this, it's roughly the vicinity of, of, of puff, not too far away from edinburgh, but as alan fisher who's selling us little early, we think that it's running at least 20 to 30 minutes late a possibly longer. it was due to arrive in the capital at 1500 hours, gmc will continue to work to monitor its progress here on al jazeera and we'll continue to keep you updated. in the meantime, we're going to take a look at what else is happening right now in the world. it craves army says that its armed forces pushing further into the ne, hockey region. after making significant gains in a counter offensive, president followed him as lensky says, the advance could be a potential breakthrough. in the over 6 month old war, ukrainian troops said that they've taken control of 2 cities of russian supply routes in col, keith, but russia's defense ministry says that it's staging attacks while a fighting wages. there's been concern about the russian controls parachia nuclear plot. the you and nuclear watchdog agency says that a back up power line is now in place and it's providing electricity in order t

but cross live now to alan fisher, who is in an umbrella and has been following those developments. allen, there was a large round of applause as the queen's coffin that made its way through those crowds. what does that say about how scott feel about the light queen? was it is a great deal of respect for queen elizabeth for her long service for her commitment to scotland for her love of scotland. and certainly we saw that with the thousands who made their way past the coffin while it was lying at rest and sent giles cathedral that you saw them there. even in the early hours of the morning. people lining up for hours at the time just to get the chance to see their final farewells . and they came not just from scotland, but from the north of england, from other parts of europe as well. all wanting to share this moment of grief. and this moment of history, and then the princess royal princess anne, who has been essentially at the queen sites, and she passed away at bar moral on thursday and followed the coffin as it made its journey from the scottish highlands down here to the scottish

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how thank you very much. alan fisher with all the latest there from edinburgh. thanks allen. thousands of protest his have taken to the streets in chalet as the country marks the 49th anniversary, the military coup led by general augusta pena shea. on the 11th of september, 1973, the military attack, the presidential palace left. when present, salvador lender was killed in a violence chilly van injured 17 years of dictatorship houses of political opponents were killed or disappeared, and he knew were arrested, tortured or forced into exile. alas, america editor, listen, you men has more now from santiago. it's a volatile situation every september 11th in this country. it's a date that sparks a lot of pain and a lot of anger and millions of people in this country. it did mark a military coup that took place on the 11th of september long before the twin towers. long before the date that most, most people think of the 11th of september, something that happened in the united states. but here it means something very, very different. it was an attack on democracy and

there is alan fisher who's actually asked what's the cost of the moment alan, we've got minute guns fired by the king's troop royal horse artillery on the, the east lawn. the bells, the submersible bell and a curfew tower bell. are tolling a? what's, what's due to happen there? now, within the next hour, while they, as we've been saying that this is a place rooted in history and tradition, and that will be reflected in the service that we will see. 800 guests have been invited to form the congregation different from the guess who were in westminster abbey. these people are lot closer to the royal family, their personal friends, people who what could the queen, people have a real connection with the royal family. as we said that the service will be conducted by the dean of windsor. he'll be assisted by other clergymen, including the minister from catholic church in scotland and also the rector of the church at sandringham in the east of england. there will be a reading which will essentially repeat what was read at our grandparents' funeral and also her father's funeral. and there will be

i was here with alan fisher. is that for a so ellen, 3 and a half hours to launch the excitement builds again. exactly glorious morning here on florida space coast as well. you can see behind me people have been gathering since before dawn, hoping that they will get a view of the rocket as it launches the 1st space mission. really since 1972. there is a problem though. we know there was a problem on monday when they tried to launch, they thought then that there was a problem with the fueling and it turned out to be a gauge this time. it's another issue with fueling to get the rocket off the ground . you've got to mix liquid oxygen and mix with hydrogen. that is a slight problem with the feed to the hydrogen tank. and so they are working through the process of trying to sort that at the moment, but for the time being they're still hoping that that to a window that they have for the launch between 2 and 4 this afternoon. so in about 4 hours time, it will still go ahead, but clearly there is a concern if there was f

and to algiers, alan fisher, the king on his way then to edinburgh allen, what's due to happen once he gets found while the codes beginning to gather on what's known as the royal mile, the, the road that leads from hollywood palace all the way up to edinburgh. castle at the top of the hill, the traditional home of scottish kings. that is because later on to day prince charles will take, will follow the queen's coffin at his angel's cathedral, whether be a service of thanksgiving. he will be accompanied on that walk by the princess royal princess and the queen's daughter, and also the queen's consort, a camella. if the king's consort, sorry, queen consort is her official title. take some getting used to after 70 years of simply having the queen. but that will be that public service that allows people to express their, their thoughts and feelings for the queen, an actual li in peace ah, for 24 hours to load the people of scotland to file slowly past that st. joe's cathedral a at the place that she came to back in 1953 after a coronation for a service of thanksgiving. at that point as wel

use nuclear weapons onto the blankets describe moscow's language as reckless saying it must stop. alan fisher reports. there have been security council meetings and ukraine before. but this is by far the highest level meeting since the war began. only bomb on the other. the latest developments are dangerous and disturbing. they are further steps away from any prospect of peace and towards an endless cycle of horror and bloodshed hurts. as a permanent member of the council, russia has previously b to it any efforts to denounce its attack and ukraine. and in reality, ext, there's little the council can do to stop the fighting. one man chose this war. one man can end it. because if russia stops fighting the war ends. if you crane stops fighting, ukraine ends. russian foreign minister said guy lover of only appeared in the chamber just moments before his tongue to speak. he insisted what the russians call the special military operation was inevitable. after the 2014 revolution in ukraine is what it allows them, certainly propose that there is an attempt to day to impose on us a completely differe

and in ukraine itself. alan fisher, i'll just either at the u. n. in new york. and you invite war crimes tribunals rejected an appeal, but the last surviving leader of the come our rouge onto group. according cambodian has upheld the genocide conviction and life sentence, and it and 91 year old, who so hon. in 2018. he was head of state during the rule of the canal rouge when 2000000 people were killed. franz louis has been following the story from column for this is the 2nd, but it's also the final case to be heard by the un back tribunal. and to some point, he was initially charged with 3 others, but one was found unfit to stand trial and one died before hit the hearing could commence. he was convicted in 2018 together with noon chain was known as brother. number 2 in the commune. rouge regime and he, this is why he's appealing that conviction and then j died before the appeal could be heard. but the on thursday, the appeals chamber of the community tribunal dismissed nearly all the, all the arguments put forth by to some pon, prostitute. to say he was one of

let's take you live now to london now says alan fisher is outside buckingham palace allen as plans for the funeral a finalized. today's extremely busy day for king charles watson on his agenda today . well, he has a series of meetings. first of all, you meet with the list trust to of course is the new prime minister in the united kingdom and was there as the queen performed to last official duty just a week passed and choose the when she asked list trust formerly to form a government the role of the monarchy, the united kingdom, no one can form a government without at the monarch's consent. after that meeting, he will then have a meeting with the prime ministers of the dominion country. so you're talking about the likes of justin to door from canada. jacinta and then from new zealand who went through i i'm just going to take a look by me because i am a believe that it is indeed this royal standard, that is the king and the queen concert making the way to buckingham palace for though his meetings at which will take place in the next few hours. the list trust will be 1st up. then the pri

out here as alan fisher has more, i lived in london for something years and i'd never seen it as busy as this. and there were times upon tens of thousands of people who felt we had to touch history by coming to london to see their fear. wells to the queen, and so it, it commanded that sort of operation with more policeman, more police officers on the street than we've ever seen for any operation. i may never see the like of it again. this make no mistake about it was a world event. at least 13 people have been killed by shelling and ukraine's eastern city of jeanette's, according to its russian back mer to children are said to be among the casualties. to that city has been controlled by russian back separatists since 2014. a telegram says it's released an american engineer in exchange for a senior taliban member held by the u. s. groups foreign ministers as they exchanged mark ferris at carol airport. on monday, he was reading return for had uber. she had no zine who had been in us custody for 17 years on drug smuggling charges. villages in me and marcy, at least 6 children were kille

we also have a waiting in edinburgh algio as alan fisher and our diplomatic editor james base is outside buckingham palace in london. rob let sir. let's start with you than a poignant moment. a sad moment as that a coffin left about moral around an hour ago. but it was an opportunity for people who considered the queen to be their neighbor, to pay their last respects. queen elizabeth the 2nd, making her final departure from alba moral castle here at home. that she has loved and lived in every summer at least for most of her life when since since she was a very young girl and it was vax longevity if you like that long linked with the castle here and with the surrounding area of aberdeen showed that has made her and the wall family so popular with the local residents. many of the local villagers here have been taken this at the death of opinion. elizabeth, the 2nd particularly hard not least because they regarded her very much as a neighbor. that was a phrase that we have heard. very often when we've been talking to people who've been coming here over the last couple of days to give sorrel

surprise that simply 2 days later she would pass ah, ah ah ah ah ah ah ah, ah, ah. correspondent alan fisher is listening to events from outside some child's cathedral out. and i was just commenting that we have a former and fresh finance. a golden brown and attendant spent the current climate unless trust at 1st service and the queen's death. i mean, it took so many of us by surprise because we had seen just 2 days prior to that her welcoming lives trust and trust into her new role as the bush prime minister. where people would aware that the queen. so wasn't i operating it fill capacity has been to see that she had struggled with mobility issues. she had cancelled the number of important services for her repair, remembrance day last year, being one of them had she didn't attend the state opening of parliament at do where the at monte thursday aware that this sovereign handed out coins to, to do as a need to it's a traditional service, one that she always enjoyed participating in, but she didn't take part in, in easter this year. so there was always the consent. of course, buckingham palace

just begun the service of remembrance for the late queen, queen elizabeth the 2nd correspondent alan fisher, is just outside the cathedral where the coffin passed up the royal mile house. crowds of people coming out to pay their respects and it was follows allen by all of her children, we had king child, came charles a 3rd and came out of the queen consort, where the princess royal and her husband. we had prince andrew and then we had prince edward as well. and so for the countess of wessex, it's so touching tribute, isn't it? the queen and her children now in size, this ancient cathedral. and it's a service of celebration, as well as remembrance. it is a reminder that although a nation is morning, here is also a family that is mourning the loss of a mother, a grandmother, and of course a great grandmother. in the case of her prince william and prince heidi's children as well. and that is perhaps the statement being made of the royal families affection for scotland, but also how it sees its importance in the continuation of the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland. so there

let's cross over to alan fisher. he standing by, he was listening to the speech. of course alan, what stood out for you. what stood out is the, this is largely a speech came to the domestic audience and, and you can understand that to degree. this is her 1st large set piece speech, and it comes 2 weeks after she was appointed prime minister. and of course, a huge part of that was taken out of dealing with official duties because of the death of the queen. something that she reference a couple of times during your speech. so when she talks about how they need to make sure the borders are secure and to regenerate the economy in the united kingdom, those are real domestic challenges for her because she's facing a problem with a plunging currency. also, inflation looks as if is going to keep increasing i, there's going to be huge energy bills for families, and many people are struggling to feed their family. so she's really got to address that. she dealt, of course with ukraine. i essentially saying that freedom cannot fail. i and making the point that there still has

body is lying at rest. members of the public will be able to see her coffin in 8 short while for alan fisher is her life for us in edinburgh and alan meticulously planned and executed her event at saint charles cathedral who we are hearing a reports that there was some sort of protest as the the queen's coffin passed on the royal mile, but that protest there was taken to the grown very quickly and silence. there were protests when the proclamation of the king was read out in edinburgh yesterday. and in fact, a 22 year old woman who was carrying a cardboard sign, it has appeared in court city in edinburgh, charged with the, the minor defense, a breach of the peace. but those who are making disparaging remarks about this are, it has to be said in the minority for most people. thousands had gathered on the royal mile. i can still see a fairly large crowd at the bottom of the royal mile still there. even though the queen will not be returning to hollywood palace at any point, but it says sign that people want to be here for the occasion to, to see their farewell to feel connected to the royal fa

all right, we're watching those live pictures, obviously from windsor castle where alan fisher is standing by for us live allen, this is the final part of the funeral procession. talk us through what happens at windsor castle now? well after the long car, john knew from balmoral through the east coast of scotland and on to edinburgh than the germany by plane to london and through the london suburbs to buckingham palace from buckingham palace to westminster hall and no. finally here to windsor castle. you can finally say that queen elizabeth is home. this is the place she spent. most of our time, buckingham palace is the official residence, but here at windsor castle is where she considered home. after all, the family is no one is the house of windsor. and this is where she will finally be laid to rest in saint george's. chapel were 10 more notes before her have been laid to rest, where a husband prince philip, was leave to rest, where her mother and her father george. the sick was late, were late to rest. i know she too will join them in the royal credit. that has been a long walk across t

the capital of scotland, which is where al jazeera is. alan fisher is. alan. what's the mood that a head of the arrival of the queen's coffin? metallic soothe, the fences and the gates that surround hollywood palace here in edinburgh, which is the official residence of the monarch in scotland. i can see soldiers preparing for the arrival of the queen's cortez and throughout there celia moore, on the other side of the palace. there certainly crowds beginning to gather. they've been here since very early, and we've seen them from the age of one or 2, carrying bouquets of flowers to people her significantly older than not some bearing sweet peas, which was the queen's a favorite flower. now, as the, the cortege has been going through some of the towns as it went through places like bankruptcy and ballots, which are very close to it. bremer at to, to the queen's residence it. there was a respectful silence, but it's been moving through the tones and the cities that has been applause. breaking out as the cortege moves closer and closer to edinburgh. it should arriv

let's bring in our correspondent alan fisher, who's joining us live from edinburgh island. i know that you can't necessarily see the pictures that we're seeing, but can you talk us through the journey that the queen is making on the way to edinburgh? a port you can, you can sense it from the crowd. exactly the reaction to this, many of them have waited for hours to see the departure of the queen. her body was loaded into the coffin, borne by members of the royal regiment of scotland. the queen was the commander in chief of that regiment, essentially the honorary head. so she to close link with the regiment. and as you say, the princess royal, was there someone who also has very close links and with scotland initially, the crowd were silent, and then as the court fulton began to move off, there was a round of applause. and some people been questioning why that would be, and i think it's in tribute to the queen, 70 years of service, public service, a rule she never expected to take. remember her father was never meant to be king, but his laughter, his brother abdicated. he wa

out there is alan fisher is possibly the mom of the best job in television today. he joins us live from florida, a lovely day for it, alex. so here we go. again, the excitement mounts. that's right. hey, we're here on the space coast in florida. the rocket should take off if everything goes well and just under 5 hours time, refueling has started now to get the rocket off the ground, they have to mix liquid or hydrogen and liquid oxygen. and there's a slight problem with the feed of liquid hydrogen at the moment. there is a leak on a line on the outside of the rocket, not on the inside. and they are trying to fix that. and the last few minutes, the launch director has given the okay for the plan to go ahead and try and get that sorted. could it put it cause a problem for the launch at the moment? they're not talking. and those sort of turns, but clearly they're keeping their eye on things and if they have to they will cancel and possibly reschedule for monday, but there is a 2 hour window this afternoon. the intention is to get that blast off and get it done. i and

it was the 2nd time in a week that a technical issue had derailed the mission. alan fisher reports from cape canaveral . the sort of miss launch control at a t minus for hours and 45 minutes and counting. the rocket was primed. the count don't underway, but his feeling of the giant rockets began. it became clear that in that famous phrase, we have a problem. the last name has a recommendation of no go for launch to. ah, the nasa test rector and launch director a leak on the link pumping liquid hydrogen into the tanks was found engineers ran through the plans to fix it. was rector turley, blackwell, thompson, just called, ah, a scrub. but in the end, i to admit defeat the launch scrub the for saturday. we do not launch until we think it's right. and these teams have a labored over that and that is the conclusion that they came to. so i look at this as a part of our space program, of which safety is the top of the list. it's the 2nd time in a week, the much the 8 optimist project had to be stopped short of launch on monday. it was an issue traced back to a faulty gauge launch period. 25 i

will, i rest at saint charles cathedral before her casket is then flown to london out as there is alan fisher has this report out from edinburgh the beginning of the final journey, the coffin of the late queen caddied by the groans keepers of her bo moral estate a place she loved the place. she died initially through the streets. she knew well past the stores and houses of the nearby village and out on to the main roads and the cities beyond. that is yeah. so i i'm happy i was, he had to give us a good 5. it was an absolute pleasure to say how much they, you know, she barabbas and, and we hold while proud in 1st to aberdeen in the northeast of scotland were local officials paid their respects. farmers and horse riders formed their own special gar devona. then on slowly to dundee and path heading for scotlands capital title, so it's to parts, it's who has gave it a whole life to say thank us for some reason. and i just felt there was no way i also wanted to be here to pay my last space. as the coffin, continued it, sad, slow procession. a reminder. the country is moving on. good. okay. the pro

now what we're going to do is going to cross over to alan fisher . he's outside buckingham palace, the official residence of the british monarch since 18. 37, very much seen as the queen's home once the scene. what's the crowds in the turn out? what does it look like? veronda? after $23.00. well, if you look over my shoulder, you can see that the area in front of buckingham palace has been cleared of the crowd. first of all in preparation for the funeral. morrow, but also because that expecting a number of world leaders to arrive here in the coming hours. we saw prince charles arrive a few hours ago. he came from clowns house. no, far away in london to buckingham palace. he's not seeing there at the moment. they are cutting extensive renovation to the plumbing and electrical work there. so he is staying at club house, but he came for his meeting with us trust the new you to prime minister. you remember that she was the, as the queen county don't last official duty, a week passed on tuesday at ball moral when she was invited on the form of government.

in a little over 30 minutes from now, at windsor castle is al jazeera is alan fisher. he's with us now life. alan, what's the mood that well, i can tell you know that the area around the long walk, which some the other side to all windsor castle is no fool which tells us that there are least 100000 people. they are waiting to see the queen, make that final journey. those last 5 kilometers the whole length of long walk to windsor castle. and of course saint george's chapel, which stands behind me in the town itself, that have been crazier since betty alley. most of the streets are incredibly busy. the people on this side won't see very much and that already directing overflow crowds to the park. not far from here, where there is a large screen that has been erected, so they will be able to watch the funeral service here at windsor castle. this was the queen's home. essentially, buckingham palace is the official residence, but this is where she would tend to spend most of her time. this is a place that just radiates history and tradition. the queen, of course, will be bur

she's now been laid to rest. 70 year reign was the longest in british history. alan fisher has more from windsor on the private burial service that happened away from the world's gaze. i lived in london for 17 years, and i'd never seen it as busy as this. and there were, tends upon tens of thousands of people who felt the hot to touch history by coming to london to see their farewells to the queen. and so it commanded that sort of operation with more policemen, more police officers on the street than we have ever seen for any operation and may never see the like of it again. this make no mistake about it was a world event or confusion or has no count power in puerto rico, 90 percent of the island is without electricity. fiona made land for the on sunday . it's now batching the dominican republic. at least one person has been killed. often earthquakes struck off the coast of a theater, the moraine us in western mexico. the us geological survey says it was a $7.00 magnitude quake. the trends were felt in mexico city, where residence ran into the streets for safety. buildings and infrastruc

seeing farewell, alan fisher al jazeera london. ah, am i to the top stories around which is era? iran's president has spoken exclusively to our 0 about talks to renew the 2015 nuclear deal. abraham racy says any removal of sanctions should have guarantees. and the mechanism to achieve a lasting agreement, he says it's now up to the us to make a final decision to reach a nuclear deal. and that the west should also look at israel's alleged stock of weapons of mass destruction. ukraine's president vladimir lensky says, authorities have found a mass grave in the recaptured city of indian. a local police chief says up to 400 bodies have been found ukraine. we took his him in a lightning offensive in the past week and the north northern harkey region. visually, the mas grave has been found. it is you encounter a cave region ness. if a procedure election on the way, we will have more verified information on friday, tomorrow, crane and international journalism will be a great time as president, she's paying has vowed to work with russia to quote, in still stability and positive energy in

lauren: alan fisher has more from windsor on the private burial service that happened away from the worlde. reporter: hundreds of thousands have said their farewells over the last week or so to the queen in a public fashion, but this was a very private farewell for the king and the rest of the royal family. the queens body was taken to st. george's chapel in windsor, but for the private service, it was taken to a much smaller area of the chapel known as the king george tvi chapel named after her father. and the queen was buried alongside prince philip, near her father and also her mother, the queen mother. this was for her children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren to say farewells. to king charles, she was simply mama. even though the royal standard has been lowered here at windsor and replaced with the union flag, which tells us king charles is no longer here yet, there are still people, even after the brush of rain we had throat windsor, i asked why they were here. they knew they wanted to touch this moment of history. they wanted to express their solidarity with the royal family.

from dundee to edinburgh, much later than that, capital of scotland, where it will stay overnight. alan fisher is in edinburgh forest. and alan, tell us more about, you know, and christopher talked about this, the queen's love for scotland. how did people feel about her? i know you met one, her official bank. please tell us about, you know, her relationship and how people felt about her in scotland. i added that there was a warm affection for the queen nether, maybe people who believe that a hereditary monarchy is perhaps so dated in the early 21st century. there were many people who believed that if the monarchy were to end than it should end after the queen because they recognized her public service over 70 years, they are aware of the rule she played. for example, in the 2nd world war, where she'll hand it essentially to, to strip a vehicle and rebuild it as part of the women's auxiliary, a talent that she kept there, even when she was unbar moral. if one of the vehicles when she was out driving broke, don't you are more often likely to find the queen fixing it, rather than wait for someone

blast off from the kennedy space center in florida is been postponed due to a hydrogen league. alan fisher reports from cape canaveral in florida. you got to put in liquid hydrogen liquid oxygen. there was a problem with the liquid hydrogen and the control had the famous phrase that no one wants to hear. when you're getting ready to launch a rocket, we have a problem. the engineers try to fix the problem. they had 3 different goals. in the end, they realized that they were going to be able to sort it so they recommend it to a launch director. that the launch for today be scrubbed. that's exactly what has happened. no, not that have to make the decision when they will go ahead with the launch. there is the possibility. there is a window on monday and a smaller one on tuesday. so maybe it could happen then. the soviet union's last leader mc hunger, which off has been buried, lay to rest, and ceremony held that a moscow cemetery next to his late wife, president vladimir putin did not attend the service fashion. back to officials in southern ukraine's faded, europe's largest nuclear power stat

leaders of northern islands devolved parliament is now back in london to receive his mother's coffin. alan fisher has moved from edinburgh. there was a respectful silence, as the coffin was carried out draped in the line rampant. the standard, the royal standard here in scotland and loaded into the coffin and then a ripple of applause. bronco is just amazing how people collectively and individually can judge the moment quite so well. that applause continued. hundreds, not thousands. this time lined the route between edinburgh, the us of the western suburbs and the year port. and then at the airport, the coffin was borne by members of the royal air force. it young men with a huge responsibility on their shoulders, as well as the coffin of the dead monarch. and many as prime minister says 49 of his soldiers have been killed in fighting with as a by john. the military conflict began early on tuesday, around 3 cities along the border. a man, yes says as by john's army began michelin. but as by john blames armenian ladies are working to stabilize the situation. william rousseau has been sworn in is ke

seeing farewell, alan fisher, al jazeera london, sweden's prime minister has resigned after suffering a narrow defeat in sandy's election to the far right coalition. always reports from now that mcleana anderson 100 in her resignation to the speaker of the swedish parliament at about 11 a. m. stock home time, a very low key and to a remarkable 10 months in charge. she became sweden's 1st. ever female prime minister made the historic decision to take the country into nato. and indeed she improved her party. the social democrats results at these elections with 30 percent of the vote. not enough though. her reign will also be remembered for sweden's shift to the right. the man now charged with trying to put the government together is of kristen, leader of the moderate party, who has thrown that locked in with the right wing suite. and democrats, who in this election have become the 2nd biggest party in sweden. now the door still might be open for magdalena anderson in a sense in her resignation speech. she said that she was prepared to talk to of christopher and to see if he wanted to ch

thank you very much. alan fisher and london a 2nd group of migrants including children have been bus from texas to diamonds. you as vice president come on a harrison washington d. c. this, as the governor of the state of florida defended his decision to fly around 50 migrant for the island of martha's vignette. in the state of massachusetts, the islands are democratic stronghold and popular holidays of the country's political elite. it comes as a dispute over border security, deep engine run up to u. s. midterm elections in november instead of scrambling and worrying about a bunch of rich people and having 50, you know, by the way, they already bus them out. they're gone. they said they said we want every one, no one's illegal and they're gone within 48 hours. and so why not actually look at what's going on? there were more a so our corporate journalists and martha's vineyard today than i've ever done down to the southern border to look what's going on. why don't you go down there and look at some of those communities have to deal with every day. iran president has asked the interior

war with increased international support both here at the united nations and in ukraine itself. alan fisher, i'll just either at the u. n. in new york now strategy as holding a national day as morning for queen elizabeth, the 2nd service is being held at the parliament in canberra. prime minister, antony albany, has spoken at some indigenous australians. i've also been holding protests against the monarchy. a 2nd, look at these pictures. these actually lives out earth sydney can see many people catherine there for those protests. let's go straight to sarah clark. joyce, me live from cameras. erica, to see you. so talk us through exactly what's happening today. we have the national memorial service being held, but we also have will these rallies across the country against the monarchy with the national memorial service here in camber was held. i the last hour. so in palm and house behind me was laid out by strategies. prime minister anthony albanese and was attended by politicians, dignitaries, diplomats and some invited members of the public. and they were paying tribute to the queen, but o

i'll zeros alan fisher reports the beginning of the final journey. the coffin of the late queen caddied by the groans keepers of her ball moral estate. a place she loved the place she died initially through the streets. she knew well past the stores and houses of the nearby village and out on to the main roads and the cities. beyond that, it sounds unhappy, overseer, the fee for concise. it was an absolute pleasure to see how much they know she barabbas and we held rob rog, 1st to aberdeen in the northeast of scotland were local officials paid their respects. farmers and horse riders formed their own special gar devona. then on slowly to dundee and path heading for scotlands capital title. oh, it's the parts, it's who has david, is it a whole life to say thank us. and i just felt there was no way. i also wanted to be here 8 to pay my last space. as the coffin, continued it, sad, slow procession. a reminder, the country is moving on. good. okay. the proclamation of the new king made by some disapproval in edinburgh. a reminder that while the current p

oh, alan fisher is live for us at windsor and allan. we may have seen the queen's coffin lowered into the royal vault, but the burial is still to come and that's a private affair, isn't to take us through. what will happen? well at $715.00 the royal family will make the short walk from the residences at windsor castle over in george's chapel for a final time somewhere. they've come to new betty well over the last few years because you'll remember that. that's where heidi and meghan got married, where prince andrew's daughter was married as well as well. last year prince philip was laid to rest and it is beside him. where the queen will have her final resting place, there will be a private ceremony of buckingham palace. says this is an intensely private time. and after all the public commemorations of the queen and her life, it is finally time where the royal family can say their good byes. we know that king charles traveled to morrow to see his farewell to his mother as she was dying . we know that he then went to northern ireland. he w

seeing farewell, alan fisher al jazeera london. what the authorities are prepared for their cue to stretch as long as 16 kilometers. and the queen has been lying and state in westminster hall as we had there in the heart of london. the cue to see her coughing, a snaking along the thames with allowances for it to stretch as far as solid park, not far from the tower of london. and this is how long it is now. meaning somebody at the back of the keel will have to wait around 8 and a half hours. i under simmons is in westminster for us and people are still turning up and prepared to wait is kind of like amounts of time. most, most certainly lower on the yes, the queue is extending over time. it seems, waiting in line here is about half way you can see westminster is within sight, but it's so long distance because the whole line will go across lambeth bridge and then we've it's way through the streets over there. it could take another 3 to 4 hours. some of these people have been in line for 3 hours already. let's have a word with some of

and though sadly missed by the people of scotland. alan fisher, al jazeera hollywood, palace, edinburgh, and high force that brings us more now from outside. buckingham palace in central london. there are still a few crowds. they've dissipated very much. of course now it's off the 10 o'clock fits dumb, still walking past the defences outside. buckingham palace with the bouquets of flowers threaded through them. there were important official engagements, day for the new king, mainly focused on the commonwealth. something very close to his mother's heart as she rained during the time when the british empire really dissipated away. but she was very keen to ensure that the commonwealth remained in its stead and so to prince charles, met the secretary general of the commonwealth of scotland are also meeting 14 high commission. is the chief dramatic representatives of the commonwealth countries on which he is head of state here in london. now, there have been tensions during recent years and changes in the commonwealth just most recently. barbados became republic and is no longer a country wi

all right, thank you so much. alan fisher and the united nations were in terms of developments in russia itself. right now. men aged $18.00 to $27.00 are obliged to do military service usually for a year with exemptions for medical grounds or for students. and this means that russia could, in theory, mobilize 25000000 people with military experience, but a kremlin and says that conscripts will not be sent to fight in ukraine. and the beginning of the year, rush had $900000.00 active trips. ukraine's forces are much smaller with just more than 196000. they keep hasn't ordered mass mobilization, which boosted it's numbers. rush and launched its invasion of ukraine with under 90000 troops. in february, the partial mobilization means another 300000 reserve. this will be drafted to fight and ukraine from wednesday. russian defense minister sag assure you also announced around $6000.00 soldiers have died in the conflict so far. in july, the u. s. estimated 15000 russian troops had been killed since the invasion began. gabriel alexander reports now from keith. with battle, you've lost his mount

while no one has been charged yet, there is growing evidence that war crimes have been committed. alan fisher al jazeera at the united nations in new york. israel's prime minister had spoken of his support for 2 state solution with the palestinians during an address to the u. n. c, the general assembly a yeah, lucky that comments come after years of his really leaders voiding the topic on the un stage. israel, economic and military strength allows us to protect ourselves, but it also allows us something else to strive for. peace was the entire our world and with our closest neighbors, the palestinians. an agreement with the palestinians, based on the 2 states for 2 people is the right thing for israel security for israel economy. and for the future of our children. let's get started. my calories live hers from un headquarters in new york or mike to what else was said. an interesting statement from the israeli prime minister. it was a bo king. that type of language that one heard in the past from labor lead is like a hood to buck. every framing is the 2 state solution as beneficial to israeli

and though sadly missed by the people of scotland. alan fisher, al jazeera hollywood palace, edinburgh crowds continue to gather around buckingham palace in london with thousands of people leaving floral tribute. but for some britons who question the relevance of the institution of monarchy life goes on. john hall has more from london, seemingly without end. the floral attributes of spilled out from buckingham palace onto the gardens of green park. the crowds, unrelenting make their way along a one way system that no one quite understands. so they just follow the people in front hold on tears or press into action. fetching carried removing plastic, packaging, loving messages. remember a queen who was the nation's grandmother. like we've been here since about 6 this morning to try to clear the flowers of the what we found since you've been have been overwhelmed. the don't 15 truck so far and everyone's just coming in, giving us a hand, we just look at the people. they're picking everything up the little bit in the clear and everything transmitted in 20 or so years of people to culture o

methven who served in the role from 2015 to 20. 19 says he will always remember the queen's humanity. alan fisher went to meet him in sterling scott kgb for almost 4 years. scott nathan with queen elizabeth piper. he would play at a bent play on demand play tune she loved. he left the army almost 3 years ago. and the role he performed for the queen, but left with memories of a woman he respected and admired. for me personally, this wasn't just someone that saw not paying the coin or donna on a bite, not you were the queen's other person to me. am for me m, i had a e t a might be, i was, i was actually got, it was a feeling of was a member of the family. want to tell you that there have been 17 people appointed this over and by 3843 on the 8 a still alive. the former done me to consider that a suit on up to glint behind the cutting the royal life will live. some of the things have been said about how much quick witted she was. a how funny and a me. but for me personally, i was of is off humanity as a person, that was a big thing. am how she treated staff. i should treated me as a person a, me, a,

minutes is the 1st since russia invaded ukraine back in february, that's bringing correspondent alan fisher. it also been listening in the end. we heard, 1st of all and 2nd lover of russian foreign minister repeating the same narrative we've been hearing out of russia that they are fighting near nazis in ukraine, who been dehumanizing people living in separatist areas of ukraine and interesting . he then left the chamber when the u. k. foreign minister started speaking he only arrived in the chamber just before his turn to speak. and of course, as you see, we heard from sergey oliver of that this special military operation. as the russians call, it was inevitable. he went on to list a series of alleged crimes. he says, were committed against russian speaking people across ukraine. since 2014, when there was a new government, it installed in and cave by a what appeared to be a popular revolt not popular as far as cellular lovers concerned, he saw the hands of western nations behind it. and he also pointed to the i c. c. seeing no, the international criminal court is investigating allegations

seeing farewell, alan fisher, i'll just either london of officials impact on sin province say they're seeing arise and was born diseases among flood victims to say patients were initially treated for trauma. for another thing, people suffering from diarrhea and skin infections. the navy is supply much needed, aid and medical equipment to residents are still cut off by the flooding. hundreds of thousands of homeless and more than 1500 people have died. heavy rain is cause widespread. the flooding impulse of central, literally 5 crews received dozens of calls for help to help people trapped in their homes by land slides and fallen trees. the regions and much in umbria, the west especially say they've arrested the head of one of your biggest money laundry rings. officers took john francis marsey into custody in the countries south. on monday, his criminal network allegedly loaded up to $350000.00 a day, using the sale of high and vodka as a cover. the ring was dismantled during a joint international europe, whole operation known as white wall. police started tracking the group after seas

even father alan fisher al jazeera, at the united nations in new york. and the war in ukraine has made lebanon's economic crisis, even worse with many looking to escape the hardships 95 people on board. a boat died on thursday after it sank while carrying about a 150 refugees and migrants. the vessel left lebanon's benuya region. but went down to the port city of tortoise in syria for those on board had been hoping to reach italy. no funerals were held for some of those who died. the lebanese army says it's arrested a man. it suspects was behind a human smuggling operation. was i have to xena hodder, who's joining us from a refugee camp in the city of tripoli and xena a terrible tragedy with similarly no end in sight to this here? no, you talked to anybody here in the bid that we refugee camp in northern lebanon, and they'll tell you, we know the risks. give us a boat and we want to leave. people are tired, they're frustrated. these people have been here for decades. they live in a country which doesn't give them basic basic rights. they have no access t

much of it will be made public that will depend on what the committee decides when he thinks alan alan fisher there in washington dc. bolan's ruling party says it will demand $1.00 trillion dollars from germany as reparations for the nancy invasion during the 2nd world war, the figure follows the release of a report on the costs of the nancy occupation of poland from 939 to 945. poland, right. when government says the country has not been fully compensated, but germany insist compensation was paid in the years after the war. dominic cane has more from berlin. in the 7 and a half years that i've been reporting for al jazeera from berlin, i can count several times that such sentiment has been expressed in warsaw. but it never really gets c friendly reception, as it were in germany. because the view from successive german governments has been that the agreement that was made in the early 19 fifties between the 2 communist governments, one of poland, one of east germany, that the polish side would waive their right to compensation in their view was binding. and that has been the view that has per

ukraine at the russians of course, sat stoically, they didn't clap and they certainly didn't stand. alan fisher reporting live from the united nations in new york. thank you very much. still ahead on al jazeera, dire warnings of another disaster in pakistan where water born diseases are spreading out of control after the worst floods in memory. and hurricane fiona continues to rip through the care of the leading at least 6 people den. ah no hurricane fiona has left the turks and cake off on those still a very strong hurricane. he's heading over from waters the next day or so just good to go to the left of bermuda. meanwhile, the look of the land mass. we are seeing incoming cold weather which should greet friday, which is going to be the autumnal equinox with a big chill. now, it's not bringing snow, it's going to bring a drop in terms. look at toronto, for example, $26.00 goes down to 14 and hangs around there for a couple of days as change on the way fall east encountered. eventually, eastern states, the u. s. as well. and in fact, the temperature in the teen stands for the plains states wher

and the 2nd time in a week than a technical issue. derails the mission. alan fisher reports from cape canaveral disorder miss launch control at a t minus for hours and 45 minutes and counting. the rocket was primed. the count don't underway. but his feeling of the giant rockets began. it became clear that in that famous phrase, we have a problem. the last name has a recommendation of no go for launch to. ah, the nasa test rector and last director a leak on the link pumping liquid hydrogen into the tanks was found. engineers ran through the plans to fix it. was rector charlie back while thompson just called, ah, a scrub. but in the end, i to admit defeat the launch scrub for saturday. we do not launch until we think it's right. and these are teams have a labored over that, and that is the conclusion that they came to. so i look at this as a part of our space program, of which safety is the top of the list. it's the 2nd time in a week the much the 8 optimist project had to be stopped short of launch on monday . it was an issue traced back to a faulty gauge launch period. 25 is definitel

after that, nasa has its site set on mars. alan fisher reports from titusville florida inspired by the words of john kennedy then the president of the united states. america started this space race the intention to put the 1st man on the moon. there were many apollo missions and finally in 1969, neil armstrong became the 1st astronaut cassette foot on the lunar surface. there were many, many more astronauts after him, all of them touching the very edges of the heavens. and now the plan is for america to go back to the moon, but not just for the moon sake itself, this time to establish a base and had to mars and beyond. we were in the space race, we fully thought that the russians were going to go to the moon and had they gone to the main 1st, who knew what could have happened in so that with that space race ignited our passion to get till apollo and a bed at the same time it ignited all the science that was discovered from just that, that one mission, basically apollo 11, where we walked on the moon. and here is our to miss one. on the launch pad, the count don't underway. the intentio