pc palmer's coffin will be received by the dean of southwark, the very reverend andrew nunn.at the start of the funeral service, a full police funeral service. also of course a very personal time for pc palmer's family. for that reason, we won't be showing you pictures of the funeral as it takes place. a time for his friends and his family to grieve. as officers line the streets of london and hundreds of others will pay their respects with a two—minute silence outside police stations around the country. bell tolls. inafume in a fume in time... so this in south london. in a few moments' time, police officers around the country will observe a two minutes's silence to pay their respects and to remember ye —— to remember pc keith palmer, husband, father to a five—year—old little girl, who was killed doing hisjob little girl, who was killed doing his job protecting parliament just under three weeks ago. a two minutes silence will commence.

the funeral service this afternoon will be conducted by the dean of southwark, the very reverend andrew nunnt the heart of the service it is a funeral, where his widow and his daughter can come along and we can pay our respects to keith and lay him to rest. it is unusual in that pc keith palmer died a public death and there is a sense that this is a public memorial as well as a private family service. yes, and it needs to have both of those aspects to it, but they hope that the family will receive the comfort that they need through the service because they are having to grieve publicly, and that must be a very difficult thing. i can't imagine what that would be like. the rest of the nation also leads to pay at respects and say thank you for what he did in defending in the place where he was serving, doing his duty, defending democracy. place where he was serving, doing his duty, defending democracylj very his duty, defending democracy.” very important moment for the police service. we are seeing hundreds of police officers. it is a very important day for the police service. absolutely. they

the very reverend andrew nunn, dean of southwark, will be mindful of that when he leaves the serviceeeting borisjohnson is meeting with other leaders. labour's spokesperson on foreign affairs told victoria the international community needs to focus on the long—term solution. what we have seen is a major falling out between america and russia which pulls the parties apart and further away from the table, and nobody believes you can win this war. there has to be a political settlement, and there has to be a long—term solution, and so by upping the rhetoric of hitting the headlines, borisjohnson me rhetoric of hitting the headlines, boris johnson me feel good today, but he isn't actually helping, i don't think, with a long—term solution when it comes to what will happen to syria. the bbc has uncovered evidence that appears to implicate the bank of england in the so—called libor scandal. a secret recording from 2008 obtained by panorama suggests it repeatedly pressured commercial banks to push down the rates at which they charged each other interest. here's our economics correspondent an

we're joined now from westminster by the very reverend andrew nunn, dean of southwark cathedral.lf of pc keith palmer's family. and also on behalf of the metropolitan police wars and also the nation as well. to us a little bit about the service and what form will it take. —— tell. little bit about the service and what form will it take. -- tell. a familiarfuneral what form will it take. -- tell. a familiar funeral service. it is really important that despite all of the wonderful turnout of police officers from across the country, when we actually get into church, for the family, for the widow of pc keith palmer and his daughter, it is very much a service for a husband and father, as well as a colleague and father, as well as a colleague and friend, and for all of us who did not actually know pc keith palmer in person but have come to know him over these past few days. so, a funeral service like many, many others, but quite different as well. and have the family been very much involved in choosing the readings and being part of the service? they have been, because we wa nted servi