ah ah ah ah ah, this is dw news live from berlin. britain bid farewell to queen elizabeth the 2nd song, both saint funeral filled with pageantry has been held at london's westminster abbey with the queen's family joined by some 2000 and lawrence full paying respect to her 7 decades of public service. also coming up the kremlin dismisses accusations of

war crimes in easton ukraine as a lie. ukrainian investigators are exhuming more than 400 bodies for mass graves near the city of israel. they say they found more evidence of torture in areas abandoned by russian troops. ah, i've been fossil and woke up. britain is bidding farewell to queen elizabeth the 2nd britton's longest reigning monarch in a state funeral. the status is on route to windsor castle where the queen will be late to raise the long side to her parents and husband the late prince. philip, it's the 1st a funeral to be held in britain since 1965. ah,

ah, the a start day began with a service of westminster abbey, attended by 2000 guests, including wold leaders and dignitaries. let's cross over to dw corresponded band league who's in westminster, where the state funeral took place. you had the chance to speak to people in london . how did they feel about today? well, i spoke actually to people who were in the abbey, like joan huge from northern island. she is a professor. she was invited to represent this part of the united kingdom. she said it was a very dignified, very lovely service. a people had tears in their eyes, not only the common people, but also presidents, kings and queens, assembled their m and also outside vestments. ebby people at the mall were where they were watching the, the, the big curb, a procession down the mortgage,

buckingham palace. they were amazed about the, the precision of this grand royal opera, if you would call it like that, that unfolded before their very eyes. $4000.00 soldiers were marching there. several bands, cannons were fired, of the tolls, and that the bells were told. so it was a very dignified to farewell for the queen that served their country for over set for 70 years. and we all watching the procession earlier fall following at the funeral. now, a motorcade on its way to windsor where the queen will be buried. white is that that's the wish of the queen herself serve. she loved windsor castle, was her favorite home, and also her parents and her sister are buried there and she will be bird together with her late husband philip in though in the same bald all 5 of them. so there was a wish of the queen and some kings chose and queens chose to be buried in

westminster and some are buried somewhere else in britain. so this is not unusual to tell us about security measures. i guess that's also not unusual bed unprecedented ah, in london. and it's not as morn as but also i ranking world leaders of course to visit the city and say good bye. where the metropolitan police told me this is the biggest operation security rise, london, and britain has ever seen as bigger than the olympic games are 2010 and not only a 1000000 people moving around in london, but also about $500.00 president's ministers. heads of states, royals of kings and queens, you have it who had to be secured and to moved around. and they did that in buses and coaches because there was no way to have all these motor. cade's in the city, only a president biden from the united states and some other guys were allowed to have

to use their own chi actually and, and now these people are leaving again and the police is somewhat relieved that everything went very well and very calmly. well, as the hearse with the queen's coff makes its way to windsor british politics on the other hand of more or less ground to a standstill since the queen died starting tomorrow. what kind of political activity we see in london when you have to keep in mind that this trust, the new prime minister has only 2 days long and office before the queen died. so she has a lot on her plate. now, of course, the crisis, the cost of living prices and the inflation crisis is not over. and people in britain are expecting some recipes from have some plans. and on friday, she's due to and veal, her new budget, with a lot of cut text cuts and, and money given to them to the public. again, that,

that's what she promised her in the election campaign. and people are also asking who will pay for all of this? and how with this work out, there's a new king and a new prime minister that can mean also a phase of instability in britain. and yet for us there having proceedings for us are from westminster by the state funeral of queen elizabeth the 2nd has just taken place and me in the studio is forced. alex forest whiting to continue out live coverage of this historic day. and what we saw was a very important significant, but also symbolic few rolled there and a sermon that was really had a message for more than just the queen or the royal family, or the u. k. yes, it was given by the archbishop of canterbury who are just in well be, who is the head clergyman of the church of england?

the monarch is in fact the head, the supreme governor of the church of england said that was the queen's role for 70 years. and in his address. and he said, few leaders receive the outpouring of love we have seen, which is completely true. what we have seen, not just in the u. k, but across the world. and then this one, the pointed comment, those who claim to power will be forgotten. and that was in the context of which was in talking about the service of the queen that threw out her 70 years on the throne. she put duty and service 1st, and that is why she is so respected. why people from all over the world heads of state, members of royal families, the president of the united states, eccentric cetera, have flocked to london for her state funeral so that they could pay their last respects to a woman who embodied service. not somebody who wanted to cling to power and would be forgotten. but somebody who did her role very quietly, really,

and served the people there about it was about ambition for the queen and, and not about her from that me me, me generation is c of charles king charles. the 3rd now is taking over and we've had over the past couple days, a few glimpses of what sort of king u. k. could be in for but will it be a king who be clinging to power? i don't think that he even wanted the job just as much as i didn't think his mother particularly wanted the job. he certainly didn't want the job, but he's had decades to prepare for it. and i think he's made it clear that he wants to try to can continue on the role of his mother. so follow as much as he can in her footsteps. the problem is he's never going to be as popular as her. her ratings were in what 83 percent back in may, his ratings back in may of whether he would do

a good job is king were only 32 percent. although since his mother died and since he became king, they've shopped up to 63 percent. so that's very good for him, and he must be hoping he can cling on to that and he can encourage wittons to get behind him. but it's a tough act to follow. he's got a lot of problems on his plate. most notably, what's going to happen, for example, with the united kingdom, will it stay united when scotland wants independence and popular? possibly, northern ireland might want to reunify with the republic of ireland and also with the commonwealth. his head of state of 14 other countries states, apart from the u. k. a. we already saw barbados leaving back in november. will others follow suit? they've already been making noises. some of them have that they want to, so he's got a lot on his plate. well, of is crowds that have turned out today. i'm telling i think they are, but i think they're there for the queen without

a doubt. and obviously people are getting behind king charles. they support him. he has, i think one over i'm heart sent me since the all the mistakes of the 1990 s with his awful divorce from princess diana and her tragic death. he certainly improved things and i think people now see 73 year old monarch on who's got to try his best and keep the country unified. alex, thank you very much for coming in and thank you very much for your coverage of this historic day. well german president, time by this time my is leading the german delegation for the safety and role of queen elizabeth the 2nd he and his wife pay their respects in person at the queen's coffin on sunday evening here in germany, flags on public buildings like the german parliament that you can see here have been flying at half mast while the state funeral takes place in london. you now talk to t

w political correspond. benjamin either has cooper to get the german angle on this venue in german president about his di my as representing the country. today's funeral. what words did he find to remember the late queen? he said the queen elizabeth shaped the sentry and that her death also touched people here in germany, in an interview that he gave to him and media. yesterday he said that people were used to rallying behind the screen for over 70 years. and now everyone has the sense that something is missing, not only in britain and in london, but also wide. and i may also call today state funeral and event of the century you just mentioned sunday is there with his wife that were joined by the german ambassador in the united kingdom, who signed the book of condolence? the saying, the queen elizabeth showed a strong commitment to the bilateral relations between the united kingdom in germany. how was the queen seen here in germany? and how will she be remembered? what the chancellor said,

what does german chancellor love shall said is that the queen was an inspiration for millions, including here in this country. and it was affection on both sides. although the relationship took a while to warm up. she had 5 state visits here in germany. the 1st one happened in 9075, so only 20 years after world war 2. definitely her most historically significant visit was considered a gesture of reconciliation by a west germans in 2015. she made her last visit to germany and then then dormer, president jak, and go called the queen's 1st visit, an inspiring event in the young federal republic. and he said the german people that she gave them trust and gave them confidence in the future. we wanted to know what people in berlin were, people in germany, a thinking nowadays. so we went to their streets of berlin and asked them not only what they think about the queen and what they think about the monarchy, but also to get their opinion on today. state funeral and this is what they told us . oh, that was from i think that's appropriate after such

a long time in office. we are both my wife and i quite anglo files. my wife probably even watches it at work with her bosses. returns of susan, missouri said, well, it shows how popular she was with the population and what kind of status she still had. she did. and i think it's a little weird that they're making such a big deal out of it. but it's certainly a shame that she's dead definitely. but other than that, i don't really care. thank me isn't. i think monarchies are kind of outdated and it's crazy. but i had totally forgotten that there. even armando keys in europe at all until she died. when i go in over the cigarette dogmas cases, it's of course that saw now that she died, but i think it's beautiful the and how she died, that she died in peace, that she died in a place that she liked much. he also had her family close by now had her a bit of a history lesson there for some of us looking at a german british relations though over the decades, what will queen elizabeth's legacy be in shaping them? so the visits that we mentioned marked milestones in the relationship between

germany and great britain. she set foot on germany, saw it on the 20 years of the world. what to she visited the war. she visited also germany a few years after the reification. she visited the checkpoint charlie this former border crossing. there are also other relations with a german that we should mention here a deceased husband, prince philip, the duke of edinburgh had german routes. his mother was a german princes and all of his forces married into german, royal and aristocratic family. so it's not surprising that some of his family members also attended today state funeral, a funeral, a very big funeral that we've been following for the whole day that will be remembered of a woman that will be remembered as a friend of germany that will stay in the memory of many people who are watching this event today, all around the world as co, and the strong german connection there. thank you very much for queen

elizabeth steph. as triggered an outpouring of sentiment in hong kong on the last former british colonies which was handed over to china 25 years ago. the collective grief is not just about mourning. the late queen, though, it's also about remembering what many of you as the golden era of hong kong. but even that nostalgia is becoming too under chinese rule, as dw corresponding. phoebe cong reports since the queen's passing a shop selling british colonial hong kong items, such as coins, stems and metals is welcoming 10 times more customers than usual is founded by brian own, the royalty collector. i didn't expect people coming for tearful commemoration. are they able to go double open the all they feel like they're losing an old friend or even a family member. so the magole wong guns, she's more than a queen way to go away. it's also because life in hong kong wasn't that good in the past. 2 decades road, but with, with retrogression in many ways, could it, oh,

why the people missed the past? not because they like or want colonialism, but purely because it was the good old days the day ogle, i think that's being reflected through morning. the queen, household income got such sentiments a more visible at the british consulate, surrounded by a sea of flowers. people are queuing for up to 4 hours in the heat to signed a book of condolences. the colonial era is due in many people's memories in hong kong. which was rude by britain, 456 years before his hand over to china in 1997. on lowered, i got the most precious thing. britain left us is a social system with lots of freedoms to pursue our goals. oh yeah, you got my letter triple wire, or how, how the education was picked out. we were happier, less stress and restricted high salma somewhat so alex told me, mom died at highgate holland. britain didn't give us much in the way of democracy overrule it did more good than harm get go, go over. the hong kong people gave the queen

a cantonese nickname for both ladies showing a special affection the outpouring of morning is not only a matter of nostalgia, but mixed with grievances and is content over the chinese rule and even a gesture of defying the occurrence repression. the queen visit at hong kong, twice during the seventy's and eighty's was social reforms were rolled out after n t colonia riah, to transform the small city into a world financial hub to day public facilities named after queen elizabeth a marcus of britain's legacy to modern hong kong, hong kong was one of few british colonies not allowed to determine its own feature . born in 1980 and educated in colonial government scores, bryant all said he was never taught to be a british patriots. last year he opened a private museum. the certificate signed by the queen and prince philip. it's amanda, most precious. in his 10000 item collection or to logo we are ha,

will never considered myself british if, when i'm 100 percent, a hong kong, a who loves british culture or local all histories a meaning folk or whenever they happened. no matter good or bad. oh, so we shouldn't arrays, any part of it, just because we don't like it, or you work or all of us should respect our past with the old, all, etc. or, you know, jim, john deere goal is not only to preserve relics, but also the identity of his hometown. ukraine says a russian missile damaged equipment close to the 2nd largest nuclear plant in the country cave, branded the move as nuclear terrorism. moscow border more attacks on ukrainian infrastructure after its forces were pushed from north eastern ukraine, leading to the discovery of mass graves in a forest. in the region kremlin denies, roger is responsible for killing the civilians and soldiers whose remains were

found in mass graves outside easier calling the allegations lies, al corresponded imap. well, shas has visited the site where more than 450 bodies have now been uncovered. a warning view as may find this next report, disturbing their uncovering sphere, horror as nave artillery fire rages, indeed. flores on the outskirts of recently liberated is you forensic experts are working around the clock to assume bodies varied in mass graves, dating from the russian occupation book, doing for much less here. just with the information we have, which has already been established, is the burial of local residents. exclamation, as you can see, the examination of the bodies and referrals for forensic examinations are currently being carried out. some choruses,

show signs of violent deaths, and that's the kind of your title general yet, rather than just order the year for you, this call is of a man in his 84, he was found with his hands tied behind his back. his skull was deformed by violent blows to the head. his janitors bear traces of torture. nearby 17 ukrainian soldiers have been found in a shallow grave. this is to right here, we found 17 corpses of service men of the armed forces of ukraine. the bodies have for now been sent to the morgue for further forensic examinations and to collect d n a samples in order to identify them. the production discuss north of the scene is so green that even the investigators overwhelm the

1st such experience in all my 5 years of service. and i can logically, i think we will need some help in the future. but also once which, which others, if you skip this image, no names on the grade. everything is numbered. the biggest number is 418418. and that's on the civilians with locals, with their hands tied were found face down rubato dinner when i that is thrown face down into the graves over by resolution of the sony. so my, your faced was the unthinkable. investigators say they will not lead those crimes. go unpunished, shall cause willing arisen mercy since the war began. we've already opened more than 4000 criminal proceedings regarding war crimes committed by soldiers of the russian federation. in the harkey region. i will not tell you the exact number because it is constantly changing shallow. it keeps on increasing in light of the

atrocities uncovered in easier and since its liberation. the un said it would send a team to investigate that report form in malicious to joins us now. even well, tell us more about your visit to easier. well, benny was a pretty green size that we had a dozens of mass graves and also over $400.00 individual graves were on the side. so hundreds of bodies who were just starting to be recovered by the forensic experts and firefighters who joined them in a bid to recover those bodies as quickly as possible. what, what i can tell you is, as we've seen in the report, autopsies and preliminary conclusions already showed at most of the, a bodies bear traces of torture. most of the bodies had their hands

tied in the back. they showed also a traces of heavy blows to their heads. some people had limbs missing, so clear signs of torture just suffered as preliminary examinations. and there was also a mass grave where 17 ukrainian service men had been found. russia has taken quite a long time to react to these latest allegations only saying that their lives. i'm sorry, man, we're getting an error. the last we're gonna have to leave to leave it there because we have to take shelter. no problem. you stay safe. that's for sure. my motion for us in hockey. thank you. let's move on to some other news. you as president joe biden has said that washington would defend taiwan if china stage to an unprecedented attack. he added that the u. s. does maintain a one china policy and does not support tie one's bay independent?

china has responded by saying, guidance, remarks, severely violate washington's policy over the islet arc. and fiona has knocked out power on the island of what the rico, a state of emergency has been declared. the owner is expected to strengthen further as it moves. northwest forecast is one of heavy rain high winds, a catastrophic flooding in sports news. now, in the buddhist league, sunday saw the surprise team of the season on yon bellini take on struggling. vol. spoke. all spoke with feeling the pressure already with just one wind from 6 games . and unfortunately for them, when you on the buddhist legal leaders, prevailed, the fortress how to 1st derive picked out once again as anew in berlin took on both spoke, hoping to finish the day in 1st place. all eyes were on shoulder, becca, wed, already scored 5 goals this season. and when jo ann didn't waste any time jani chavira

with the 1st chance after just 46 seconds, just 2 minutes later because 1st attempt at goal went well over the cross bar. it took to bull's book 32 minutes to get in front of unknowns gold, but he was at break. hello. couldn't find the net. neil neil at half time on the, on strike. i do a becca and jordan c. voucher. unable to get on the score sheet and that would continue just minutes after the break. see back to was shot going just sent me it is wide. but the dynamic duo struck just minutes later because pinpoint cross fancy batches had no chance for both books, keeper phone castillo one mill on noon. and it was becker himself who sealed the game in the 77th minutes. paul sequins lumber, perfectly controlled by the 2070 old and after a handful via check the gold count. it becker's sick of the young season to nil. it

ended another successful day at the office for becker and see but job and much to the delight of when you're in coach, boss fisher, and the fans at all to 1st to ry. when you finish the day, top of the been to sleep table, you're watching t w news. coming up next on d. w. 's asia. why a majority of indonesian school girls have no say in deciding if they want to wear a hid jeff and a powerful typhoon, bat his japan with wrinkle rainfall, knocking out power as it moves across the country are up to date with all the international use. i bent visible and we'll continue with live extended coverage of the committal service for queen elizabeth. the 2nd it's jointed chapel and when outside london, now i'll leave you with some of the images from today. the day britain and the world say good bye to the quick ah

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