queen -- pay their tributes to the queen —— they are continuing to fail in quietly. people have been coming into westminster hall from 5pm yesterday, and this is the first full day in which the public can file past to say a final farewell to her majesty. 0k, file past to say a final farewell to her majesty. ok, let's take a look at the weather now, here's helen willetts. more cloud across london but it's dry, for the most part dry and fine, but it feels fresher out and about so that's worth bearing in mind if you are heading to london for the next few days, there is an outside chance of a shower tomorrow but for the most part, as you can see, it's set fair. but there is a blustery breeze out there and it's a breeze that's coming down from the north

and hence the chilly feel, both by day and by night that is ushering in some arctic air, our first significant chilly blast of the autumn. so cold by nay, colder by nay chilly by night as well but there is some sunshine around as well and it's dry across many parts. this is the north—east coast, not too far to the north of that quite a lot of showers have gathered across parts of central and northern scotland, one or two for northern ireland and that east of england and the irish coast of england and wales, the north west midlands, but on balance a lot of dry weather around today. it's dry and bright with sunny spells but temperatures particularly in the south are two three degrees down compared to yesterday and there is a brisk wind blowing as well, that is a feature of the weather, it's going to become quite strong in northern and eastern areas through tonight and into tomorrow, blowing more showers southwards but inland, in sheltered areas, it will be cooler tonight. even the south, single figures. but

some ground frost the glens of scotland a true sign that autumn is upon us. tomorrow, the wind is really quite strong and eastern areas and probably it will pull a few more showers into the eastern side of england. there may on balance be fewerfurther side of england. there may on balance be fewer further west across northern ireland as the winds start to ease here but probably peaking with gusts of 45 miles an hour for northern and eastern parts of england and scotland so it will feel cooler and it might be that either today or tomorrow will be the first day since the beginning ofjune that we don't reach 20 celsius somewhere in the uk because of the wind direction. the weekend keeps high pressure moving and so we pick up a bit more mist and fog by then and we have a weather front sinking into the north as well but early saturday could be the coldest of this spell, temperatures down to one evening —— temperatures down to one evening —— temperatures down to one, even in rural areas. a fine start on saturday, mist and fog around and the weather front in the north to give rain for the north of scotland but as it moves southwards through the weekend it is more likely to

just be an area of cloud. it's likely that many areas will stay dry even into monday, just the outside chance of a shower. reeta. thank you, helen. a reminder of our top story... tens of thousands of people queue to pay their respects to the queen, as details of her funeral are announced. that's all from the bbc news at one. it's goodbye from me. 0n bbc one we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are. good afternoon. this is the bbc news channel, i'm laura mcgee and here is your latest sports news. england's one—day captainjos buttler says he and his team—mates want to honour the queen during their historic tour of pakistan. the squad arrived in the country earlier today ahead of 7t20 internationals,

the first of which gets under way on tuesday. it's the first time england had toured pakistan in 17 years and jos buttler hopes they can make the queen proud. her majesty the queen passing, i was deeply saddened by that. i've seen the reaction especially at home to her passing, and i think cricket did a fantasticjob at the oval to honour her in the way that game was played, and some special scenes watching on the tv, so we hope to honour her in our own way as a t20 team and play in a fashion to do that. yorkshire cricket club have announced that they have reached a settlement agreement with former coach andrew gale and x bowling coach andrew gale and x bowling coach richard pyrah following their sackings last year. the pair were among 16 members of staff sacked in december in the fallout from the azeem rafiq racism scandal. the

compensation comes after gale and pyrah won a claim for unfair dismissal injune. dismissal in june. andy murray dismissal injune. andy murray has hit out at tennis organisers saying late—night finishes don't look very professional and that the issue needs looking at. his comments come after great britain lost their davis cup doubles match against the united states with the match finishing just before 1am. mummy and —— mcmurray and his partner won the opening set but would go on to lose as the usa secured victory in the opening group match. england manager gareth southgate will announce his squad for the upcoming nations league matches against italy and germany in the next half hour. northern ireland have already named their squad and the manager has included a new face, gets his first call—up for the matches against kosovo and greece later this month. northern ireland have gone 14 matches without a win in the competition and have currently just two points from four

games. meanwhile, squads are starting to be announced for the women's rugby world cup which gets under way in new zealand in early october. in the last hour, scotland have named their 32 player squad as they prepare for their first world cup since 2010. head coach brian eason has included 19—year—old emma 0rr, who only made her debut in the six nations earlier this year. scott and aaron pool a alongside new zealand, australia and wales. in domestic rugby, worcester warriors have released a statement confirming they are not being placed into administration despite a letter from the department for digital, culture, media and sport suggesting it had been. the warriors say they are waiting for an agreement with an undisclosed buyer to be signed as they look to clear deaths of over £25 million. they add that the letter was sent out in error at the dcms, have apologised for their mistake.

the chief executive of golf�*s river lives series has accused pj the chief executive of golf�*s river lives series has accused p] of tring to destroy the new competition. greg norman saying he made several tents to negotiate with the pga tour. the saudi backed series has caused controversy after creating three—day tournaments that have lucrative winnings available and run at the same time as both the pga and the dp world tour events. the series has attracted a number of big names with golfers from all of whom who have since been suspended by the pga tour. that's all the but for now, i will be back in an hour with another update. about 1,000 sailors including many from the south will be playing a key role in her majesty the queen's funeral on monday. this week rehearsals have been taking place behind closed doors at hms collingwood, the large royal navy training base in fareham in hampshire.

the navy has the honour of pulling the state funeral gun carriage, which will carry the queen's coffin to westminster abbey. it's a tradition dating back to queen victoria's funeral. steve humphrey was amongst those invited to watch the rehearsal taking place. they are getting ready to march into the pages of history. sailors from the royal navy have had the honour of pulling the state funeral gun carriage for over 100 years. on monday, they will be at the centre of her majesty the queen's funeral. the monarch, who was a navy daughter, a navy wife and a navy mother. so, the eyes of the world will be on the funeral procession but actually the bigger pressure comes from us as individuals wanting to do everything we can to demonstrate to her majesty the queen that we are grateful for her service. it's very, very emotional and it's going to give lots and lots of memories to every single member of that crew

and everybody behind the scenes that's involved as well. along with those pulling the gun carriage, hundreds more sailors will be lining the route of the funeral procession. i've only been in the navy for eight months, and ijoined in february, this is the last thing i thought i'd be doing. and yet the mood among us is one of we want to get out there and do it, and do her proud. rehearsals took place this week at hms collingwood, the royal navy training base in fareham. i have a number of phase two trainees here, so they are normally in a training establishment, and that is why i impress on them how important our training is, looking after your team—mates, looking after yourself, we work as a ship's company, and if we do that, listen to the instructors and focus, we will absolutely get it right.

the late queen travelled thousands of miles during her reign and one of her prefered ways to fly was on concorde. in fact, according to flight attendents, she even had her favourite seat on the supersonic aircraft. andy howard has been to filton this morning to find out more about her majesty's love for the iconic aircraft. well, this is a tale of two queens, elizabeth ii of course, and the queen of the skies, concorde. her majesty did actually travel on this particular one, too. come inside, we'll explain all. i'll show you her seat she would sit in on this aircraft. it was of course number 1a, which is the window seat at the front. here we are.

in 1d, still not a bad seat, just describe where she went on this particular concorde. we only found this out very recently following the queen's passing, a captain let us know, he checked his flight logs, he flew the queen on this very plane, in aerospace bristol we call it alpha foxtrot, that's the tail number, and she flew with him to ottawa in canada. what would flight time be to ottawa? it's not a standard route, approximately 3 hours and a0 minutes, depending on headwinds. if you look at the seat where i am now, there are a few pictures that may tell a different story of where it was. we think actually it might have been round the other way, the queen would actually face backwards and be able to continue her work on a table. we don't quite know the details of this particular concorde but she obviously had quite a connection to concorde in general. the queen and many members

of the royal family have a long history with concorde going back to its development in 1966. the queen visited filton here, just across the runway from where we are sitting right now, to see the development of the first british concorde, the prototype. and the duke of edinburgh was present on that occasion, too. he has a long connection with concorde, too. if you tune into points west later, i will show you the queen's cushion, because she actually had a particular cushion she could use, and i'll be chatting to the captain who took her to ottawa. andy howard reporting. well, it's notjust in central london where people have paying tribute to the queen. in hounslow, one family have been honouring her majesty in their own unique way. sharon barbour can tell us more. well, here it is, a great tribute to the queen, ten metres high, a painting by two artists who we'll

meet shortly, but you can see all of the supporters around here, a real community effort, and just behind them hounslow east station, so commuters can see the painting as soon as they come out. let's go and meet the artists now, jignesh patel and yash patel. why did you do this? this is ourform of showing our respect to the queen and our gratitude towards the queen. it's our way of remembering the queen in hounslow east. you were telling me before that you had to do itjust with a single ladder and not very much money between you, but early on people felt that you hadn't got the best impression. what was your thoughts on that? so we'd started off at 2pm on sunday and by morning time the colours were a bit skewed, because it was work in progress and i think because it was half done there was already loads of photos being taken and that sort of passed on the wrong message that this

is our final artwork when it wasn't. hopefully people are happy now at least. we've been asking some of the people who have been passing what they thought of the mural. i think it's good. it reminds people the legacy the queen has left behind. i think it's very detailed. i didn't know was there, it surprised me, it's all right, it's ok. this will be a way all of us will remember our queen represented and what she's done for us, throughout her reign. this is the scene are now in westminster hall inside the palace of westminster, where the queen is lying in state. this is the first

full day of four full days in which the public are being invited to come and pay their respects. people who have been inside have talked about the quiet, the salinity, the fact that although they are there with many people, it feels as though they are the only person there. —— the solemnity. it has clearly meant a great deal to the tens of thousands of people, many of whom have been in but many more who are hoping to make their way in over the next three days. well, we will have more coverage of course of proceedings in central london. i'd like to take this moment to welcome viewers on bbc two who are watching this coverage. we have