for 70 years, elizabeth died at the bal moral residence in scotland, in the press service of buckingham palace. reported the queen died peacefully at the ballhis afternoon the king and queen consort will remain at the ball of morality this evening and return to london tomorrow the national life or the kingdom will last 10 days saving the british economy which is being overwhelmed by putin the uk government plans to freeze gas and electricity tariffs for two years to implement this program, the authorities plan to take a loan . according to the approximate calculations of british journalists, the amount from 100 to 150 billion feet is what it will cost to save the population and business from the energy shock caused by the sharp rise in energy prices in europe, the prime minister of the railways blamed for this crisis directly on putin, who unleashed a big war in ukraine earlier this week, i promised that i had coped with the sharp rise in energy prices, which faced seven businesses across the uk and today i'm delivering on that promise our government will immediately start implementing a new electricity price guarantee which will give peopl

against ukraine, the first royal affairs today, charles 3 will leave the scottish castle for a ball of moraleo london with his wife camilla, who is now the queen consort in the capital of britain, the king will make his first speech as head of state, according to the bbc, and soon it will be officially announced as the new king, the ceremony will take place at the st. james's palace in london. queen elizabeth ii passed into eternity the day before she was 96 years old, of which 70 she ruled the british empire became the new king according to the principle of the throne of succession her son at the age of 73, prince charles , he was the direct heir for the longest time in the history of britain in line for the royal throne, prince charles was from the age of three and for now, this was all the news for this time, read more on our website espresso tv a summary of the main points on the espresso tv news telegram channel and the most interesting information on the espresso tv youtube channel and expect the next news release already at 14:00 pizza on the air of our espresso news channel and euro p

the beginning of the final journey, the coffin of the late queen caddied by the cones 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 was unhappy ever. she has to say good bye. it was an absolute pleasure to serve her majesty i. you know, she would rob ross and, and we held rog 1st to aberdeen in the northeast of scotland were local officials paid their respects. farmers and horse riders formed their ordinance, special, gar devona. then on slowly to dundee and path heading for scotland capital i took a o x to parts it, so has davis. is it a whole life to say? i just felt there was no way i wanted to be here and to pay my loss to space. as the coffin continued its sad, slow procession. a reminder, the country is moving on. god. okay. the proclamation of the new king met by some disapproval in edinburgh. a reminder that while the cone passes automatically from the queen to her eldest son, the affection the country held fo

the queen of the united kingdom is dead at $96.00. 19 of longest rainy monarch passed away on thursday at her scottish home ball. moral one of 4 final official acts was appointing the 15th prime minister just a few days earlier. and london, a buckingham palace becomes the center of national morning. the queen's eldest son takes over as king charles the 3rd. he says the family takes comfort in all the affection that was shown to the queen. ah, i mind book rep, welcome to the program. a day the united kingdom long new would come as arrived. queen elizabeth, the 2nd is dead at the age of $96.00. she was one of the world's longest reigning monarchs and heads of state. her death means her son charles, succeed sir immediately at the age of 73. taking the name king charles with 30 called his mother's death, a moment of the quote, greatest sadness for himself. and the royal family condolences of come in from leaders around the world, german, chad, so of shelter says she was a role model and an inspiration for millions of people that was in london. the seat of the royal family gathered to pay their respects. oh, they gathered

beginning of the final journey, the coffin of the late queen, carried by the gardens 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 is your son is unhappy. i received a faith from concise. it was an absolute pleasure to serve her majesty. i know she will rob ross and am we held rob broaden? first 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 path. it's who has david, is it a whole life to say thank us. and i just felt that there's no way out of wanted to be here. 8 to came, i lost the space as the coffin, continued it, sad, slow procession. a reminder. the country is moving on. good. okay. the proclamation of the new king met by some disapproval in edinburgh. a reminder that while the crime passes automatically from the queen to her eldest s

of what she had to say. we are all devastated by the news that we have just heard from ball moral. the death of her majesty the queen is a huge shock to the nation and to the world. queen elizabeth the 2nd was the rock on which molten britain was built. our country has grown and flourished under her reign. britain is the great country. it is today because of her. she ascended the throne just after the 2nd world war. she championed the development of the commonwealth from a small group of 7 countries to a family of $56.00 nations spotting every continent of the world. we're now a modern, thriving dynamic nation. 3 2nd thing. queen elizabeth, the 2nd, provided us with the stability and the strength that we needed. she was the very spirit of great britain, and that spirit will endure. that was the british prime minister speaking earlier today. let's look back now at the life of the world's oldest and longest reigning monarch. o, no british monarch reigned for as long as queen elizabeth the 2nd. ah, she was a constant in time of dramatic change. ah, all was disciplined. always dutiful.

allotted for the civil memorial service, now the coffin with the queen's body is in the ballroom of the ball moralecastle and will be delivered to the holy rock house palace in windenburg on sunday, then it will be flown to london on the eve of churches across the great britain has placed mourning books where anyone from parishioners can write down their condolences, the queen's burial will be the first state funeral since her first prime minister among winston churchill in 1965 , the news team is already preparing a fresh issue, but do not switch because the marathon is the only news work for you 24/7 vadim kolodyachuk and olesya nitsevich will continue friends good morning to you and i wish you a good and successful broadcast thank you olena really good morning because 200 days of war and more than 2000 square kilometers have been liberated and again this ukrainian territory for what we thank the armed forces of ukraine we start our main broadcast on september 11 the day is brave ukraine strong soon the sky above the occupiers will say good evening we are from ukraine joining the army drones from

and that's an extension to some degree of the kind of warmth of the local people here in ball moral. i've been feeling for the family because the families holidays here for many years have been a part of the community and regarded as neighbors. so it's no surprise that they the king would receive that kind of reception in london as well. i'll 0. we're matheson reporting live back from balmoral castle and northeastern scotland will not take a look at what else is happening in the world in just a moment on i was 0 but 1st some images from queen elizabeth's 70 year rain. oh, i did. i have i. whether to short shall be debated. the old service. ah ah ah, what i say to you now, the queen and as a grandmother, i say from my home, i want to pay tribute to diana myself. she was an exceptional and gifted human being. ah ah ah, we have seen the worst, but also the best of our continent. we have witnessed how quickly things can change for the better. but we know that we must work hard to maintain the benefits of the page world. ah, me the un secretary general and tony of the tennis has arrived in

but it's been very interesting to watch the faces of people here in ball moral. because while we've been hearing about cala cries of anguish and upset and concerned at the loss of the queen, here the atmosphere is different. it is not somber. it is respectful when people clearly going by little expressions on their faces have suffered some sort of loss, but sometimes it seemed a unable to put it exactly in towards what it is, the that the connection that they had with the cream. so with, with this procession, that is of people that we've been seeing coming through to the ball moral gates. there's been a variety of different people. this is a time for local people and people from all over the world to pay their respects to her majesty the queen. okay, for now rob mathson that at tat bow morrow castle forest there. thank you. ulta many in britain at queen lisbon was a symbol of stability. a figurehead who upheld the institution of monarchy, she inherited a post warburton saw the end of its colonial empire and witnessed briggs it throughout. everything should remain

we hear other members of the of her family are also on route the duke of york, prince andrew is currently on his way to ball moral the count and the countess of wessex. edward and sophie also traveling the princess anne, who is already in scotland is also making her way there. and fact, all the queen's children children are either at or traveling to bar morrow. that's what we're hearing. and of course, she was 90. 6 years old, she reigned for 17 years and 70. yes, pardon me? and seen 16 prime ministers in the office. and just, just a little bit more news that we're getting. the duchess of cambridge has remained in windsor a because prince george, prince of charlotte and prince louis are on their 1st full day at the new school. that's just some news coming into us from about her great grandchildren. oh. c so earlier we heard from mistrust, the you case, new prime minister. it was out she, while she was speaking the commons, that her we got we, we thought her get the news that something was going on that perhaps the queen was not well, and this is what liz cross had to say. the whole country will be deeply concerne

beginning of the final journey, the coffin of the late queen, carried by the gardens 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 was unhappy over she had to say from concise, it was an absolute pleasure to serve her majesty. you know, she would rob ross and we held rob project 1st to aberdeen in the northeast of scotland were local officials paid their respects. farmers and horse riders formed their ordinance special guard devona. then on slowly to dundee and pat heading for scotland, capital title, so extra parts it so has david, is it a whole life to say thank you. so i just felt that was no way i wanted to be here 8 miles to space. as the coffin continued its sad, slow procession, a reminder, the country is moving on. god. okay. the proclamation of the new king met by some disapproval in edinburgh. a reminder that while the cone passes automatically from the queen to her eldest son, the affection the country he

but it also highlights the importance of the ball model, a states bar, moral castle to the royal family. and majesty the queen has spent almost every summer at ball morals and she was a very little girl. as indeed have many other members of the well family and one of those reasons. one of the reasons for that is pretty straightforward. if you look here, you can see how dense these trees are and live the whole estate, which is about 50000 factors is so the surrounded by very leak forbidding looking high hills. but what that has done over the years is to a low, loyal family, a significant degree of privacy, and also an ability to relax that perhaps they don't get elsewhere. and very often there have been reports that they've been seen walking through the grounds, but also driving through the local villages. it's understood that her majesty the queen would go shopping in some of the local stores when she was able to in previous years. that has meant that the people, particularly in and around the barbara all the state. i've become very protective of the queen over the years, a one woman i

we are all devastated by the news that we have just heard from ball moral the death of her majesty the queen is a huge shock to the nation and to the world. queen elizabeth the 2nd was the rock on which molden britain was built. all country has grown and flourished under her reign. britain is a great country, is today because of her. she ascended the throne just after the 2nd world war. she champ, in the development of the commonwealth, from a small group of 7 countries, to a family of $56.00 nations, spending every continent of the world. we are now a modern, thriving dynamic nation. 3 2nd thing, queen elizabeth, the 2nd, provided us with the stability and the strength that we needed. she was the very spirit of great britain, and that spirit will enjo. she has been our longest reigning monarch. it's an extraordinary achievement to presided with such dignity and grace for 70 years. her law, her life service stretch, be all most of all living memories. in return, she was loved and admired by the people in the united kingdom and all around the world. she has been a personal inspiration t

of great britain. he received the title from his mother, queen elizabeth ii, who passed away. eternity in the castle, moral ball on the evening of september 8. she ruled the united kingdom for 70 years. they jokingly call themselves the garden troops, but they do an important and necessary business in the zhytomyr region is harvesting in the so-called gardens of victory, nowadays the time of potatoes dug by a tractor is impressive in the community, they are divided for the needs of their own kindergartens and schools and the needs of ukrainian soldiers and people affected by the war in one of the communities in zhytomyr oblast visited and our correspondents this field pleases the workers of the kindergarten with a harvest, they say that the potatoes gave birth to different ones but there are bad or small ones, and therefore the entire team in the kindergarten worked under water for a good reason during the season transfer earlier there was a virgin land, this year it was cultivated , 15 hectares of potatoes and various vegetables were planted, tomato seedlings were bought for planting, cabbage was sown, beets,

and we are all devastated by the news that we have just heard from ball moral. the death of her majesty the queen is a huge shot to the nation and to the world. queen elizabeth the 2nd was the rock on which mountain britain was built. our country has grown and flourished under her reign. britain is the great country is today because of her. we've also got reaction from the head of the united nations. let's go live to our diplomatic edits of james bass, who's at the un headquarters in new york for the secretary general. have to say, james. well, it's the secretary general and countries all around the world who are paying tribute to queen elizabeth after her long reign. in fact, in the last few moments, we've just watched a moment of silence in the un security council at the start of their proceedings. the un general assembly, also holding a moment of silence the sect yet general issuing statement. he'd met the queen on number of occasions when he was the high commissioner for refugees as the secretary general and in his previous posters. one of the u. k. his allies is the pri

the chance to see these members of the of wiles because the, those members of the royal family have been staying here at ball moral. since the death of the queen. it's a very significant moment for those members of the royal family, but equally significant for the people who've been continuing to line up here with flowers and momentos, which they are a game continuing to carry across and place in front of the gates of the castle. and rob, with all the protocol, what more cunning tennis about what happens next? well, there were a couple of interesting things. and with regards to this particular event that we saw this afternoon in terms of protocol, one thing that was quite interesting was that we saw prince andrew who was part of the group who had been traveling in the cause. no viewers may well know that prince andrew's life personal life has been the suffer headlines last couple of years. and that had been a distancing between him and the the mean royal family. the firm as the royal family liked to call it, but he was part of that group. now, what will be interesting to see would be whether or not they are the fa

of this news from the entire, let's say, the volume of britain of the great british island in the very north in scotland, the morale ballm the castle to where we see buckingham palace in the very center of london happened instantaneously, as i can honestly say that again returning to my own experience, one of my colleagues who currently works in scotland called me immediately after dinner and said that yes. sorry, the monarchy died, wait for the message, and then the classic sign of all this was that literally somewhere in 20 minutes later, we are talking somewhere in the area of ​​the second day outside london, the bbc announced the termination of the normal program of its television shows until six o'clock in the evening and reading between the lines it was quite simple to understand that around six o'clock in the evening we are waiting for an official announcement because we have already seen these pictures at a mass, somehow, a mass gathering of people under the royal makengen palace, that's exactly what it was the consequence of this emotion was experienced by the british society because let's be honest the majorit

queen elizabeth, the 2nd is dead at the age of 96, the united kingdom's longest reigning monarch passed away at are scottish home in ball moral her son charles her successor, called it a moment of great sadness for himself and all the royal family. queen elizabeth served the nation for 70 years and was renowned for her unfailing sense of duty. she appointed 15, you k prime ministers, including lis trust and she welcomed on tuesday. it was to be her last official.

but other members of the family, including a prince, william and prince hottie made their way to ball moral it. it, it felt like this was the, the family seeing their final good bye and so improved. i know here in scotland, the nation of scotland so close to the queen's heart get say its chance to say good bye, not worth hitting the glory of we know that all things work together for good, for those who love god, who are called according to his purpose what then are we to say about these things? if god is for us who is against us, he who did not withhold his own son, but gave him up for all of us. will he not with him also give us everything else who will bring any charge against gods he liked? it is god who justifies who is to condemn it? his christ jesus who died? yes. who was raised? who is at the right hand of god, who indeed into seats for us? who will separate us from the love of christ, will hardship or distress surpass the cushion or famine, or nakedness, or pedal or sword? as it is written for your sake, we are being killed all day long. no, in all these things, we are more than con

in buckingham palace but due to the condition the health of elizabeth ii, the queen will host the premier in the scottish palace, the morale ball will also say goodbye to boris johnson, the most scandalous head of the british government in recent history, yana tsesarchuk , tsn, one plus one marathon, the only news, who was the minister of foreign affairs until today, was chosen by the conservative party as its leader there was also boris johnson live from london with us, tsn correspondent natalka goncharova, she already knows about the reaction of the british to the new prime minister, natalya, congratulations, and please tell me if the new leaders are happy good evening, allo protested, but when she went to the headquarters of the conservative party, there was such an incident that it was clearly not her supporters who had gathered, but we did not receive her very warmly, but here at a long-ago meeting where her office will be, a car or a donkey of her fellow party member drove by and people also began to attack her, and i suggest that you look at these two incidents that people are not satisfied , this is the car of a member

belarusians fought with the representative of america danielle collins this night, let's pay attention to the morale of the belarusians, but she managed to kick the ballsrst set is taken by collins after the opponents brought each other, the second game turned out to be a protracted winner, the belarusian came out of it, putting an end to it with a bright ace. as a result, arina succeeded squeeze the american out with a final score of 366362 reach the quarterfinals victoria zarinka covers her racket at the 1/8 final stage in an equally tense match that lasted more than three hours, the czech karolina pliskova turned out to be stronger, 75 6 7 6 2 it will be with her for reaching the semifinals tomorrow argue arina sobolyanka. in the quarter-final step, the only representative of our country in the men's category stopped. i, ivashka, fought for almost 4 hours with the 13th racket of the world. stronger than 6.157-62. 4663. three fights were played today, the current champion of zhlobin. the metallurgist magician beat the local lokomotiv 4.3 series there was a chemist on his ice. also in the series there were litas who coped with the brest on the same sc

particular, the queen has spent almost every summer from when she was a very young girl at ball moral. and one of the reasons for that. one of the reasons why it is so that the heart of the british world family is if you can see behind me than the amount of trees and coverage in the dense foliage, there is there. the whole estate is surrounded by brooding high hills. the gives this sense of security and air and air being a great deal of privacy. and that was something that upon the appeal greatly to the royal family because it was a chance for them to be themselves. they often referred to buckingham palace as being the home office to the royal family. it said they refer to this simply as the family home because they were allowed to simply be human beings. what was interesting, though, they were glad for walks in the grounds is about $50000.00 acres of land to you, but equally would drive through the local villages. when she was younger, the queen used to shop in the local stores and that made local people here in and around the castle. very protective of the royal family. and this of course is an

she wants and has a vision of how to solve urgent problems . palace, but due to elizabeth ii's health, the queen will host the premiere in the scottish palace, the morality ball will also say goodbye to boris johnson, the most scandalous head of the british government in latest history yana tsesarchuk tsn one plus one marathon single news so the new prime minister listraz, who was the minister of foreign affairs until today, was chosen by the conservative party whose leader was boris johnson live from london with us tsn correspondent natalka goncharova, she already knows about the reaction of the british to i congratulate the new prime minister natalya, and please tell me if the new leaders are happy . good evening, the icon protested, but when litrah went to the headquarters of the conservative party, there was such an incident that clearly not her supporters gathered, so we did not meet her very warmly, but here i met her in the old days, where her office will be, a car drove by here or at the hair of her fellow party member, and people also started rushing at her, and i suggest that you look at these two incidents that people are not satisfied - and this i

this morning the queens coffin will leave ball moral for the palace of halle rude house in edinburgh, on monday afternoon the coffin will be taken to same charles cathedral, the king and queen consort and other members of the family will follow in procession for. 24 hours the coffin will rest in the cathedral showed that the public can pay their respects. later that evening the king in of the royals will hold a vigil. on tuesday the king and queen consort will visit northern ireland, that evening the queens coffin arrives in london and rest at buckingham palace. the following day on wednesday the coffin will be taken to the palace of westminster in silent procession. >> the queens coffin will arrive here at westminster hall for the lying in state, 5 days during which members of the public can pay their respects in person. on monday, the 19th of september, now a bank holiday, i love an o'clock, the state funeral at westminster abbey. for the service after isolate queen is finally laid to rest. >> it will be beautifully put together bringing together all the agencies of the state and th

ball moral by the princess royal. would remember that she took the 6 cartwright all the way down from the northeast of scotland through the main population centers of the east coast to arrive here at hollywood house for the last time. she was there at saint giles. she made the walk from here to the cathedral and she was dead again at the airport. scotland said its final farewell to queen elizabeth the 2nd. and ellen that brings us to the pictures that we're seeing on our screen right now where her coffin is about to be taken from the craft. the coffin has arrived to the north north holt in west london from edinburgh. by plain way, you are her daughter, princess, and is on board that flies and gods of on. going to salute her arrival in england. we can see princess anne on home screen. she certainly had an an enviable task of following her mother's coffin along its journey as it makes its way back to england . ellen, i want to ask you what you make of the scottish farewell if you will, of queen elizabeth when compared to what we're about to see which will be the english farewell. well, i think both will will carry the s

repeatedly vetoed and blocked the decisions of the organization of the first royal affairs today, charles the third will leave for a morale ballfrom the scottish castle to london with his wife camilla, who is now queen consort in the british capital, the king will deliver his first speech as head of state, the bbc notes, and soon his will be officially announced as the new king, the ceremony will take place in st. james's palace in london , queen elizabeth ii passed away. she was 96 years old the day before, of which she was 70 the rules of the british empire , her son, 73-year-old prince charles, became the new king according to the principle of succession. he was the direct heir for the longest time in the history of britain. prince charles has been in line for the royal throne since he was three years old. for now, this was all the news at this time. read more on our website. espresso tv a summary of the main on the espresso tv news telegram channel and the most interesting information on the espresso tv youtube channel and wait for the next news release in less than an hour pizza on our channel espresso news and euro progr

the royal families that are still here in for the community and for those members of the royal staff on the ball moral estate, the coffin is in the balmoral hall, draped in the -- with a reef, flowers as well and there are state workers who have been in service of the royal family have been able to pay their respects, of course the queen's relationship with the staff, and then at 10 am the final journey begins with ten keepers taking the coffin from the ball and do a small room to the entrance portico and the hearse will begin the journey here, i think it's symbolic that the members of staff are taking part in that process because of those years of that relationship. then the journey will continue, the first port of call is up play seven miles from here, a place that the queen was a regular visitor to, they considered her to be one of the neighbors, everyone has a story about their meetings and their chats with the queen, there will be a salute there. and it continues that during easter number of small communities where people will have a chance to lined the streets and pay their respects before it re

belarusians fought this night with the representative of america daniel colians, pay attention to the morale of the belarusians, they managed to kick the ballsfter the rivals attracted each other, the second game turned out to be a protracted winner, the belarusian came out of it, putting an end to it with a bright ace. as a result, arina managed to put the squeeze on the american from the final score of 366362 to reach the quarterfinals at the 1/8 final stage in an equally tense match that lasted more than three hours. sable. in the quarter-final step, the only representative of our country stopped in male rank. i ivashka fought for almost 4 hours with the thirteenth racket of the world, the italian, in the confrontation with his opponent ilya, turned out to be stronger 6.157-62. 4663 for three fights. the current champion of zhlobin, metallurgist played the local lokomotiv 4.3. in the series there was also a chemist on his ice. the team from the central region lost 1 2 in the silver medal, on the same screen, the opposition between the neman and dinamo molodechno , the women's national football team of belarus finished qualifying for the 2

i can tell you that the queen's coffin is going to be moved from ball moral to the palace of holy root in edinburgh. they are going to be proclamations, maiden calling to scotland, wales and northern ireland. then on monday was going to get the fastened procession along the royal mild descent, joyous cathedral where the queen's profitable rest is going to be a service held fair. the public may then get a chance to walk past the coffin at saint giles cathedral. and on tuesday, the coffin is expected to be flown to london and to rest in buckingham palace. so all his plans, of course, have been already put in place. but this will be the king's 1st opportunity to essentially put his final seal and stamp on those out there is rob madison reporting live from bow moral a costly scotland. meanwhile, at buckingham palace, the king having met a great number of people upon his arrival there at buckingham palace, but walk about if we can refer to it as that went on for a good 10 minutes or so that the queen and the queen, the king of the king's consorts, camilla now examining the full tributes tha

belarusians this night fought with the representative of america, danielle collins, reversible attention to moral belarusian mood. she managed to kick the balls game. the first set takes colin's after the rivals attracted each other, the second set turned out to be a protracted winner. a belarusian came out of it, putting an end to it with a bright ace. as a result, arina managed to squeeze the american out of the final score of 366362 to reach the quarterfinals victoria zarinka covers her racket at the 1/8 final stage in a no less tense match, which lasted more than 3 hours, it turned out to be czech karolina pliskova, 7 5, 6 7 with her arina sobolyanka will compete for the semi-finals tomorrow. in step. the quarter-final was stopped by the only representative of our country in the men's category. i ivashka fought for almost 4 hours with the 13th racket of the world, the italian, in this fight, ilya turned out to be stronger, 6.157-6-24663. three fights were played today, the current champion of zhlobin, metallurgy played the local lokomotiv 4.3. in the series there was a chemist on his ice. also coped with brest on the same screen, the conf

and she usually spends that week here prior to going up to ball moral for we were just a few days ago. of course we're on thursday afternoon when elizabeth passed away. so there has been a gradual process of, i suppose, withdrawing or departing key places that have been happening. and that is happening over the last couple of days and print. the king has been very much a part of that, as he assumes many of the responsibilities that the queen up to now has been holding it will up be up to king charles the 3rd to come here every summer and carry out those ceremonial duties. it'll be up to king charles to come to the scottish parliament and speak to amos peas here. and it is very much to period of transition. and at the moment the that transition appears to be fairly seamless in what we are seeing now. and it is leading up to the point where to morrow and the coffin carrying queen elizabeth the 2nd will be boarded ah, put on to a plane and will be flown to london and buckingham palace for the remaining or funeral arrangements and at flight i will read she will be accompanied by a princess an

the queen of the united kingdom is dead at 96 united kingdom's longest reigning monarch passed away on thursday at her scottish home ball. moral for final official acts was appointing her 15th prime minister just a few days earlier. and london, a buckingham palace becomes the center of national morning. the queen's eldest son takes over as the king.

of the huge crowds that are expected later. and here you are looking at the scene at ball moral castle and scotland, where the monarch died. john hall is at buckingham palace and says, hundreds of people flocked to pay tribute at the royal gates was the flickering of candles of the gate. tributes that have been laid, but the crowds will come back to buckingham palace and to other royal sides to pay their respects to the queen, who of course is a said was the longest serving monarch in history of certainly as well in the 1000 the history of this country's molecule per molecule of the whole generations of people, mo, who will simply not be able to remember or never have known a time when the queen was not an enormous figure in their lives. now the queen elizabeth has died. her son charles has automatically become king. prince charles will now be known as king charles the 3rd. the new king is expected to address the nation on friday. world leaders had been sending their tributes to the british monarch. u. s. president biden led the charge hailing queen elizabeth as a steadying presence in a world of change. china's president,

it was politely suggested the duchess of sussex not attend the family gathering in ball moral.e family feels about the turmoil the family has been through over two years. >> on the human level events like this can heal wounds within a family just on a human level. any kind of family. one would hope that would happen in this case just for them as people. in terms of the public aspect, i think that one thing that we may take from this, one of the things a lot of people are looking at, the queen's life and legacy and saying look, can we be inspired to behave differently because of the qualities and virtues she had? selflessness. if you are in the public eye it's not about you, it's we the people. perhaps some people who haven't quite taken that on board may take some lessons from the queen's life and start to change their behavior a little bit and help heal the past wounds. >> harris: let's get into what some in the liberal mead ra are doing. nothing too soon for them to pull down a kind of vile tone. here is one, a tweet. i heard that the chief monarch or a theefrk genocidaler py

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. that's exactly the rule of the mona. no one can form a government here unless they are invited to do so by the queen. he had a meeting with her, which lasted for just under an hour, a buckingham palace. he will meet the prime ministers of the dominions, essentially the countries where king charles is officially the head of state. so you're talking about the likes of new zealand, australia, and canada. just to do that. prime minister are then they're all going to be here for a meeting. and then that will run into a meeting of all the delegations have been invited to the funeral. 6 countries have not been invited to the funeral. we're talking about russia and bella, ruth and bell, it's been is wheeler. we're also talking about an afghan is done. and me and my 3 countries have been invited, ambassadorial level. so of government has a state not invited and that includes nicaragua. it also includes north korea and iran, so that meeting will take place. so that's part of the rea

divided and so on tuesday, for is johnson will make his way up to scotland to ball moral work he will formally resign in the presence of the queen. the queen will then take audience with liz trust later on, and she will appoint her prime minister list trust. will them fly back to london and make a full address in downing street laying out some of her plans and they have to be really well worked out plans if the go to stick. and there are millions of mill since of british people weighing every word he can guarantee wanting to hear about money in their pocket, whether they can afford to keep their homes warm this winter. of course we're giving a very close eye on that story for the moment under simmons in london. thank you. now can you supreme court has upheld william raton when in last month's presidential election, his opponent, veteran politician, run out and challenge the result, saying the vote was rigged, but the court has now thrown out all of his allegations. after the court's decision router extended an olive branch to his competitors, including riley ettinger. democracy is expected to unite people, strengthen t

of an era queen elizabeth, the 2nd has died at $96.00. united kingdom's longest reigning monarch passed away peacefully at ball moral castle in scotland. the crown now passes to her eldest son, charles london's buckingham palace become.

of state, his majesty. king charles, the 3rd britons queen elizabeth. the 2nd has died. she was 96. she passed away at ball moral castle, her residence in scotland. her family had gathered around her there as concerns grew about her health. the queen's death means her son charles succeeds her immediately king charles least this statement, the death of my beloved mother, her majesty the queen as a moment of the greatest sadness for me and all members of my family, we more profoundly the passing of a cherished sovereign and a much loved mother. i know her loss will be deeply felt throughout the country, the rounds, and the commonwealth, and by countless people around the world. during this period of morning and change my family and i will be comforted and sustained by our knowledge of the respect and deep affection in which the queen was so widely held. queen elizabeth had struggled with her mobility in the months before her death handing over many of her public duties to her son. but she performed one last official act on tuesday when she invited list trust to form a new government that was after the resignation

it normally mark the start of her short stay in scotland perhaps for as much as a month. because from here she had north to ball moral. she made that johnny in reverse on sunday to come back to holy route. and as we say, there were plans made for all of the queens forms from sandringham in norfolk to windsor castle. the place that she really liked a buckingham palace as well, but she had a special affinity for scotland. she spent many years, many weekends, many months, many weeks here is the one that was searching for when she was young and always liked fall moral. and of course in scotland and her dna because her mother came from a scottish family and she spent many summers with her scottish grandparents at clamps castle in te side, a place that the cortez would have passed on sunday. and remember, while the country is morning as a whole, every single person has their own personal thought of the queen, their own personal memory, their own personal story, i suppose of what they think of the queen, whether it be her years of service of the time she spent in it one of the branches of the on services during the war or h

ball moral. and it's understood that there's every chance that there are going to be more people even into the later hours of the night. and the queen's coffin is still at al neural. what are the events in scotland for the next few days? as such, i would expect in the coffin to remain here until sunday, at which point it's going to be taken by road. we understand to hollywood, palace, edinburgh, and it's going to rest there overnight. and the following day there is going to be a procession along the royal mile in edinburgh, which is going to an absent sales cathedral there. the body will rest again and we understand that there's going to be a private service. there is going to be a service that is going to be held for the public is also going to be able, private, one called the vigil of the princes, where members of the royal family will hold their own service. at the side of the coffin, when the sound that members of the public may well be allowed to walk alongside the coffin, while it is in some child's cathedral before it is then moved to london. and the procedures begin for the funeral. arrangements were

ball moral council. had talked to say they all concerned for her health. now of course, just 2 days ago she met britain's new prime minister list trust in balmoral oil. officials say has some an air prince charles has arrived to join her. prince william and prince andrew are traveling there. now. the 96 year old monarch has rained for 70 years and has seen 16 prime ministers in office. and a statement. buckingham palace said the following, following further evaluation this morning. the queen's doctors all concerned for her majesty's health and have recommended she remain on the medical supervision. the queen remains comfortable and at ball moral. moral is the live shot that we're looking at her estate. it's the queen summer castle. it's long been thought to be a favorite residence. she's called a scottish estate, a dear paradise. it's the 1600 kilometer trip from london. that's going straight talk horseman warri challenge in london. bring us up to date, warry on, on what we know. what the, the information that we have is actually not very extensive, certainly not