotion clean installed in people. they'll be queueing through the nys all through the

night, and through the next day, i just want to say that it is fortuitous that the queen should die now. and not as prince philip did. 70 months ago, when his funeral was impaired by the fact that we had grown virus and there was locked down and had to be a pad down. funeral windsor castle. he didn't want to have a state here. he said to the queen, we didn't want that. but i don't think that he recognized that things were going to be quite as minimal as they turned out to be. and all i can say is we need to have this time to be able to celebrate the queen and her life and her treatments to lead on. now where an armed woman and a group of activists held up banks in a desperate to access their own savings controls, imposed by the government have left citizens unable to withdraw cash because of

a worsening economic crisis. van honda reports from bay roofs they're becoming more common in 2 separate incident hours apart, armed people enter bank demanding their own money. lebanon is in crisis for 3 years. people haven't been able to access their savings because of informal capital controls. sally huffy is among them onto the hand gun. she was accompanied by accident who threatened bank employees before she was given $13000.00 from her account in this country. this is the only way to get her money, but we didn't still, the money was hard to earn it. sally says she needs the money to pay for her sister's cancer treatment. in a similar incidents last month and armed men,

named with amazon cousin, held hostages at a bank for nearly 10 hours before receiving part of his trap saving g. 2 said he needed money to pay for his father's hospital bills and many others like sally and bas sounds, who are facing strict limits on withdrawals of foreign currency gathered outside the bank. after the incident that we are ruled by thieves who are forcing us to use violence, protesters chanted. people are losing patience. the economic collapse isn't it's 3rd year. the currency has crashed, unemployment is high, and government services are nearly non existent. people believe politicians and bankers are protecting themselves while they are suffering as a result of the financial crisis. bank deposits for use the funds, a safe and covered deficit. now, the space is nearly bankrupt. total losses amount to more than $70000000000.00.

there is a lack of political will to agree on an economic recovery plan that would distribute losses. and as the crisis were, since depositors warn they will have no choice but to take their money by force center for their leader. balte, egypt president has met the mayor of khattab shake to me and been hammered al funny in doha for a 2nd day. both ladies signed several memorandum of understanding, including one between the 2 nations sovereign wealth funds. it's at the l. c. c. first trip to casa, since he took office in 2014, it comes after years of political differences between the 2 countries. president cc, called on katerina business men and women to invest in egypt. chinese president, she'd been paying a, has started his 1st trip abroad since the outbreak of the pandemic with a 3 day visit to central asian. she magic has extends president in the capital. nathan ton, he's now in, it was beckett done for

a summit of the shanghai cooperation organization. and he mark is a senior research fellow at the center of china and globalization. he explains why the region is important to beijing. causes is vitally important to china. so from a geopolitical perspective, look at this hartley m theory from heart for how for the kinder, that really the, your asian land mass, including africa, accounts were most of the way on mass of the planets. most of the people, a lot of the economy. we also need to look at the role of conflict in china's bell to road initiative, which was announced in the context on about 9 years ago as well. we originally wrote was what linked china to many parts of the middle east and even western europe. but also today, one of the greatest challenges the china faces as well as many,

many other countries around the world is energy security. as we've seen either due to a geo political events or weather events that reduce water for hydro power and cause it's still on is the source if i believe more than 40 percent of uranium that's produced in the world in china plans on reducing its reliance with fossil fuels and it's one of the countries that recognizes count court nuclear power in the course supplying if it's also a win win for cause it's down as well. and this allows us to move up the nuclear fuel value chain as well. so again, i think there are deep structural and historic reason for this relationship. the death tom from pakistan's devastating floods capes rising officials from the disaster management authority. same more than 1400 people have now been killed as

a result of the worst flooding in decades. well then, a 1000000 homes have been damaged. come on, hot air reports from candy, a valet in pakistan's, upper co, his town region. the heavy rains and a hendo coach mountain. let loose a debtor in the area. you can see the guys of the border that were brought down. it was once the sight of a famous or dead, my dish all gone. we were able to get the 4 day drove the final moments. brenda hotel, glad people and the boys gone region have been cut off because ski exit doors have been washed away and dent of thousands of people are still waiting for head. the road, glendale valley is already blocked. most people are not having to carry extension ration or what their bags risking their lives through brought your trade. now we are doors that over 60000,

people are stuck on the other side. and as you can see, the re for like getting the dungeon lord on their back so that they can get that said just applied to the people who are talk on the other side. what is it weird cut off from the outside world. some people are sick and david died. if they don't get help and time, we are running out of foot, many religions have been complete, steve washed away, and don't religion that have why. i've been cut off from the outside world. the only way to get help across it on fort we are there director, driver of yoga law, my dad in order to do that died. but beyond this point, it does danger it and only these people living in the mom didn't know how to negotiate, did difficult drive the world health organization is warning long cause it could lead to a new health crisis. it estimates at least $17000000.00 people in europe have

experienced the onus, and many more will have to live with fees to come. john hendrick has moved from television. the world health organization warns a wide ranging post covered 19 crisis is coming. the lingering effects of a syndrome called long coven, threatened to transform the lives of patients. the global health care system in the world economy is a post viral syndrome. very poorly understood, very difficult to track. many, many people affected a lot of them known about how long people will go on and have continued symptoms and sign. many different hundreds of different symptoms have been documented. the w h o says in the 1st 2 years of the pandemic, more than 17000000 people in europe alone have struggled with effects lasting 3 months or longer. that's 300 percent higher than earlier estimates. globally, washington university school of medicine puts that figure at a 145000000. the groups as 10 to 20 percent of patients develop long covert

symptoms include shortness of breath, fatigue with bodily pain, and mood swings, and cognitive problems such as confusion, forgetfulness in an inability to focus. ann lee, who chairs the network long coven, europe knows how that feels. she's still experiencing some of the effects after contracting the virus in march of 2020 women are twice as likely to suffer from this syndrome. the organization says, and the risk increases dramatically in severe cases that require hospitalization. the w h o says long cove, it will affect millions more patients and the bottom lines of companies and economy . it warns the governments in health systems will need to invest in treatment, and employers will need to make special allowances for workers debilitated by long term cove. it making that task even more difficult is a staffing shortage. we found that one out of 3 in the 40 countries that have data have a v.