now turning down towards aberdeen. the coffin covered with the world standard of scotland and while she passed on to the main road the police had their heads bowed, police who throughout her light of sovereign had been responsible for maintaining her security. not least in her holiday home. and the beauty of aberdeenshire. the health -- new themselves scattered with memorials to queen victoria's time here, to marriages of the royal family and of course to the queen's own jubilees. there are places that she went with their family picnics, in a declining health but she had a right to the end the joy of her family around her and they have now sent her on her final journey. she's accompanied in the car and her hurt by her daughter, the princess while, with her husband, abnormal search thomas and also following is the minister of the church where the queen worshipped regularly, just up the point that we saw her pass from our site. every week she would go and attend divine service, led by the minister, the reverend kevin mck

, and when you get to the city of aberdeen, they're going to do a small tour. all are part of aberdeen to give people their, the chance to pay their respects for the roots of the 93 is going to pass through a lot of small villages and towns. and as we were talking about before, this is an opportunity for people there to be able to come out on the streets and pay their respects. it is a beautiful day here in scotland and that of course will encourage more people to come out as well. yeah, it is lead a beautiful day compared to last i believe so say it was when the queen died or at the date on the day the queen died when it was raining quite a lot there. bound moral. tell us about the family members who are accompanying the queen right now that the late queens, hers, the king himself is in london today. i believe that's correct. we saw princess on moving parson, the eh, we're moving past in the the, the vehicle behind the the hearse as she will be accompanying the coffin as it is flown ultimately from edinburgh to london and buckingham palace. and there for the r

this is the scene at aberdeen, a rather misty and rather wet aberdeen airport.and in about five minutes but there is a slight amount of guesswork. nicholas witchell is with me. that answer is one question, which was to do with who is there already and who is on the way. we think there are seven on this flight. way. we think there are seven on this flirht. . way. we think there are seven on this flight-— this flight. right, that motorcade will beain this flight. right, that motorcade will begin the _ this flight. right, that motorcade will begin the 45 _ this flight. right, that motorcade will begin the 45 mile _ this flight. right, that motorcade will begin the 45 mile journey - this flight. right, that motorcade will begin the 45 mile journey to | will begin the 45 mile journey to balmoral. i think we can expect certainly 45 minutes to an hour from departure from aberdeen airport until arrival at balmoral castle. once again, i understand from buckingham palace that they are not intending to say anything in the next little while. it can change very quickly. they

of aberdeen. it will next pass through bankers in scotland from the city of aberdeen on the coast. it'll travel through port left them in stone haven and that it will move inland again through the angus countryside. and past britain, it reaches the city of dundee. it'll go around that city and from there on to puff across the frightened bridge and then done a motorway, the m 90 over the queen's very crossing which the queen herself opened when it was completed towards the city of edinburgh. we will continue to monitor the process of the court ash here on al jazeera, but for the moment, let's take a look at what else is happening in the world. in ukraine, russia's grip on the northeast and cock, he region, appears to be weakening. ukrainian troops of made significant territorial gains in that counter offensive. taking control of 2 russian, a 2 cities on russian supply routes. moscow's withdrawn its forces saying that it's regrouping at operations at the russian held support a sheer power station ha

she would fly into aberdeen and take this road to balmoral. everyone wants to be here. >> everyone wants to be here. we've heard the clap, clap, clap of horses earlier in preparation. they're putting up barriers now and moving into other small villages. >> small villages but people have come out on a sunday morning. they're not in large numbers but they are there. and that is just going to swell as this cortege slows down when it goes into cities, particularly aberdeen. >> i was trying to get this question to max foster earlier. i'm not sure if you heard when i said this is exactly what the queen wanted, the wreath of the coffin of queen elizabeth was made up of flowers from balmoral castle, sweet peas, white heather and pine fur is what it's made of. can you talk about that? >> every detail was found over the decades and regular meetings that were held. just look at this part of the process. it involves an undertaking. it involves the palace, princess anne is there and you've got the metropolitan police in that cortege and they're about to dr

aberdeen any time now.'t have pictures from the helicopter at the moment because we are being respectful and the talk to us about what you're seeing, esa. >> what you're seeing on your scene is you behind knee. that will lead passing here on the main street and go all the way to the castle. they were making their way down pass st. charles cathedral and the king of arms who read the proclamation. i think i just heard the 21 gun salute from edinburgh castle. this is what we are seeing in wales as well as in belfast. meanwhile, what you are seeing there on your screen is really the journey, what king charles called his mother's last great journey, as shoo. i'm going to show you what we're seeing right now, that sprogs of. proclamation that we've just seen, really the announcement of the procession of king charles ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> reporter: then we have the moderator and office bearers of the society of high constables of edinburgh. then you can see that's followed by the city officer, as well as the herald and purr

there are where we're seeing the convoy now entering aberdeen at their cottage, entering aberdeen. you've been speaking to people ah, about the clean, what have they told you how they feel about her? well, there are those who want for in places like this and they will get a chance to, to say farewell. and others who were employed directly by the queen, including some one called the sovereigns piper. no, we met one man scott meth and who served the queen for 4 years. he was in the army, he was known to her as pipes, and he would play at events that the queen was hosting, particularly here in scotland, but also would travel to windsor and to buckingham palace. and for him, he's just one of 8 people who served as the sovereigns piper. saudi. one of 43 people who served as the solven's papers as the 1800s. but one of each who are still alive a connection. the very few people have okay, before we see a report ah, alan, let's just say show our view as the pictures of the cortez are traveling through aberdeen near the queen's cortez. this the 2nd, i think erstwhile not really a stop, but

i aberdeen airport so they will be on their wa . ., aberdeen airport so they will be on their wa . .r way. i imagine so and it's very fortunate for _ their way. i imagine so and it's very fortunate for them - their way. i imagine so and it's very fortunate for them that i their way. i imagine so and it's i very fortunate for them that they happen to be in this countryjust at the moment, they are not in california, on a brief visit to the united kingdom and germany and just thinking about the photograph of the queen with liz truss, many people have commented on the bruising on the queen's right hand and various reasons have been advanced for that. one of them, of course, is the possibility that there had been a cannula inserted into the hand for some sort of treatment because it was quite noticeable and quite marked, and i think, as most people would agree, she looked quite frail, but as we know, as determined to carry out her constitutional duty and receive the resignation of boris johnson and a or invite liz truss to form a government but that was the most recent fight of her but of

travel to the city of aberdeen at 6:00 a.m. eastern time in the united states and then through the city of dundee as well. again, going slowly so that people can get the chance to pay their final respects to the queen. >> one of the comments from yesterday's briefing was that the queen since she passed had been lying at rest in the ballroom at balmoral castle which they described as a scene of great dignity. now after six of the gatekeepers carried the coffin to the hearse, it will -- they're describing this movement, by the way, don, as being -- it will drive in a manner that will allow people to witness the move. so that suggests it will go faster on motor ways and interstates, it will slow down dramatically in towns and villages. >> max foster, i want to bring you in. i've been watching in scotland overnight there have been rehe rehearsals, they have been practicing, they have been practicing for days and, you know, just from the images that were up from the news broadcasts you sort of got an idea of how they will handle the

we saw the images just moments ago, aberdeen airport in scotland. max foster and the royal editor of "hello magazine.com" emily nash. first time as king we're seeing these images. >> it's a historic moment for the uk, we have only had one monarch for 70 years now we have her successor king charles iii. we're seeing him for the first time with this new title, it's an incredibly difficult moment for him personally and you can only imagine the pressure that he is feeling under the day after losing his beloved mother. >> i was going to ask you it's one thing to have prepared for this all of your life, but then to have it suddenly happen and without the person who you relied upon all of these years for advice and to really make the tough decisions. >> absolutely. and he couldn't have had a longer apprenticeship really, he is the longest serving heir to the throne in history, and yet emotionally this is like nothing he has ever experienced before and the pressure of coming here as king, meeting the people for the first time as king, is going to be huge, b

it is generally a 45—50 minute journey, the 45 miles from aberdeen airport at dyce near aberdeen down at about 9:4aam from aberdeen airport, he could be here significantly ahead of schedule. but maybe he is lingering somewhere, to just ensure that he arrives at the appointed moment. but, that is not clear at the moment, but we are attempting to get some clarification of what the timetable is. just remind us — of what the timetable is. just remind us why _ of what the timetable is. just remind us why there's handover is happening there at balmoral, rather than as a traditional, at buckingham palace in london.— palace in london. this, because of the queen's _ palace in london. this, because of the queen's mobility _ palace in london. this, because of the queen's mobility issues, - palace in london. this, because of the queen's mobility issues, it - palace in london. this, because of| the queen's mobility issues, it was felt that it was safer, really, for them to take a decision last week that the prime minister is, both outgoing and incoming, would go to balmoral rather than, as is cust

all of this is l taking place as the new king, king charles iii, makes his way now from aberdeen airport took off about a0 minutes ago, heading down to london at the start of a very public duties at a time of very private grief and pain.- public duties at a time of very private grief and pain. yes, at the start of what _ private grief and pain. yes, at the start of what will _ private grief and pain. yes, at the start of what will be _ private grief and pain. yes, at the start of what will be a _ private grief and pain. yes, at the start of what will be a very - start of what will be a very challenging moment for king charles. he is expected to be landing at northolt within the next half an hour or so. there he is boarding the aircraft in aberdeen a few moments ago, accompanied by camilla, the queen consort, and his immediate officials. boarding the raf aeroplane. charles was at his mother's bedside yesterday afternoon when she passed away at around a.30. the princess royal was also there to stop the queen died before other members of the royal family arrived at balmoral at around 5.30.

but then later on, you know, we saw scenes from aberdeen where, where people were clotting in the streets. they were, i think, really trying to, to make their thanks very vocal and away and actually on the way from, from ballot to aberdeen. and there was a tractor sort of guilt lined up on the roads on the fields of the road that led into the city. so i think people from around the area and all over scotland really are trying to really come together and say their goodbyes here. and what's interesting to say, i don't know whether you can see pictures of the coffin right now, but on the cover, the cost of the coffin is actually draped in the rural standards of scotland. a flag that represents the sovereign here. and on top of the coffin, you would see flowers that were taken from her beloved by moral estates in the good thing and, and bra, thanks so much. all right, let's move along to some of the other stories making news around the world. and queen, margarita of denmark is marking 50 years on the throne in scaled back celebrations, following the death of queen elizabeth on thursday. the i

they only left less than an hour ago from aberdeen, so quite a moment for king charles as he returnson. yes. quite a moment for king charles as he returns to london.— quite a moment for king charles as he returns to london. yes. this is a rivate he returns to london. yes. this is a private charter _ he returns to london. yes. this is a private charter flight _ he returns to london. yes. this is a private charter flight which - he returns to london. yes. this is a private charter flight which went - he returns to london. yes. this is a private charter flight which went up| private charter flight which went up to aberdeen to collect in. it is not the same aircraft that took other members of the royal family. the same aircraft that took other members of the royalfamily. now coming into raf northolt, and then there will be the journey that we saw the new prime minister making just a couple of days ago, in her case to downing street, but the metropolitan police will be whisking the new king and queen consort, and their immediate officials, not to clarence house, which of course would be w

in aberdeen at around 11:20 this morning. it will move through the city suburbs. the king george the sixth bridge will choose opened by her managed to see his mother in 1941 is also on the root. next to the cortege will head through the angus countryside, arriving in dundee at around 2 pm, where it will drive around the city on the kings way. it will then head towards parts, across the bridge cross over the queens free crossing, heading toward edinburgh. the cortege will pass to edinburgh castle and head down the royal mile to the palace of hollywood house, arriving here at around 4 pm. the coffin will rest in the throne room -- to pay their respects. as we said, the queen's coffin will leave balmoral at 10:00 this morning, skies greg milam is there for us today. certainly already, greg, thousands of people have paid their respects there and expected to line the route. >> yeah, yesterday alone, there were thousands who made that journey, a quiet reflective patient -- lines of people making their journey here today. they're no

sure into aberdeen itself. and then down the east coast to the main did centers of population, dundee, and path, and a course studying landmarks such as the queensbury, crossing bridge, which has opened just a few years ago. and finally here into edinburgh itself. it would normally take around a couple of hours to make that journey. it took 6 and a half hours, but that was intentional. to give the people of scotland, the chance to have a collective sense of grief, of celebration and also of history. as the queen returned home to edinburgh and allan, you mention there about her seeing some people in tears. i mean, the queen was very open about her affection to scotland throughout her reign of the people of scotland as a whole feel about her d. thank is always it's hard to make generalizations of a population of just over 5000000, but the majority of people in scotland, very much supportive of queen elizabeth. they were aware of a long record of service, of the charities that she supported of the causes that she

no longer prince charles, but now king charles the 3rd emily ordained standing for us at aberdeen airport in scotland. thank you very much for that. you are watching d w news and our special coverage of the death of queen elizabeth. i'm joined in the studio by alex forest whiting, our royal reporter at them when it appears to be on it's before the but we were to saw those pictures, of course, king charles making his way to london. now before that we were actually just watching what was the beginning of ours of are here, we are looking at those pictures right now of him getting on the plane at aberdeen airport and making his way. i mean, what must he be feeling when he's not only just lost his mother, but he's now also the new king of england. i know it's been a long time coming and he's had certainly a long time prepared to prepare for this money. basically hasn't got time to more and has he not at all because he's straight on to the job and he's got to, he's on that play now traveling back to london, but he's got jobs and duties to do. soon as he gets off that plane, he's going to meet t

next, they will go to aberdeen also in scotland, dundee, and then from dandy to edinburgh. later on sunday, also with us on al jazeera right now is christopher wilson, a royal biographer. this is a very important moment for the royal family, christopher talis about the family members who made the journey from balmoral, and who are going to be abiding with the queen scoffing later in edinburgh. and before i do that, i've let me just to say that watching this reminds me very much of the death of the queen's uncle, the do who kent in 1942. he was a royal air force officer and his plane crashed in the highlands as he was going on a diplomatic mission to iceland. and his body was a didn't go back to balmoral, but he went to don robin house also on the east coast. and instead of being flown down to london, which is what's happening in the end with the queen. ha, his coffin was put on a train, and the train did exactly what this cortege is doing here. it dro, it drove all away from scott on, down to london. slowing at every junction where people were standing and thousands of peop

to me about the significance of this hour especially talking about arrival of the royal family at aberdeen airport, then heading 45 minutes or so in transit to balmoral amidst news we are following in which they are currently monitoring the queen's health. >> yes. i mean, yes, and we know the queen is 96. we know that she has been frail for a while. we've seen pictures. saw a picture of her on tuesday where she was smiling and, you know, in her duty and does it very well, but she looked frail and people noticed how much she lost weight and there's been concern, speaking to people who are closer to the palace than i am. they say there has been concern there is an underlying condition that would account for the weight loss. there's been no confirmation of that from the royal palace. no formal word from the royal palace, but she's 96 and we've watched her deteriorate before our eyes over the course of the last year. the reason that we are all covering this so intensely today is as keir says, two things. one, the very unusual nature of this palace statement. the palace does not like to put out

and that will continue through small communities through aberdeen. as you mentioned those stops at aberdeen and then the before and laura. lots of opportunity for the people of scotland to pay their respects and say goodbyes the queen makes the final journey through scotland. >> a moving moment. thanks very much indeed. and for just after 10 am we will bring you those pictures of the queen's funeral cortege as it begins its final journey. let's bring in, now, our international dominic well corn. and poignant moment this for the royal family. but give us an idea what the themes are today. what would you like to see happening today? >> the plan that has been laid down and plan for years, operation under bridge, is a corridor or sequence of rituals, ceremonies, events, that are on a twin track process. on the one hand, the process of mourning, saying goodbye to the last monarch, and on the other hand a succession, and succession welcoming the new monarchy. at the heart of all that is the effort to reassure the nation. that is what the whole idea of here

the queen was 96 and passed away at balmoral in aberdeen ship.f the royal family made the journey there on the news that she was greatly l. the queen had been a commanding present is -- presence in british public life for more than eight decades. her eldest son, charles, aged 73, has no become king charles iii. buckingham palace issued this statement, "the queen died peacefully at balmoral this afternoon. the queen and king consort will remain at balmoral this evening and returned to london tomorrow." his majesty king charles iii released this statement, "the death of my beloved mother, her majesty the queen, is a moment of the greatest sadness for me and allembers of my family. we mourn profoundly at the passing of a cherished sovereign d much loved mother. i know her loss will be deeply felt throughout the country. the realms, the commonwealth, and by countless people around the world. during this morning and change, my family and i will be comforted and sustain by our knowledge of the respect and deep affection in which the queen was so widely

already it had taken two hours to get to aberdeen, a drive that would take 45 minutes.t was going slow through the villages so people could pay their respects and from aberdeen through stone haven onwards to dundee to perth and here to edinburgh, here this was just a sea of people and as the queen's cortege arrived, we were talking to people here, so many of them had come to pay their respects, the queen's service to the country. how much it meant to them and this was their way of reflecting it back and paying her some respect. the old, the not so old and the young. this is some of what they told us. >> wonderful, just wonderful. it's just wonderful to be here. >> my mom and i will not be here. she's 88 and is in quite poor health. it's really important despite not being very well to make today's presence. >> i think king charles will do an unbelievable job and he will do just as good as the queen, hopefully. i think the queen -- >> reporter: i think that's the sentiment you hear a lot, the queen has set such a high standard obviously for the young people. it is king ch

let's ta ke let's take you straight to pictures from aberdeen airport, the prime minister hasjust gotprocess of handing over between prime ministers has happened away from buckingham palace —— in the queen's reign. we are told this is because of the queen's mobility issues and wanting certainty around her diary, the decision was taken quite a few days ago to have boris johnson and, as we now know, liz truss, travel to scotland for this ceremony. rather than the queen travelled to london. liz truss's plane took off from raf northolt a short while ago, we think there will be about an hour in between borisjohnson and liz kershaw quitting the queen. —— and liz truss greeting the queen. she will be asked to form a government. she will come back to downing street, we expect her to say something if the weather holds, we think. lots of rain forecast but you never know, she might get lucky and have a dry spell to stand in front of the lack turn, as borisjohnson did earlier, to a transformation, and then she will get on with the job —— stand in front of the reign. some cabinet positions have be

at temperatures 14 in aberdeen, not very high, 14 in newcastle, may be touching 18 in aberdeen, not veryigh, 1a in newcastle, may be touching 18 in the south and the south—east. on sunday, the weather is looking pretty good across most of the country especially eastern and southern areas of the uk but here we are approaching a weather front is approaching a weather front is approaching us a cold front, behind it that's when we start to see that colder air arriving. it that's when we start to see that colderairarriving. so it that's when we start to see that colder air arriving. so yes, we will be talking about autumn chills in the coming days, there will be a brisk wind particularly in the north and if we have a look at the outlook, take a look at aberdeen, it doesn't even make double figures early in the week. and in the south, london, temperatures will be typically around the teens, that wind will feel pretty cold. ijust have enough time to talk about hurricane funeral, which is out of the atlantic, it is just past the west of bermuda. it is expected over the weekend to slam into nova

but we can now cross to aberdeen airport in scotland, where dw correspondent emily gordon is standing by. emily, you're about an hour away from bow moral castle at the moment where the queen died yesterday. tell me what's happening there. will king charles expect to shall have any minutes? photographers almost parked a cub already been moved around to spot him. he will be in a silver dagger and you will then as soon as he arrives, he will board a private jet just behind me. and that plane will take him down to london where he will meet a prime minister list troth and in the evening, he is then expected to give a speech. emily, thank you for that update. we'll come back to you later in the program. but right now, i'd like to cross to the british parliament where the new prime minister list trusts is making a speech to the parliament as head of state. and she loves them all. her words of wisdom gave us strength in the most testing times. during the darkest moments of the pandemic, she gave us hope that we would meet again. she knew this generation of britons would be as strong as anna.

from aberdeen show where a moral castle is down to hollywood house. here. this is the 2nd stage of that journey. not shorter, but no less somber. exactly. it that johnny passed tens of thousands of people across scotland yesterday. it made his way from aberdeen shut down here to the nation's capital in edinburgh. there are people here and have been since very early this morning. some 1012 deep along the royal mile in that very short space between hollywood house and the cathedral. what is surprising to me as someone who spent a great deal of time in edinburgh. i went to college here in edinburgh. i worked here for a year, is that this is normally a very bustling part of tone. but if you stop for a 2nd, the silence is incredible and that's with thousands of people standing here waiting for the events to unfold. no, just looking over to my right is the scottish parliament and have seen members of the scottish parliament m. s p's and elected to all the constituencies in the devolved scottish parliament. they have come out. they are ready to head behind the the

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the cortez left balmoral castle in scotland and travel to aberdeen. from there, it's making its way on to edinburgh passing through dundee and puff before it crosses the queen's free crossing and into edinburgh. once there at the coffin will lie in the throne room of hollywood house palace overnight before church service. on sunday, people have been lining the streets along the routes to pay their respects. let's go live now to edinburgh. our zeros alan fisher. is there alone a long journey than through scotland to allow people to pay their respects to queen elizabeth the 2nd, tell us about preparations there in edinburgh and what's due to be happening over the next few hours? well, the drive from bomb moral to edinburgh would normally take just over 2 and a half hours. they're going at not the direct route by taking it north to aberdeen . and then don't these course through dundee, past path and into edinburgh itself. as we say, the whole journey will take somewhere in the read tours that still allow people to line the route to see their final farewe

we can go to aberdeen airport and ian mcinnis is there.day. this morning, at 8am, prince harry left balmoral, made his way to aberdeen airport and boarded a flight back to london, the first of the royals to head back to london to be with his family. then later this morning we do expect, as you say, king charles to come here, may be the first site we get of him here at the first site we get of him here at the airport, as he makes his way south to london to carry out those engagements. we expect him to come to the airport, possibly by air, and we will front there see him make his way to the royaljet we will front there see him make his way to the royal jet and we will front there see him make his way to the royaljet and he will be heading then to london to carry out those engagements as he begins his reign as the new monarch. ian. those engagements as he begins his reign as the new monarch. ian, thank ou ve reign as the new monarch. ian, thank you very much _ reign as the new monarch. ian, thank you very much and — reign as the new monarch.

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king charles and who saw her really as a neighbor, from ballister it will then go to the city of aberdeenfollowing on from done diaz you can see on your map and perth. it will pass the royal mile going past me to -- behind me as you can see st. giles' cathedral all the way downwards to the palace of hollywood house where the queen will lie in throne room. it is the royal residence here in scotland. then on monday, becky, the coffin will be transported by a procession led by king charles iii and his family from the palace to st. giles' cathedral where she will lie in rest for 24 hours before then making that journey to london where you are, becky. >> isa soares is in edinburgh in scotland. thank you. i'm joined by someone who worked very closely with queen elizabeth ii, simon lewis is her former press secretary and we've been talking about and laying out what is the queen's final journey from balmoral, an estate that she absolutely loved. simon, you've spent time with queen elizabeth ii there. just reflect on how she felt about the place and your thoughts. >> yeah, the late queen loved bal

the last contact as she moves towards aberdeen and down.ould be the 18 with the 19th through aberdeen through edinburgh. there is less contact. this question will have had but i think you will see the same hushed respectful silence as the people of scotland get their chance to say goodbye to queen elizabeth. martha: i'm just thinking about the fact during world war ii the queen begged her father to let her do her part and she became a mechanic and learn how to fix vehicles as part of the military group that she was with. that was a capital uniform that she wore on the 75th anniversary of d-day. she had that cap in front of her on the desk when she addressed the world on the 75th anniversary. i hate about the fact that she had to drive herself. a great range rover vehicle. dozens and dozens. she would drive herself all around balmoral to go hiking and walking and see what game was out there and probably one of these games keepers by her side and her boots and are well leased to the water. this is the countryside of her that was near and dear

not seeing very much indeed, but as it reached aberdeen, then people felt that they wanted to applaud a at that was a sign of a recognition of the queen servicer of 70 years. and also you remember that yesterday reported when the proclamation of the new king was read out here in edinburgh. a note saying that charles had been proclaimed king. there was some level of disturbance including a young woman who had a cardboard to post, which disputed the fact that there should be a monarchy in britain. in 2022, that young woman was arrested 22 year old. and she was charged with breach of the peace, fairly minor of fans. but she will appear in court here in edinburgh on monday. a reminder that while there is overwhelming support for the monarchy in the u. k, it is not unanimous. and many people believe that the idea of a monarchy in a 21st century country in europe is perhaps outdated, outmoded and old fashioned, and o allen, the plans for this moment, but in place for many years. but how is the city of edinburgh coping with all this attention coming so quickly so suddenly as of house well en

she's taken off from aberdeen airports, having seen the queen in balmoral castle. ah, the drawing room there a slightly more relaxed atmosphere than it would have been a buckingham palace, but the queen 96 years of age has never actually i asked her a somewhat to take the prime minister's post or any where else other than buckingham palace. she, as i said, will be coming to london. a motor cave will bring her here for a reception, as she walks into the front, the through the door of downing street with applause from all the staff. and some in the past have been in tears. are natural fact tony blair recalled when, when he became prime minister that someone was saying, look, i think it's a disaster that you're here. i would sooner stay with the previous p. m. so anyway that that could be something that she faces. i don't know, but there will for sure be a, an, an address acceptance address of the prime minister's position in which she will spell out what she intends to do. it's often a time when, when, really acc selective words are used. historic terms that are reme

it'll take a short detour through part of aberdeen. so again, people concern give was sure they're their respects, and it's then going to move southwards as you were saying to the palace of hollywood. but the, the roots of e. 93 particularly passes through several small villages and towns as though under expectation that there is going to be a very large turn out of people to be able to watch the, the cortez go past and pay their last respects not least because to day is turning out to be a beautiful day here in scotland, the weather is holding forth and that the police are, i have been clearing the roads to a low m. v. cortez to be able to move through. but also, as i mentioned before, to allow people the, the best view possible of the cortege and the queen's coffin as it passes by. but it is an important day for the people ah, local to the ball model street, who've been, are working in and around the state, the state for many years and regards the queen very much as a neighbor rom. thank you very much for the moment. rob at rob brown

so, top temperatures on saturday afternoon, 1a degrees for stornoway and for aberdeen, 18 in plymouthesidual showers. best of the sunshine in the south, more cloud further north, and then some heavy rain sweeping in to the north—west of scotland. another relatively cool—feeling day, although it is set to turn colder into the start of the new week. and the reason why is actually partly linked to this — hurricane fiona, a major storm that's recently pushed close to bermuda and is now continuing its journey northwards. it is set to bring hurricane—force winds to some eastern parts of canada. huge amounts of rain as well. this could be the strongest storm of this type to hit canada for many decades. but as it drifts its way northwards, it's not heading in our direction, but it will help to build this big area of high pressure, and with the winds around high pressure flowing in a clockwise direction, that will help to feed in some really cold air from the north as we get into monday. certainly it's going to feel colder than it has of late. there'll be some sunshine, some scattered showers,

that journey will take a quoterush left balmoral castle in aberdeen and i'm sorry, a bell moral castle rather. awe at around, around 5 and a half hours ago, and then traveled on to aberdeen on the course on the coast before heading south. but we'll continue our coverage then here on al jazeera in the coming hours, we'll have a news of for you beginning a little over 25 minutes after the listening post. next, talk to al jazeera. we ask for the rebound, you speak off his clearly come get a high cost for airlines and the industry. what's going wrong? we listen, you were part of the army struggling in the 1970 s. if you have any regrets. you know, we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that are fragile and seat, a partisan press. and as social media demagogue, it knocked out the other side. it shows the impact of his message. and these really military admits the probably kill journalist shanina blacklist and from outer space to your screen, satellite images in the news, the news hello, i'm actually, and this is the listening post will be cover global events through the

it then went to aberdeen for bet . it may, it's making its way on to edinburgh where the coffin will lie in the throne room of hollywood house palace overnight before church service. on sunday, thousands of people lined up along the route to pay their respects to the late plot . many were moved to tears as the convoy moved past it as the cortege made its way through the scottish countryside, aberdeen sher pharmacy paid their respects to the queen. they parked that tract us along the route to form a guard of honor. and this is where the cortez is right now. heading its way to puff at across the river tay, across the frightened bridge. triple. then move on to ward. sir edinburgh crossing over the 4th over the queensbury crossing before it enters the outskirts of edinburgh. alesco lived at browsers here as alan fisher is there. what will happen? ab allen. once sir, are the cortez arrives there in the capital? all just as the queen's body is passing through t site, i think is important to know that that's a part of the cou

he's heading up to aberdeen, share. where the queen is waiting at laurel castle, her highland estate, not at buckingham palace as ordinary be the case she's suffering from ongoing mobility issues. so the politicians have to make their way to her. he will have a brief audience with the queen about an hour and a half the time i. they get an hour and a half or so after that. these trust who will separately have flown up to aberdeen will also have an audience with the queen, and that will be the sort of instrument for parts of the hand of the appointment of the new prime minister. when the queen asks her to form a cabinet and a government and she will then fly back to london, of course, appearing here at downing street mid to late afternoon to make a speech. and then to walk through that famous door number 10 downing street in britain's 4th prime minister in just 6 years. a busy day ahead. thank you very much for the update. we'll cross back to you throughout the day. jonah, how live from day in london, and poor brennan now

of london up to aberdeen then an hour's drive. we haven't seen any movements of such upper aberdeen for prince harry so i guess he could be driving. it would take him a lot longer. he is not known for driving these distances. i'm sure he's taken some sort of jet and perhaps the government would have laid that on in this particular case because of, you know, the situation with the nation in a state of flux and they want resolution and i think at the moment prince harry is the missing part. >> christian, it is such, as richard quest was saying a short time ago, this strange kind of in between moment where we don't know what the queen's exact condition is and may not know until prince harry gets there and whatever process takes place is going to take place before any kind of statement is made. and, yet, the people all around the world are watching and waiting and wondering. >> anderson, exactly. what we know for sure is that there is a family emergency involving the queen and we know that her doctors because of the statement they put

she's gone from ball mortal and headed north to aberdeen. then from there stone, or these coast of the country to dundee, to pass. i'm finally home to hollywood palace with one of the 1st visits the queen made in 1952 unbecoming the monarch succeeding her father was to come here to scotland to stay at holy route to visit the people of scotland. in 1953, she attended a service of thanksgiving at saint giles cathedral, the place where her body will lie at peace on tuesday for the people of scotland to see their fear wells and slowly with great care and with great affection. the color party is there no one bear the body of the queen to be taken to the throne room in holy rude. her coffin will rest over night and then on monday with her son, the new king at the head of the procession, it will be taken to seek giles cathedral the hearse just moving away from the front door. so it's fair to see after leaving balmoral several hours ago. the queen is home and holy root ha. as you say and the end of her long journey there something like 6 hours by ro

day, members of the royal family had rushed to be by the queen's side. several members flying into aberdeen airport before making their way to queen elizabeth's summer home in scotland. about moral o. 4 of the queen's children were there, including the air to the throne, prince charles, now known as king charles. in an official statement, charles said that the family was mourning profoundly, the passing of a cherished sovereign and a much locality through 7 decades. and as we heard in that report, queen elizabeth's death means that her eldest son and heir charles automatically succeeds her to become the king. charles philip arthur george ma button windsor was born in 1948 and he's been waiting all that time to become king. he spent some of those years chased by controversy. his marriage to princess diana fell heart with the disclosure of an affair, was having with camilla parker bowles, a former girlfriend. charles finally married camilla in 2005, 8 years after diana was killed in a car crash. the drama dog, the royal family. but charles began taking on more official duties as his mother, a

arriving at aberdeen at around 11:20 this morning and will move to the city suburbs. the king george a six bridge which was opened by her majesty's mother in 1941 is also on route. next to cortege will head to the countryside past bricken, arriving at 2 pm, it will then head towards perth across the bridge and cross over the free crossing heading towards edinburgh, the cortege will pass towards the castle and head to the castle arriving at 4 pm. the coffin will rest in the throne room to allow staff of the palace to pay their respects. meanwhile new details have been released about the queens lying state in london and her funeral at westminster abbey which will take place on monday september 19th. that as the new prince and princess of whales and the duke and duchess of whales were reunited in windsor for a walk about. our reporter has more on what will unfold in the coming days. in the coming days >> from traditional ceremonies heralding and proclaiming a new sovereign, to a windsor walk about bringing brothers to get them and differences set aside. these are histori

james athey from aberdeen joins us.et's start with what was said this morning, yields meet the high which means stock have to make new lows. do you agree? james: we have seen highs for the year. we are leaning against this level because we think the tightness of monetary policy will hit companies like a sledgehammer and that will invert the curve. i agree with the idea. it should be a cold shower for the equity markets. jonathan: we have the story. >> talking about the unit expansion over the last few years. this venture now facing officials at the fed conducting review of the business and it is very much ongoing. there is no indication of wrongdoing but it goes beyond the regular business of oversight and what they sometimes do is industrywide dive into areas very specific look at goldman, another headache for the ceo. tom: what is the difference between an sec review and other review? >> this is part of the regular oversight overseeing goldman sachs. this goes beyond that where they are drilling into the business and

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following the river to aberdeen. the city of aberdeeen. this is an area the queen goes to regularly. the village of bramar just close to balmoral. the queen would attend the games there. that's an annual event that she by all accounts enjoyed very much. from aberdeen would go through stone haven, into a small country side town there. and on to dundia. a once an industrial power house in scottland before heading through perth and into ed edinburgh. >> thank you for your report. >>> and the dean of westminster explained why the abby held abbey held a special significance to the queen. >> there's a very important significant between this building and the queen. this is the church in which she was married. this is of course the face of coronation. when i was first appointmented, i had appointed i had a meeting with the queen. and she wanted to tell me why it was so important to her. >> let's bring in asis with more. a week's worth of events as this lead up to the funeral on monday continues. this is a long goodbye. >> a long goodbye but i thin

liz truss's aircraft was delayed in landing because of fog at aberdeen which meant that she was someere at 12.20, she was invited to form a government, and she left after a0 minutes. and we've now received the official announcement from royle communications, the queen received in audience with the right honourable elizabeth truss mp today and requested her to form a new administration. liz truss accepted her majesty's offer and kissed hands upon her appointment as prime minister and first lord of the treasury. that phrase kissed hands is a relic from history, there is no kissing, there is simply a handshake. but liz truss left here at one o'clock, she is now on her way back to aberdeen and then of course a flight back to london, to no 10 downing street. hick course a flight back to london, to no 10 downing street. nick witchell, the 're at a no 10 downing street. nick witchell, they're at a very _ no 10 downing street. nick witchell, they're at a very wet _ no 10 downing street. nick witchell, they're at a very wet balmoral, - they're at a very wet balmoral, thank you very much indee

monday. 21000000 pilgrims have gathered in the rocky city of kabbalah for the shia muslim festival of aberdeen is his festival comes as a rock remains paralyzed by political crisis. and with the shiite majority fiercely divided either iranian influence in the country, lou shia muslims in religious ecstasy in front of him on hussein's shrine. every year, millions of people come to this mosque in cabala, where the profit of mohammed's grandson is buried. for she adds the pilgrimage marks the end of 40 days of morning for the ems 7th century death. many pilgrims walked hundreds of kilometers to be here. among them, mohammed suffer from her on your work. i can't put my love my emotions for a mom. his saying into words, i'm totally overwhelmed. our faith defines our lives. but this year there was tension and the air over the she a holy city. some 20000000 pogroms came more than ever before. among them around 3000000 from iran. their arrival came amid rising tensions between teran and iraq's powerful. she ought leda looked into al sutter. his supporters recently fought street battles with iranian ba

day, members of the royal family had rushed to be by the queen side. several members flying into aberdeen airport before making their way to queen elizabeth's summer home in scotland. bout moral o. 4 of the queen's children were there, including the air to the throne, prince charles, now known as king charles. in an official statement, charles said that the family was mourning profoundly, the passing of a cherished sovereign and a much loved mother. tributes to the queen have already begun to flooding from around the world. britain has lost its longest, ever serving monarch a leader who was with so many a cornerstone of stability through 7 decades. and joining me now in the studio as d w, as alex forest whiting, alex, queen elizabeth was on the throne for 70 years. she sought so much history, reminders of some of the landmarks during her re. we're where do we begin with 70 years, 7 decades. i mean when she came to the throne, they were still the british empire. i mean a different life. and when she passed away yesterday, clearly there was no empire left, and so she has her aunt to steer t

day, members of the royal family had rushed to be by the queen side, several members flying into aberdeen airport before making their way to queen elizabeth some a home in scotland. bout moral o. 4 of the queen's children were there, including the air to the throne, prince charles, now known as king charles. in an official statement, charles said that the family was mourning profoundly, the passing of a cherished sovereign, and a much loved mother. tributes to the queen have already begun to flood in from around the world. britain has lost its longest ever serving monarch alida who was with so many a cornerstone of stability through 7 decades. and across those 7 decades. queen elizabeth the 2nd met countless world leaders. now many r hang tributes coming in from around the world. lowering the flag in honor of queen elizabeth a mark of respect from president biden. i the opportunity to meet her before she passed and susan, incredibly gracious and decent woman, the thoughts and prayers, the american people. or were the people who united kingdom and the commonwealth and their grief other wel