editor with where has a history left its traces. meeting people hearing their dreams. ready to me this week on d. w. ah . ah. business d w. news live from berlin. britain bids farewell to queen elizabeth. the 2nd. the sombre state funeral filled with pageantry, has been held at london's west. mister abbott, with a friend's family joined by some 2000 mourners, paying respect to her 7 deck of public

also on the program. the kremlin, dismissed accusations of war crimes in easton ukraine. as a lie, ukrainian investigators are assuming more than 400 bodies from mass graves near the city of physio. they say they found more evidence of torture in areas abandoned by russia. ah, i'm glad else as welcome to the program. britain is bidding farewell to a queen of the best, the 2nd britons longest reigning monarch in a state funeral. these are alive, images from windsor castle outside london, where the queen will be late rest, alongside parents and her husband, the late prince philip. and just under another, queen's coffin will enter saint george chapel at the castle for the committal

service. george's chapel is the church regularly chosen by the royal family for weddings, christenings and funerals will have team coverage of events of britain to that. and i'll be crossing over to our correspondent edwin's castle in a moment. but 1st, this report on the funeral service thus took place in westminster abbey aliya aa queen elizabeth begins her final journey. her coffin made its way to westminster abbey thousands gathered to bid a personal farewell. a full military guard accompanied the departed monarch, part of an ancient ceremony, combining church state and the royal family's history. ah, i. elizabeth's grandchildren followed her into the abbey.

ah, followed by her son, king charles the 3rd and the queen consort camilla. oh. the dean of westminster abbey introduced to service here. where queen elizabeth was married and crowned, we gather from across the nation from the commonwealth and from the nations of the world, to mourn our loss. to remember her long life of selfless service and in short confidence to commit her to the mercy of god, amaica and redeemer. come ye bless, redemption my father and remembrance ah. e, written his prime minister list trust was confirmed by the queen just 2 days before her daily fall. this how she led the congregation in prayer. i will come again and

receive you unto myself that where i am day, maybe, hulu. the archbishop of canterbury paid tribute to the queen's lifelong mission. ah, her late majesty famously dick head on the 21st birthday broadcast that our whole life would be dedicated to serving the nation and commonwealth rarely has such a promise been so well kept. few leaders receive the outpouring of love that we have seen all father a

fanfare and the nation fell silent for 2 minutes. mm. for the mourners paid tribute to their new monarchy. ah. and queen elizabeth the 2nd heading for her final resting place. ah, the coffin with the queen is about to arrive in a wince at any moment. now, sir,

let's cross over to windsor to w. corresponded jack parrot. jack? is the coffin is on his way. what's the atmosphere like that where you walk? i get yeah indeed. so we're expecting the coffin any moment now to arrive here for this pops more private part of this day's events regarding specifically the funeral . we have seen oversee the pageantry in westminster abbey, and now it arrives here. we've been speaking to people. up and down the road that aligned to and wins. i think it's fair to say that a lot of the people have turned on necessarily, you know, sort of chest beating monica, but a lot of people just here to pay their respects to the queen, a woman that has led this country for 70 years. so just take you through a little bit of what's happened. we had the, our long ceremony in westminster abbey. the queen arrived there from the, the 5 days laying in rest in westminster, who with tens,

if not hundreds of thousands of people that attended at the moment. see her coffin . but this is the more formal set of events. we had a number of dignitaries leaders from all over the world attending the funeral. and as we say that the coffin is now arriving in a herse here to windsor castle. jack, we've been seeing a lot of pictures earlier of the arrival of the coffin in windsor, if not at windsor castle where you are. so what else can we expect to happen next? the common will arrive, it will then be moved from her back on to a carriage which will then be moved and taken up what's known as the long walk, which is the 4 kilometer roads, essentially beautiful grass lined road, which is now full of people. we've been told the public are told not to make their way on to the long walk. it's totally full for people to see that last procession

of the coffin, which is then going to move up into windsor castle. then it will be taken to saint george's chapel, which is where there be a small what's been called commitment ceremony for a just a few 100 gas. and then after that, later on this evening, that will be the burial weather will only be close family. now tact tell us why is it that the queen will be buried at window? well, certainly it's where many of her closest rattled relatives have been buried. the king george the 6 memorial chapel is where her husband, the late prince philip her father and mother. and indeed her late sister princess margaret, have been buried windsor very much is the sort of family home of the royal family in the united kingdom. buckingham palace is the working palace balmoral is the sort of summer a retreat where they move up in scotland warranty. the queen passed away just

a couple of you know, 1011 days ago. and also that was the, the, the sandringham where the queen was famous, toyota, hold her stable as the horses that she loves so dearly. but windsor is really the seat of a home, the place where the family gather, where they get together. there are many significant moments throughout history and really it's, it's symbolic as well, and it's the site. she will be real united symbolically with her husband in that burial sites at the, at the king george the 5th memorial jackie object that there has been an outstanding outpouring her of support not just to day a funeral but, but also are the queen was lying in a state, do you think this all bows well for the future of the monarchy? seen a lot of questions has been there since the queen has died about what this exactly means. what will the reign of king charles the 3rd 3rd looked, i think,

was seen over the last few days with world leaders from countries even that a potentially, you know, not so not so, so favourable, perhaps having the monarch as there had of stay, australia and new zealand, all of those, it is the prime minister. those 2 countries really put that aside. they are here to pay to respect to the queen. who has, you know, been dina had a state for 70 years. i think we'll have to wait to see exactly how this develops this day to day. we have seen, arguably, some of the finest pumpkin patch, a tree that the british ro, family come put on. it's been, it's been a huge, a huge logistical affair. it was very emotive. in the funeral there were scenes. king charles sat alone with the rest of the royal family, including his wife, the queen, consult camilla, singing the national anthem. he no longer things, he is now the king. so he does not saying that to himself knew seen all of this. what was the afterwards? once this funeral, the day of these events wraps up is the, the look forward?

what happens to him? what will his coronation look like? how grand may he wanted to be, and that was really start to perhaps lay the groundwork for what we see as, as his reign as king transferred jack power by reporting from when the comes. thank you, john and i'm a john in the studio by my colleague robin merrill rob. it's a massive event today. can you watch that service? what was it like? well, i have to say i was glad i was an honor because i found it very moving myself. and i got a lump in my throat one or 2 times because of course, i've been around for an entire range. she is my monarch. i thought it was a very moving service. i thought it was actually a very simple service in westminster abbey, in comparison to the palm pageantry we've seen over the last days,

which of course the brits do better than anybody else. and i think it was simple because that's the way the queen wanted it because she was a deeply religious person. she had, as we know, an unwavering commitment to her duties. and that came from her belief that she was anointed by god she believed. and i think that was reflected in the service though, one or 2 points. i agree with jack power is very interesting. the the national anthem, and then prince charles. no, it's king charles. of course he can't sing it. whereas we've seen him sing it to his mother for the last, how many years now, all gods say the king and sent him victorious i. i will have trouble seeing it because you know, for obvious reasons. and one other thing that really struck me, the queen love the bagpipes, she was a great fan of scotland as we now. and was at the end. a solitary bagpiper

playing a piece that's called lament sleep dearie sleep and it was so so simple. and as, as the queen herself, had a simplicity about her that we all loved as well. you know, and i, i really, it was, they moved by that and now we're seeing just reminded her viewers that were seeing live pictures there of the coffin with queen uh there was the 2nd arriving on, on its way to windsor castle where she will be buried later today, robin, we've discussed it with jack a moment ago. the queen really carried the british monarchy, if you will, for 7070 years. it can't charles carry that burden on or will he struggle? you think it's an almost impossible task. to be honest. we all know he's had

70 years if you'd like or to prepare for this. he's known a but it's a very difficult or task for him. i think he started out very well. somehow he looks quite king me and we are. we mustn't forget his grieving. however, when he 1st appeared in public, when he came down from scotland and got out of the car at buckingham palace, he didn't walk in to buy him paris. he immediately turned around and went to the crowd. and he did a walk about if you like, which he is not so fond of parts in the past, but he knows he's got to win over the british people more and more because his mother was so loved in the u. k. and we see around the world because she was so good at her job and he has since then done another walk about,

you know, with the accused of people waiting to, to view the coffin and westminster hall and with his son. they did another walker. i think there's a lot he's got to do. he's got to pare down the molecule. i agree with jack as well . i think we'll see a pair down coronation next year. that will be one of the things or many other things, but i think yes he's, he's got a tough job ahead of them. yeah, definitely. and now the queen, how will she be remembered? oh, i think the word that keeps coming up is this enormous respect. we have for her, she is the glue that has held great britain of the united kingdom and indeed the commonwealth together all these years. she's an old fashioned beacon of values like reliability, consistency and, and she also had the common touch as i say somehow she was all, you know,

she was our favorite grandma, our favorite mother in some way. and the one thing that, for me that would always go is she had and really her entire life. and you sort in the last very last picture we saw of her when she looked very frank, she had this wonderful smile and a, i mean there is huge legacy. we can talk about another time. but that, that for me that, that's what i will remember. robert merrill, thank you very much so far. and while we're seeing live pictures there from windsor new in the castle where the coffin is expected to arrive any moment being eagerly awaited by another large crowd as well with which we've just seen. but while we wait for that, let's briefly cross over to w corresponding band here, who's standing by in central london band was the atmosphere then central and,

and now after this massive service yes, there large crowds on the moves people are leaving. now, the area of buckingham palace and the mall of where the procession took place. and the people i talked to who were actually at with westminster abbey, in the and the service said they are outside kind of relief now that it's over, it's a closer for them. they say we buried the grandma of the world. it was like a feeling like burying a close relative at now people in a strolling down to the thames and the river background. it's a holiday after all. here the sun is up. so it's an, i would say it's, it's a relief atmosphere that everything is done and over now and these 10 days of morning and queuing and oh, coming to an end. and i talk to us about the security measures there where you are right now wasn't just the royal family, it was an immoral as of from mom all over the world,

the heads of state and so on here, this was the biggest security operation in the history of britain, the metropolitan police of london told us 10000 offers as were on the streets are still on the streets are bigger than the the security measures for the olympics in 2010. and it was also a logistical nightmare to move around all these $500.00 dignitaries. and because they could not use their own motor cates, that would have been impossible to drive them, was that so they had to put it be put on buses and coaches, which was very unusual for many of them. and some also refused to take the, the bus of the coach, for example, the u. s. president joe biden went in the beast, his own car, and also some other president, sir. it insisted on exceptions. so it was difficult to do that. but now all these problems are to resolving traffic is coming back slowly to central london. many

roads are still blocked, but until to night this should come to a normal stair situation again. of respondents. bentley got there in the central london. thank you. now to some other stories making headlines around the world to day you as president joe biden has said that washington would defend taiwan if china staged to quote a clean, unprecedented attack. he added that the u. s. does maintain a one china policy and does not support taiwan independence? china has responded by saying biden's remarks, severely, violet washington's policy of the island super typhoon. nun madeau is a lashing the southern japanese island of houston. the storm has brought heavy rains of winds of up to 230 kilometers per hour. authorities have urged 4000000 people to evacuate their homes. ukraine says

a russian missile damaged equipment close to the 2nd largest nuclear plant in the country. keith brand, the attack as nuclear terrorism. moscow as ward of more attacks on ukrainian infrastructure after its forces were pushed from a north east, the new frame leading to the discovery of mass graves in a forest in the region. the remnant denies that russia is responsible for killing the civilians and soldiers whose remains were found outside is u calling the allegations, quote, lies our correspondent manuel charles has been to the site where more than 450 bodies have been discovered. warning viewers a may find this next report, disturbing their uncovering sheer horror as ne via hillary fire rages. indeed, flores on the outskirts of recently liberated is you forensic experts are working around the clock with you and bodies buried in mass graves,

dating from the russian occupation book. doing for much your call and left here, just with the information we have which has already been established and what 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 courses show signs of violent deaths, and that's the kind of your title, janelle corella johnson order the year for you. this course, he's a man in his eighty's for you. he was found with his hands tied behind his back. his skull was deformed by violent blows to the head. his senators 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 more for further forensic examinations and to collect d n a samples in order to identify them. the potential discuss north of the scene is so green that even the investigators overwhelmed bitterly. 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. early report, but also of rooms which, which others skip this image, no names on the grade when everything is numbered, the biggest number is 418418. and that's on the civilians. as little as other locals with their hands tied were found face down, huddled in a 1000000, dan is thrown face down into the graves all by revolution. it's only for my,

your face to was the unthinkable. investigators say they're with not lead those crimes go unpunished. shock was willing arissa 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. sure, 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 i'm a joint bodied abuse. m o. o. shars. in how he filed that report m. an hour ago you had urged her to the error shelter after alarm came in. what's the latest there where you were? ah yes carol, how to take shelter because the narrator, lads, are sounded all of her how to keith. it was over and maybe a few a few moments ago,

but then it started over. so we are still here in the bunker. we are saved. but does just a reminder that the shelling continues day in day out. her other ukraine that i am at. you've been a museum, there is days. you've seen these graves, gibbs, that give us your impression. well, a was a very, a very appalling, a sight of caused a dozens of graves. some mass graves were a group of people who had been a recently read. you could, you could still smell the bodies even after they had been removed and the work of recovering those bodies we're talking about over 400 bodies is still under way of forensic experts are still on the side. there are every are where they are uncovering new bodies. first autopsies are being carried on side. this is to preliminary conclusions 1st and then are those are, those are human remains are brought to a more where

a proper autopsy will take place. what we can already say though, is that the 1st conclusions are, you know, they are already a terrible witness and terrible to hear. so many bodies with their hands tied in de bark. so many bodies bearing traces off torture dis, is definitely a crime scene. okay, and what's the latest been on the battlefield in ukraine? they've been reports of another nuclear power plant coming under fire. exactly. the 2nd biggest nuclear power plant came under fire last night. rockets which fell 300 meters away, only from the reactors ukrainian president. holiday me zalesky shared a video of what he says is a dis, latest attack, which has damaged death. power plants are ended up just shows you a dancer of russia seems to be continuing to scribe it strike as severe then

infrastructure is there's no ukrainian sold is on the site dead, so sorry. russian soldiers that are on their side. there was not ongoing fight a round power plant. so does seem to be a targeted attack. and my will shows their reporting from hockey. frank, you remo? unless it's her from me and the news team for now, we will bring you extended coverage of the committal service for queen elizabeth saint george's chapel in windsor outside london. that's expected to start at the top of the hour. for now, i'll leave you with some of the images from today. the day britain and the world said good bye to queen elizabeth the 2nd. ah ah

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