ithink we canjust see angela kelly, you know,... ithink we can just see now... scenes we are witnessing, it�*s the silence, the simplicity and the applause. yes. simplicity and the applause. yes, some applaud. — simplicity and the applause. yes, some applaud, most _ simplicity and the applause. 1a: some applaud, most ignored their heads and pay their respects in silence. there is no hard and fast rule. it�*s incredibly good—natured, all the way along here. people just feel very lucky, very privileged, that they can see this. this is something that�*s never happened thomas ince the union of the crowns in 1603. monarchs have always been commemorated in england, but i think these events have really underpinned, we have been saying how much the queen loved scotland, it goes beyond saying, she did, and what is beyond that, is how much of scotland loved the queen. find what is beyond that, is how much of scotland loved the queen.— scotland loved the queen. and we also know how _ scotland loved the queen. and we also know how important - scotland loved the queen. and we

. >> angwill kelly wrote a -- angela kelly wrote a book about the queen and the planning of all the outfits jesse i know thought all day about his outfit and what to wear. the girls have gone on long enough so your turn. >> i don't have as deep a thousands as the girls but we have a special relationship with the british historically and many people are watching and don't really care as much as other americans or other people in the commonwealth, but this is why it's important. many people from great britain came from the united states to columbia lonize it and went to -- colonize it and i understand that and what she represented was more than the monarchy. it was the british empire and at that time. it was the greatest empire in the entire world has ever seen and the united states came and rescued the british from world war ii from the germans and told them to get rid of their colonies and they've lost a lot of power. we still have this special relationship with great britain and when a monarch diced like this, americans see the relationship through the eyes of her relationship with our pre

i think of angela kelly, who has been the queen's dresser and is really one of her closest confidants and friends. she's the one who designed a lot of those colorful outfits, especially that you saw the queen wearing over the last 25 years or so. she's lost her, really, her dearest friend and her boss. for many of them, this was the end of their careers. charles will bring in his own people, maybe a few of them will stay, but for many of them, this is the end of an era of their career and their great friendship with queen elizabeth as they say good-bye. it'll be a very special moment at buckingham palace upon this arrival of the queen's coffin today. >> harris: quickly before we move onto other news and we'll come back as this happens in about 15 minutes or so. emily. >> emily: martha, you talked about the dress maker, my favorite outfit of the queen was her 90th birthday neon green ensemble. that goes down in history. such a bright light shining from within and her majesty was on the currency at times over 33 could your honor seizure disorderses for countries. currency for countries.

. >> i had the privilege to work for her majesty with angela kelly on a book for the diamond jubilee.d on a book celebrating the queens coronation. he ended up working for her for three years. like so many others. she changed his life. >> she was very humble and very kind. and just a very patient woman. actually, i found. and a nazi sense of humor. >> the queen assassin we now have a king. that's how it works. as centuries old tradition that ensures that we always have a figurehead. it means that nothing has changed. although of course in reality everything has changed. stuart ramsey, sky news, heavy on thames. while the death of the queen means that king charles has not just become head of state of the united kingdom, but also 14 other countries including new zealand, jamaica, and canada. the ceremony to proclaim britain's new king is new to take place in ottawa today and the skies martha keller was there. canada is one of 16 sovereign states and which the queen was monarch at the time of her death. you can see behind me there is queen who left their home tooth see their condolences.

>> you know, i remember meeting angela kelly and we had to go there before i made the sculpture, there was a big amount of things on display and i felt as though i was choosing the tiara so yes, i think it was. >> did that surprise you? obviously she could presumably dictate what she wore for you, does it surprise you that you were given that level of freedom? >> absolutely, it's surprising how she would get up and just go to the table and push on, it was so unusual. the experience was absolutely out of this world, to me she seems ordinary in some ways, so much like everybody, but so special. she had such a magic about her, and her face and her skin and the way she walked, i thought terribly emotional at the end. >> did you get to see her after the peace was finished? >> yes she unveiled it at her house and i met her on numerous occasions, we went to a palace, jack my husband and i, and we have a picture there. >> it is really beautiful. >> how long did the whole process takes? >> i think because of -- in between we had big gaps, probably a year from start to finish. >> that is a prett

when angela kelly, who was in the room with my wife and i, and she came to remove that garter robes,have sat for great painters in her time, did she discuss her interesting painting? did she discuss what she wanted to see? whether any instructions at all? no, and that is where one's role is very complex because you can't ever really be completely alone in the creative process in the studio, sometimes you come to moments where you would have to bat out of there, refocus on what it was you were trying to say and move forward in the knowledge that people now for the knowledge that people now for the rest of time would be looking at it. what i would say it she said to me after she had agreed to unveil it, she had said, this plating needs to be seen. i it, she had said, this plating needs to be seen-— it, she had said, this plating needs to be seen. ., , to be seen. i need to “ump in there, at the unveiling, _ to be seen. i need to jump in there, at the unveiling, there _ to be seen. i need to jump in there, at the unveiling, there must - to be seen. i need to jump in there, at the unveil

i think angela kelly has since said she liked it a lot. a, angela kelly has since said she liked it arsonally and gave him a print of my ported — personally and gave him a print of my ported so that makes me think it was appreciated, although i can understand the queen was unable to say anything about the images we created _ say anything about the images we created i— say anything about the images we created. i like to think that is the case _ created. i like to think that is the case. ., y , ., , , created. i like to think that is the case. ., , . case. lovely stories. it is so nice to share- — case. lovely stories. it is so nice to share- it _ case. lovely stories. it is so nice to share. it is _ case. lovely stories. it is so nice to share. it is quite _ case. lovely stories. it is so nice to share. it is quite helpful- case. lovely stories. it is so nice to share. it is quite helpful for l to share. it is quite helpful for people at home to talk to people who just got here because the atmosphere here is remarkable. it is just got here because the atmosphere here is remarkable.— he

when angela kelly, who was in the room with my wife and iconic to remove the garter robes, —— who wasformal to the real person as they came off? it was almost as _ person as they came off? it was almost as if— person as they came off? it was almost as if he _ person as they came off? it was almost as if he were _ person as they came off? it was almost as if he were sitting i person as they came off? it wasj almost as if he were sitting with your most favourite grandmother. she was wise, extremely experienced, and for all of her majesty she wore it with such unbelievable style and she was so beautiful. she with such unbelievable style and she was so beautiful.— with such unbelievable style and she was so beautiful. she would have sat for some great _ was so beautiful. she would have sat for some great painters in her - was so beautiful. she would have sat for some great painters in her time, | for some great painters in her time, did she discuss her interest in painting and what she wanted to see? were there any instructions at all? no, and i think that is where one pot as a portrait a

, hairdresserand her great _ angela kelly, hairdresserand her great companion was actually designingso you didn't have mass fashion _ because also you didn't have mass fashion in — because also you didn't have mass fashion in the same way. you couldn't— fashion in the same way. you couldn't wear a polka—dot dress and then suddenly find the high street would _ then suddenly find the high street would run — then suddenly find the high street would run them out because it was popular~ _ would run them out because it was popular~ it— would run them out because it was popular. it didn't work that way. talk— popular. it didn't work that way. talk about— popular. it didn't work that way. talk about her evening gowns. she had these amazing evening gowns from when she was very young, but of course every state dinner she ever attended. in her 205 and 305, that is when she looked to be the epitome of glamour. the is when she looked to be the epitome of clamour. �* . is when she looked to be the epitome of clamour. �* , ., of glamour. the british are brilliant at _ of glamour. the british are br

when angela kelly who was in the room with my wife and i, they came to remove the robes, she did so andall? trio she wanted to see? were there any instructions at all?- any instructions at all? no and i think that _ any instructions at all? no and | think that is _ any instructions at all? no and i think that is where _ any instructions at all? no and i think that is where 1's - any instructions at all? no and i think that is where 1's role i i think that is where1�*s role as a portrait artist for the monarchy is complex. sometimes you come to moments where you would have to back out and refocus on what it is you were trying to say and move forward in the knowledge that people now for the rest of time will be looking at it. she did say to me that this painting needs to me that this painting needs to be seen. fit to me that this painting needs to be seen-— to be seen. at the unveiling, that must — to be seen. at the unveiling, that must be _ to be seen. at the unveiling, that must be the _ to be seen. at the unveiling, that must be the most - to be seen. at the unveiling, i that must be t

waiting, who have been such a constant in the queen's life, alongside her personal care pages and angela kellyersonally. talking about the public side, and as _ this quite personally. talking about the public side, and as lord - the public side, and as lord lieutenant of london, of all places, you will have had your regular contact, you will know exactly what this relationship is about. the lord lieutenant c in itself is a role that lots of people may not quite get what it involves. how would you explain it? the get what it involves. how would you exlain it? . ., get what it involves. how would you exlain it? . . , explain it? the challenge with it is it is a relatively _ explain it? the challenge with it is it is a relatively modern _ it is a relatively modern institution in our country, it was king _ institution in our country, it was king henry— institution in our country, it was king henry viii who established the role of— king henry viii who established the role of lord lieutenant so we are only 500 — role of lord lieutenant so we are only 500 years into it, and his brief— only 500 years

. — then she went to work with her dresser, angela kelly, to devise the pink outfit— dresser, angela r. she knew what to do at all of the right times as well. just to explain what we are bringing you this afternoon. our camera is on buckingham palace. king charles is inside at the moment. he has a number of meetings, appointments this afternoon, in particular we know he is meeting the commonwealth general secretary, baroness scotland. much more to come. the cameras focus right now on capital because although the focus of our day overall is, of course, the journey that the queen's coffin is making from balmoral to edinburgh, it's a convoy of a number of vehicles and, quite rightly, drivers must take breaks. there is a break in the driving at the momentjust for a pit stop. very necessary for safety reasons. that's why we have a break in the coverage of that if you are wondering why our camera is instead focused on buckingham palace when, of course, much of our focus todayis when, of course, much of our focus today is on the scotland for very obvious reasons. but it is a journey which is

person who gave her the look in recent years that was so distinctive that everybody recognises, angela kelly is i again. back in public going to . westminster hall, which is the oldest part of the palace of westminster, which is a royal palace. three key holders of the palace of westminster in one of thoseis palace of westminster in one of those is the lord great chamberlain, a new appointment, because they change with each new reign. and she will lie in state in westminster hall. built after the reign of william the conqueror. history is there. charles the first was tried there. charles the first was tried there. charles the first was tried there. charles ii! appeared there this week. it used to be where they held coronation feasts and the last one was for george iv and then they abandon the idea because it was considered to be a little bit too expensive. there was a cost of living crisis at the beginning of the 19th century. but now this is the 19th century. but now this is the place where traditionally there is the lying—in—state and people will file past as they did 20 years ago when the

when angela kelly, who was in the room with my wife and i, came to remove the garter robes, it was very was removed,... you went from the formal to the real person as the garter robes came off. it real person as the garter robes came off. . , real person as the garter robes came off-— came off. it was almost as if ou came off. it was almost as if you were — came off. it was almost as if you were sitting i came off. it was almost as if you were sitting with i came off. it was almost as if you were sitting with your. came off. it was almost as if i you were sitting with your most favourite grandmother. she was wise, magnificent, extremely experienced, and for all of her majesty, she wore it with such levity and such unbelievably —— unbelievable style, she was unbelievably beautiful. she would have i unbelievably beautiful. she would have sat i unbelievably beautiful. she would have sat for i unbelievably beautiful. she would have sat for some great painters in her time, did she discuss what she wanted to say, whether any instructions at all? ., ., ,, ., , all? no, and i think that is wher