dea, in north wales, in windsor, in the center of windsor at windsor castle indeed is l 0 is alan fisher allen, the queens, coughing, state. hus. not too far away from me. that looks its and its going through stains on its way. now the outskirts of windsor wants to to happen. and once it gets them home, they'll make kids procession up the long walk and then into windsor castle itself. from there it will be carried into the church, into saint george's chapel. there is a congregation that have been gathering there for the last couple of hours. this will be a better different congregation from the one that we saw in the b a itself. this is a congregation of a 100, were talking about people who are very close to the queen who are friends of the royal family who knew the queen for many, many years. and they will be there to say a much more personal farewell that dina windsor will oversee the service there. and that will take a probably in the region of about an hour, there will also be readings that will be him as well. and the one of the, the hymns that will be something is a russian him, which wa

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

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 capit

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 this part of london, i

we're going across live now to our correspondent alan fisher, who's in london allen. there the king and his siblings. still a similar tribute at inside saint charles cathedral didn't day back in scotland. and we also saw june the, the queen mother's funeral, a few years back yates, at known as the vigil of the prince's, essentially all the family or other children from the queen. ah, take their place and guard the coffin. it's become a tradition and know the, the, the royal family and obviously something that the did the king and his 2 brothers and sister wanted to do very much. you can see that the lines are still pushing past here. i am happy for some time just about an hour ago the reopened the park to la people to join the line. that was the good news for people who were hoping that they would get the chance to, to join this line, stretching as it does several kilometers. are the bad news is that those are joining the line. no. can expect to be in the line for more than 24 hours and you see that people not brilliantly prepared because they are dawning layers and i

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 country. she also knows well because her mother's family came from te site. in fact, they lived in glands castle, which is not far from path. and she spent a number of her childhood summers there with her grandparents. but you're right, adrian. she's heading here to hollywood palace, which is the official residence of the monarch in scotland. summer she would come at least one week every year. and now with her, the strains of the pipe were seen soldiers being drilled. they're all getting in preparation for that arrival. no, she was due to be here in about an hour's time. but if she's just coming to path, no, i suspect she's at least 90 minutes, possibly 2 hours behind schedule. but the people here and not really worried about that at the moment. oh that it's rain in the forecast for the next couple of hours . so that might start to reduce the crowds, but people have been here

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 it opened, or

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

having companies look as good live now to alan fisher who's standing by for us just outside at the que allen. we just heard from back him there . who else have you been speaking? so one of their been telling you about why they're prepared to wait so long to say good bye to the queen. well, this is a real cross section of london's global population. there have been filing past here over the last few hours. the good news is they have reopened the line, so if you want to join, you can go to southern park about a kilometer away from here and join. the bad news is if you join the line, it's going to take somewhere around 24 hours to make your way to westminster hall. come with me and me a gentleman by the name of steven hughes as you can see by his cap. his a former paratrooper stephen, you've been in the line for quite a while. no yet. what does the queen mean to you? she was everything. she was my boss for 36 years. so man, boy, of, of all of the fall of no, no errors. my boss did you ever meter j america? latanya? tell his brother i was on there. and emma forces straits. my at i so met prince

discuss the war in ukraine in a few moments time let's bring into alan fisher, who's tracking development for us in new york. hello. the allen, the meeting will bring russian and ukrainian foreign ministers as well as the us secretary of state together, around the one table. i my colleague, jim's bees. his has literally in the last couple of minutes just spoken to the korean foreign minister and said that the 2 of you are going to be in the same room . you and the russian foreign minister, will you speak? will you interact? and he answered by saying i will socially distance from him. so you can see that there's not going to be any direct communication between the ukrainians and the russians. this is the 1st security council meeting it since february, since the invasion to discuss what has happened in ukraine. up until this point, the russians have managed to veto any discussion. is there likely to be something from the security council at the end of this to say, we are going to do x or y? that's highly unlikely. again, because of the russian veto. and interestingly enough, let him use the lensky, the ukranian president, ment

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 is to some degree, a political statement in there too. but this is a div for remembrance and you had at the beginning of this service just ho historic and

alan fisher reporting live out from edinburgh. many thanks. wanted to alan. let's go live than our diplomatic editor james bass at his outside. buckingham palace in london, allen up sir j, the, the scale of, of this operational that has got underway in scotland to bring the queen's coffin and the cortez from where she died at balmoral. so as to edinburgh. then of course, ultimately to london, i just can't be underestimated the scale of it. and we now have a date of the state funeral, which will be on the 19th of september. that's right, the 19th of september. and as you say, the scale of this, this national morning, is all very, very well planned, that the queen herself, was involved in the planning. she approved these plans that are now coming into force. and that will play out over this 10 day period until the funeral. that takes place, as you say, on monday, the 19th of september, relatively quiet day for king charles. today, he's currently in current house. that is his home. it's a very short distance from buckingham palace. it's known as one of the royal residences that perhaps is a little bit more like a home than a palace. he's been come to be living wi