adina: hundreds of people have gathered here in windsor tonight.thers near the historic long walk. people of all ages, families with young children, local residents, tourists have all come together to mark this day. and they have been paying respects. but you have been leaving flowers paid you may be able to see some of those floral tributes behind me. and others have lit candles. there was a narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. ♪ da-da-da-duh-da-da-da♪ ♪ da-da-da-da-da-da ♪♪ ♪ ♪ narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: cfo. caregiver. eclipse chaser. a raymd james financial advisor tailors advice to lp you live your life. life well planned. narrator: funding

and he just tweeted a picture ah, of of fi t o in ender adina times. i've been saying we continuing our so of course this is not great news for ukraine, but are so they're continue on fighting and these are fancy of this counter offensive is still gaining momentum or if it's still gaining momentum, bud comes amid these plans all of a sudden to hold so called referendums in separate us hell, territories in ukraine, in the next few days. how's ukraine responding to that? well, ukraine will never recognize. those are so called referendum they hold no legal or legitimacy or just as their referendum are held in 2014 in crimea, didn't. and wasn't either recognized by the international community or, you know, are we talking about for regions blue hands, donors, as average i and had a son where's where russia is losing ground? what that russia doesn't entirely master on the ground decanter offensive. the ukrainian counter offensive is still ongoing, or the troops have gotten a hold of her of the river. ask you this is a y d, a governor ukrainian governor, the

members of the electoral commission that validated the vote had themselves earlier disowned the result. adina says he will respect the supreme court's decision, even though he strongly disagrees with it. the judges dismissed all 9 claims by relo dingoes lawyer saying they found no credible evidence that there was any tampering with the results. ah, people have been celebrating in various locations across penya also here in ken gimme now ruby, they are jubilant that kenya's supreme court upheld the results declaring william router winner of the august 9th general election. i'm so so happy to be so happy with that. my router is that man? god, what can i do? yeah, sure. you got me thinking i fully supported ryan as coalition, but how things stand now? i don't i have decided to stop supporting him and i have accepted that riley has lost my bob good. now the driver is old, he should retire. he should join the government to go to the garden. shortly before chief justice coleman had delivered the long awaited position at the supreme court . the prison. this is i unanimously decision of the court. th

adina campbell, bbc news, hounslow.dsor, tonight, as the queen was finally laid to rest. earlier, the famous long walk here was packed with thousands of people joining members of the armed forces to watch her finaljourney into the castle. my colleague reeta chakrabarti has been out among the crowds today, as windsor remembered its most famous resident — the queen. the view from the long walk. recorded by thousands of devotees. this was not a crowd of world leaders or dignitaries but of ordinary people who came to say goodbye. i've been quite emotional through most of it, actually, to tell the truth. which is generally not me, so... and you. yeah, absolutely, yeah. yeah, wejust had to come up to witness it, like. it's made me feel very emotional, i but it was nice to see her come home and to say my final goodbye. and she'll be with - philip soon, won't she? so they'll be together. there is an atmosphere of celebration here as well as sadness. celebration of a long life well lived as well as sadness that the queen has fin

adina campbell is there. how would you describe the atmosphere in windsor this evening?there is a deep sense of loss here in windsor tonight. pele have been gathering to pay their respects. they have been laying flowers. those flowers have moved to the long walk. they have been reflecting on some of their fondest memories of the queen and people have traveled far and wide but of course, they are close to local residents and we can speak to one local family that got here at about half past nine. you are from slough. just 15 minutes down the road. mariam, you were a big fan of the queen. >> i was. i was very sad to hear the news that the queen had passed away. >> you were your back in may during the putnam jubilee. >> i was. >> how is that? >> it was really fun. it was amazing to see and watch. >> you met the queen in the past, you have been in proximity. what was that like? >> i am proud to be here this evening although i would rather not be. just an amazing lady. 70 years. we just celebrated jubilee. an incredible week for this nation and one that will go down . just ver

adina campbell, bbc news, hounslow. queen. the famous long walk was packed, with thousands of people joining members of the armed forces. my colleague reeta chakrabarti has been out among the crowds today, and we canjoin her now, reeta. the crowds are dispersing after a long day on the long walk, and there are clips of the queen was mike —like been played on the big screens behind me. the atmosphere has been quiet and reflective but there has been a positive element with people wanting to celebrate a long life, well lit, as well as wanting to mourn the late queen. and it is clear that windsor remembers her with deep respect as well as admiration. the view from the long walk, recorded by thousands of devotees. this was not a crowd of world leaders or dignitaries but of ordinary people who came to say goodbye. i�*ve been quite emotional through most of it, actually, to tell you the truth. which is generally not me, so... and you. yeah, absolutely, yeah. yeah, wejust had to come up to witness it, like. it made me feel very

adina campbell. _ community in mourning. adina campbell. i— community in mourning. people paying their respects outside the building. 0r, respects outside the building. or, as we have been hearing, our new prime minister, liz truss, has led tributes to queen elizabeth, saying she was loved and admired by people around the world. and describing her as the rock on which modern britain was built. 0ur political editor chris mason is in downing street now. we know that there was a discussion in parliament today over the appalling cost of living crisis. that debate overshadowed by the situation concerning the queen, and i wondered now, situation concerning the queen, and iwondered now, given situation concerning the queen, and i wondered now, given the stability of the queen not only brought to the rest of british society but also the political life of this country, that has now sadly gone. tt political life of this country, that has now sadly gone.— political life of this country, that has now sadly gone. it has. what we witnessed at — has now sadly gone. it has. what we

adina campbell, bbc news, hounslow. what she meant to the nation. i name this ship queen elizabeth ii. there is a hole in our nation's life where the queen used to be. newsreel: queen elizabeth ii went down to meet the sea. _ a golden chain has been broken. a requiem played to a kingdom's proud past. when the queen came to the throne, britain and the world was still coping with the privations and aftermath of the second world war and still living by the conventions of earlier times. figurehead of the greatest generation, the queen was respected for values burnished by war. patient queueing a fitting act to honour a sovereign who understood the significance of good manners, especially in dark days. we should take comfort that while we may have more still to endure, better days will return. we will be with our friends again, we will be with our families again, we will meet again. her death detaches living memory from the country's finest hour. but her parting is cloaked in a pall of patriotism that emboldens national self

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