duke of cambridge, the earl. area. i think we can be certain that. the duke of cambridge, the earl and countess of wessex and the duke of yorkmay be on the aircraft. do you i think the sussexes would have come? it would be logical, wouldn't it? this of all moments is a moment full wrap russian aunt, isn't it? a coming together of the family. —— this is a moment for rapprochement. we have a clear sight of it. we will see who is on the aircraft. the duke and duchess of sussex fortuitously have happened he in this country. it is logical they would wish to join other members of the immediate family —— happen to be. range rovers and another vehicle. given the arrangements, it will be a very quick transfer once they are out of the aircraft, they would be on their way i would imagine? yes. now, on their way i would imagine? yes. now. from — on their way i would imagine? yes. now, from which _ on their way i would imagine? yes. now, from which side _ on their way i would imagine? yes. now, from which side of— on their way i would imagine? ies now, from which side of the aircraft will they disembark? if it is the far side, we won't..

a personal moment for him, the princess royal, the duke of york and the earl of wessex, who lost their mother eight days ago. we are expecting to see them in the next few moments leave buckingham palace on this late summer evening and travel into westminster hall where those who are paying their respects in the hall at that time will see the four of them together at the side of the coffin. it looks like they are just about to leave buckingham palace. the outriders are out of the gates. the queen consort will be with the king. it'll be the four of them standing together as theyin four of them standing together as they in edinburgh at st giles�* cathedral. but in the setting of westminster hall, it is of course the most historic, most ancient part of the palace of westminster, a place with immense resonance in the history of our national story, the history of our national story, the history of our monarchy, and therefore a particularly resonant setting for them to stand vigil together as they are about to do. there they are now coming out of the palace gates and beginning that shortjourn

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next hour, the queen's four children, king charles, anne the princess royal, prince andrew the duke of yorkand vigil around the queen's coffin in westminster hall for 15 minutes. the queen's grandchildren are expected to do the same tomorrow. meanwhile a former private secretary to the queen says it's been humbling to witness the nation mourn her passing, as our royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. her passing has done what she always strove to do throughout her long reign — to bring people together, to be a focus for the best of us, for feelings of camaraderie and kindness. albeit underpinned just now by a deep sadness. and just like the institution of monarchy, there is something timeless about the rituals of royal mourning. archive: for over three miles, the queue stretches. _ keeping vigil, that they may make their last salute - to a beloved monarch. 1952, and the lying—in—state of the queen's father, king george vi. a very different age — but in westminster hall, the same certainties. in the sombre grey, the catafalque is the only island of colour... - the queen well understo

that statement from the duke of york. her deep and personal christian faith. our religion editor aleem maqbool has been looking at what the queen's private faith meant to her and the role it played throughout her reign. throughout her reign, in good times and bad, the queen drew heavily from herfaith to guide her. and this little church on the edges of the balmoral estate was a place she held dear. she came to services at crathie kirk all her life, with very little ceremony. though there was a royal seat on a royal pew where she always sat. the queen was a very regular church—goer. if she was here, almost always would come to church. for 50 years, ken mackenzie was domestic chaplain to the queen, and he will be among those at windsor for her final service. some of the moments i cherish most would be moments when the queen would speak to me as a parish minister. i remember being over there one evening and i asked her what her favourite hymn was. she said to me that her fondest memory ever of a christian song was herfather

the duke of york at the foot. oyal on one of the flanks, the earl of wessex on the other. they stood with their heads bowed. watching, members of the extended royal family, though not princes william and harry. they, with the queen's other grandchildren, will mount a vigil tomorrow evening. the vigil of the sons and daughter lasted a little less than 15 minutes, personal tribute on a very public stage, and all the while, the long lines of spectators continued to foul past. of spectators continued to file past. for them, they had been an added reward. i think the strength it took the king and his siblings standing there in front of so many members of the public was really overwhelming. yes, so strong. those children are so strong. on a busy day for the new king, an important speech about diversity and faith. he told faith leaders at buckingham palace that he would be sovereign of all communities. society can only thrive through a clear collective commitment to those vital principles of freedom of consciousness, gene

one man was arrested after he shouted at the duke of york. ah, prince andrew as he walked into some jaws, a cathedral made a remark. so with regard to the duke of york's a personal life was certainly allegations that had been made about his personal life. he was immediately arrested and we don't know whether not he's been charged yet because there is also a possibility that he could have been arrested for his own safety because people around him, we're getting very, very angry halem with that and rob, notwithstanding what happened there and it with all the protocol it what happens next? what does it say there queens a coffin is going to be lying in a centralised cathedral now for a period of time to allow members of the public to be able to file past and place their personal respects. these are in fact they are going to be the 1st people that burger to be the 1st people to be able to pay their own personal respects closely to queen elizabeth the 2nd that is going to go on for the period of time. oh certainly over night and then to morrow the c

. >> the king was succeeded by his brother, the reluctant duke of york, who assumed the title, king kingg was elizabeth's father, making her, at just ten, air to the throne. >> the fact that her uncle abdicated, not only of course changed the course of her life, but i think it really changed her opinion of what duty and service is all about. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> princess elizabeth and her younger sister margaret grew up in london. taking on royal duties at an early age, she gave her first broadcast when she was only 14. it was 1940, the early phase of world war ii. her message was to children who have been evacuated from britain into the united states, canada, and other countries, to escape nazi bombardments and atrocities. >> god will care for us and give us victory and beasts. and one piece come, remember it will be for us the children of today, to make the world of tomorrow a better and happier place. my sister is by my side and we are both going to say goodnight to you. come on, margaret. goodnight, children, goodnight, and good luck to you all. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the queen was molded by her experiences d

>> walking behind the coffin, the king, his sister, the princess royal, his two brothers, the duke of yorkarl of wessex, behind him the prince of wales and his brother, the dukof sussex. from the palace of westminster, around parliament square and into broad century, the gun carriage was drawn by 142 members of the royal navy. they brought it to the great west nor of the abby church where, as young princess, elizabeth had been married, and later crowned as sovereign. >> as the coffin was borne up the abby's central aisle, among the family members walking behind, two small figures. prince george and princess charlotte, aged nine and seven respectively, attending this most solemn of state occasions. on the coffin, a wreath with rosemary for remembrance, myrtle, the symbol of a happy marriage, and english oak, symbolizing the strength of love . and a card hand written by the king, in loving and devoted memory, charles. >> in profound thanksgiving, we come to this house of god. gather from across the nation, from the commonwealth, and from the nations of the world, to mourn our loss, to rememb

iconic that the only one of them who fought on the front line, duke of york, is not in uniform becauseis medals. but she was the commander in chief as well as many roles. head of the church of england, supreme governor, head of state, queen of the nation, but also she was in charge of the military. they go into battle for queen and country and for king and country and i think that is very important to the military. so it has that sense about it, this is a country almost -- this is a part of burying a general really in many ways. >> really important point, robert. and just to pick up on that thought, prince harry o overissuing his first public anotr a h made sure to mte s hi commandern ief in that moment in his young life. >> he did. and he was actually -- he spoke a lot about that, harry, of course he served on the front line in afghanistan with distinction twice. and as duck of york, fought with extension. so somewhat ironic that he is not in uniform. but really most important to remember, although it is a nation mourning and all the people watching on mourning, but it is really a fam

briefly, an insult was shouted at the duke of york. andrew, you're a sick old man! edinburgh is an ancient thoroughfare, steep in its progress towards st giles' cathedral, the historic high kirk of edinburgh where the queen had sometimes worshipped, not as head of the church, but simply as a member. here, they placed on the coffin the crown of scotland, made in the 16th century for the queen's ancestorjames v. consider the quiet symbolism of it — it is a gesture towards the distinctive character of scotland's historic nationhood. the first lesson was read by the first minister. for everything there is a season and a time for every matter under heaven. a time to be born and a time to die. a time to plant, and a time to pluck up what is planted. a time to kill and a time to heal. atime to a time to break down and a time to build up. the queen's coffin will lie in rest here for 24—hours. members of the public will be admitted to file past and pay their respects. tomorrow, it will be taken to london to lie in state at westminster great hall for four days. in life, queen

and the duke of york, well we don't know his arrangements and we probably won't be told, since as we e is not a working member of the royal family. know he is not a working member of the royalfamily. andy countess know he is not a working member of the royal family. andy countess of wessex, of course, very close to the queen. not one of her children, her daughter—in—law. but there was a real bond between the queen and sophie wessex. she fitted very completely and successfully into the family. one of the many clues we had yesterday afternoon was when we were sitting here, seeing the photographs of those family members arriving at balmoral, and i must say, the look on herface really indicated balmoral, and i must say, the look on her face really indicated that yes, it indicated what was happening and what their feelings were. yes, we assume that she and her husband, the earl of wessex, are still at balmoral. the earl of wessex, are still at balmoral-— the earl of wessex, are still at balmoral. �* ' , ., balmoral. and so different, you soke balmoral. and so different, you spoke earlier—

the duke of york just leaving there as the cathedral now returns. rner but you are close by to where the royal family is now. >> richard, i'm just on the side rows of st. giles' cathedral where you're seeing right now king charles and the queen consort exit. it's hard to imagine, richard, suspect it, a more kind of moving image that -- what we've just been seeing in the last few minutes. truly a remarkable moment. king chalres iii with his head bowed alongside his siblings paying tribute to his mother. incredibly moving and powerful. as we see them leave now. richard, i would say, now that vigil has ended the line of people wanting to pay tribute, i've been told by the police, can reopen and people can say their final farewell to the queen that is done incredible work and service for them. back to you, richard. . >> thank you, isa. sally, what we've seen here in scotland, is really -- it's a precursor to what will take place in london. it's been much more intimate in many ways because of the relationship that you spoke of earlier. but if you will, th

walking behind the coffin, the king, his sister, the princess royal, his two brothers, the duke of york the earl of wessex. behind him, the prince of wales and his brother, the duke of sussex. from the palace of westminster around parliament square and intoroad sanctuary, the gun carriage was drawn by 142 members of the royal navy to the great west door of the abbey church where, as a young princess, she had been married and later crowned as sovereign. ♪ as the coffin was born up the abby central a, among the family members walking behind, two small figures -- prince george and insist charlotte, aged nine and seven respectively, attending this most solemn of state occasions. on the coffin, a reef with rosemary for remembrance, myrtle come of the symbol of a happy marriage, and english oak symbolizing th strength of life . and a card, handwritten by the king in loving and devoted memory, charles. >> in profound thanksgiving, we come to this house of god. we gather from across the nation, from the commonwealth, and from the nations of the world to mourn our loss, to remember her long life

walking behind it, the king with his siblings, the princess royal, the duke of york not in uniform and wessex. in the row behind, princes william and harry, walking together 25 years after they follow the coffin of their mother to her funeral. arms reversed. the court has passed along the rank -- the length of the mile. draped on either side with uon flags. as it went past, from spectators , respectful applause. outside westminster hall, the bearer party from the grenadier guards took the coffin on their shoulders. other members of the royal family were there, watching on the left, the duchess of sussex. the coffin, covered in the royal standard and surmounted by the queens crown, placed with care. >> god, the maker and redeemer of all mankind, grant us with thy servant, queen elizabeth, and all the faithful departed, the sure benefits of thy sons saving passion and glorious resurrection. >> for the royal family it is clear that the loss of the ween is still being felt keenly. for all the stoicism, it is plain that some, the blood family and those who knew her years are feeling very re

minutes queen elizabeth's four children, king charles, anne, the princess royal, prince andrew the duke of york prince edward the earl of wessex have held a vigil around the queen's coffin in westminster hall. these are pictures from the "vigil of the princes" as it's called, with all four royals in ceremonial military uniform accompanying the coffin for 15 minutes. the queen's eight grandchildren are expected to do the same tomorrow. and this is the scene outside the hall. thousands of people are queuing to pay their respects to the queen. this is the scene outside the hall. thousands of people still waiting to pay their respects to the queen. the wait time is 2a hours. thank you very much. it has to be said that this was perhaps the most striking aspect of the ceremonial here in westminster hall over the last few days as the queens coffin was brought here on wednesday. we have had thousands of people queueing to pay their respects, but the arrival of the king and his sister and his two brothers were undoubtedly something that people are very struck by. as we go inside the hull now, we can see

king charles and his siblings, his sist, the princess royal, and his brothers, the duke of york, princew, and the duke of wessex -- duke of essex will hold a vigil tomorrow at 6:30 when they will take their places around that purple bier that we see in the images from inside westminster hall. earlier today at sandringham, prince william who willed himself one day be king after charles told well-wishers how difficult it had been to walk behind his grandmother's coffin yesterday when it was brought back into london, saying it reminded him of a time as a small boy when he and his brother walked behind the coffin carrying their mother, diana, 25 years ago. reporter: viewing the carpet of flowers and tribute, the prince and princess of wales came to sandringham to say thank you to the staff, to the community who supported the queen throughout her reign. it was an emotional return to the norco estate, a chance to chat and reflect on events of the past week. the prince of wales was asked about walking behind his grandmother's cfin to westminster hall yesterday. >> it was challenging. reporter:

and the earl of wessex, the duke of york, has the title. nd the queen consort drove down this road only an hour and a half or so ago, there was quite a bit of smiling and waving. that has gone. this is now a procession of deep solemnity. in remembrance. slowly with great dignity, the house comes up the hill. and at each point, these crowds who have been waiting here for many hours see for the first time the coffin carrying the late queen. it's as if these streets are filled again, as they always are during the festival weeks. but for a very different purpose, with a different demeanour, and with quite a different sound. voices are lowered, some heads are bowed. and there is, in the streets of the scottish capital today, an atmosphere of abiding respect and gratitude. which, as the guns sound from the rampart, is the spirit of this afternoon's proceedings. it is a service of thanksgiving and reflection. and that is the feeling of thanksgiving that the citizenry of edinburgh and all those who've come from far and wide, and abroad are represent

the duke of york in the center. princess royal and the king coming up. d the princess royal. the others will travel by car, not march in this procession. >> the prince of wales. the duke of sussex and the others as well in this procession. they are going through the archway of the norman power and that will take them through the left and down a steep hill into what is called the lower award of the castle, which is where king george's chapel is. the lower award being lower fortification. the lower ward, middle award and the upper ward. ♪ >> the queens pipers will play a lament. [bagpipes playing] an the queens company will be placed by the king. everyone standing in front of windsor. and then words go forth from her journey from this world. ♪ the final blessing, as everyone stands, will be given. it very simple, straightforward. the queens body lie inside with her father --. ♪ [beating drums] [bagpipes playing] >> the hearse in tours the horseshoe. this issue george's chapel. they will come out from the right. these young men who have carried this coffin f

he is not an active royal any more than the duke of york is. duke of york also wasn't wearing uniform. how splendid to remind the media that this is not about him or his wife, the duchess of sussex. this is very much about the late queen. as she leaves scotland for the lot of time now, we have seen the tremendous crowds that have turned up. it's right that we should con con. >> dale: d -- concentrate on this. >> it's true that the queen throughout -- there have been problems, obviously, after the death of diana notably. during the terrible year, of course, the fire in windsor. she's had so many troubles in her reign. when you go back to her service in world war ii and the way she has stoically faced all of these difficulties throughout a long -- historically long tenure of 70 plus years, just the way she served her people, duty and service to god and country, is what really signifies the historic nature of her rule. jillian, you were referring to some of the challenges that king charles will face. the skyrocketing inflation and the economic issu

briefly, an insult was thrown at the duke of york. ht this reaction from an otherwise subdued crowd. [chanting "long live the king!"] adam: an ancient thoroughfare toward st. giles' cathedral, where the queen sometimes worshiped. not as head of church, but simply as a member. [choir singing] adam: here they placed on the coffin the crown of scotland made in the 16th century for the queen's ancestor james v. it is a gesture toward the distinctivcharacter of scotland. the first lesson was read by the first minister. >> for everything, there is a season. a time for every matteunder heaven. a time to be born, and a time to die. a time to plant, and a time to pluck up what is planted. a time to kill, and a time to heal. a time to break down, and a time to build up. [choir singing] ♪ adam: the queen's will lie in rest for 24 hours. members of the public will be allowed to file past and pay respects. tomorrow it will be taken in london to lie in state for four days. in life elizabeth was a strong force for cohesion and national identity. what

grandson, the duke of cambridge, fir to emerge, followed by her daughter-in-law sophie, the countess of essex, and then her youngest son's edward, the earl of wessex and andrew the duke of yorkilliam drove the family group to balmoral to join his father, the prince of wales, camilla, the duchess of cornwall, who were already with the queen. within an hour and half of their arrival came news from buckingham palace. as is tradition, the announcement of the queen's death was attached to the palace gate by two footmen, as tributes began. >> queen elizabeth the second was the rock on which modern britain was built. our country has flourished under her reign. she was the very spirit of great britain and that spirit will indoor. she has been our longest-ever reigning monarch. it is an extraordinary achievement to haveresided with such dignity and grace for 70 years. at the passing of the second elizabethan age, we usher in a new era in the magnificent history of our great country, exactly as her majesty would have wished, by saying the words, "god save the king." and also, from the leader of the opposition. >> for the vast majority of us, the late queen has been simply the queen. t

the king took his place at the head of the coffin, the duke of york at the foot. cess royal on one of the flax. the earl of wessex on the other. they stood with their heads bowed. watching members of the extended royal family, though not princes william and harry, they, with the queens other grandchildren will mount a vigil tomorrow. the vigils of the sons and daughter lasted for a little less than 15 minutes, a personal tribute on a very public stage. and all the while, the long lines of spectators continue to file past. for them, it was an added reward. >> the strength of the king and his siblings, standing there in front of so many members of the public is overwhelming and breathtaking. >> so strong, those children are so strong. >> on a busy day for the new king, and important speech about diversity and faith. he told faith leaders at buckingham palace that he would be sovereign of all communities. >> commitment to those vital principles of freedom, generosity of spirit, and care of others, which are, to me, the essence of our nationhood. i am determined as kin

walking behind the coffin, the king with his siblings, the princess royal, the duke of york, who was t in uniform, and the earl of wessex. and in the row behind, princes william and harry, walking together 25 years after they had followed the coffin of their mother to her funeral. the military detachments marched with their arms reversed. the cortege passed along the length of the mall, dressed on either side with union flags. as the coffin went past, from spectators, respectful applause. from horse guards, the cortege passed through the archway and on to whitehall. 0n past the cenotaph where, for so many years as queen, she had led the nation's mourning. now that nation with others mourns her. as the cortege approached parliament square and the palace of westminster, the applause from the pavements swelled. many of those who were watching had travelled from afar, feeling an overwhelming obligation to be present. each wanting to be part of this moment in the nation's history and leaving with a precious memory. seeing the queen on that carriage was just unbelievable. and it brings it a

it is emphatically denied that the duke of york had any form of sexual contact or relationship with virginiaaim to the contrary is false and without foundation. the queen's fourth child, prince edward, was reportedly closest to the queen. he and his wife, sophie, the counts of sussex, told sky news a few years ago they spent most weekends with her. prince edward and his wife have two children, james and louise, who apparently at one point didn't know her grandmother was the queen of england. >> louise had no concept really that the queen was -- and her grandmother were one and the same person. it wasn't until she was at school where other children were mentioning and saying your grandmother is the queen and she'd come home and say mummy, they say that she is the queen. i said, yes. >> reporter: beyond her four children, the queen had eight grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. charles and diana's two sons, prince william and presence harry are perhaps the most well known. after diana's sudden death, the queen consoled her grandsons and all of england in a very public way. >> it is not ea

the earl of essex andy dick of yor -- duke of york, along with the king, keeping their mother company grandchildren will do tomorrow evening. this building is a remarkable thing, the last surviving piece of the original parliament. this was erected about 1000 years ago and has seen some of the greatest events in history. this part left hanging for years after the restoration of the modern cathedral in the mid-17th century. the events, however, are somewhat dwarfed by what is going on today as the tribute continues, as it will do throughout the weekend and into monday morning, when the feral ceremonies will begin. that is the picture inside of westminster hall. we'll be back here in a few minutes. stay wh us on bbc news. anchor: think you. -- thank you. other news, authorities in ukraine say they found a large burial site containing more than 400 greatest in a city that was -- graves in a city that was recaptured by the ukrainians. there were civilians and soldiers with hands bound. they were discovered in the east of the country, where the russians were using the land as a logistics h

the duke of cambridge, was first to emerge, followed by her daughter—in—law, sophie, the countess of wessex and then, her two youngest sons, edward, the earl of wessex, and andrew, the duke of york here in the uk for a number of charity events, his wife meghan did not accompany him to scotland. at 6:30, buckingham palace officially announced the death of queen elizabeth ii. following tradition, the statement was attached to the palace gates by two footmen, as tributes began. queen elizabeth ii was the rock on which modern britain was built. our country has grown and flourished under her reign. she was the very spirit of great britain, and that spirit will endure. she has been our longest—ever reigning monarch. it's an extraordinary achievement to have presided with such dignity and grace for 70 years, and with the passing of the second elizabethan age, we usher in a new era in the magnificent history of our great country exactly as her majesty would have wished — by saying the words, god save the king. and also from the leader of the opposition. for the vast majority of us, the late queen has been simply the queen, the only queen, above all else, our queen. as we mourn her loss,

. ♪ walking behind the coffin, the king, with his siblings, the princess royal, the duke of york , whon uniform, and the earl of westminster. and in the row behind, princes william and harry, walng together 25 years after they follow the coffin of their mother. the military detachments marched with their arms reversed. the cortege past along the links for now, dressed on either side with union flags. at the coffin went past from spectators, respeable applause. [bell tolling] ♪ from horse guards, the quo corte pass through the archway and onto whitehall. on past where as so many years as queen, she had led the nation's mourning. now, that nation come up with others, mourns her. as the cortege approached the gates, the applause from the pavement swelled. many of those who are watching have traveled from afar, feeling an overwhelming obligation to be present, each wanting to be part of this moment in the nation's history and leaving with a precious memory. >> seeing the queen on that carriage was just unbelievable. she is now gone. >> i definitely felt personally touched. it was a very me

had to choose, she had a huge family to choose. >> from and there has been natural waste, the duke of york royal duties, and the duke and duchess of sussex going to america. so almost naturally, there has been some slimming down. it might actually pose a problem for king charles, because he does need the support of his near and dear. let's not forget the queen had hundreds of patronages and royal associations, and now that they need to be distributed among the rest of the family, and has happened with all of the patronages in the past perhaps. >> and talk to me about tomorrow, and seeing prince harry and prince william, i mean as we watched him walk by in the procession, it was hard not to think of them, the moment they were walking behind their mother's coffin, and so many comparisons have been made, prince william himself was speaking with a mourner outside sandringham and said it was a very difficult job and i'm pair phasing. >> he acknowledged it. >> and we know we saw them come together in windsor and i don't think everyone expects that everything is all right between them. >> concili

i think it's just with updating audience here we are hearing now that the duke of york, that's prince andrew. he is currently on his way to bell moral. the countess, countess of wessex, edward and sophia, also traveling in the princess and we here is already in scotland where she's been undertaking engagements and all the queen's children are either at or traveling to bar mall balmoral. this news just coming in to us. i mean, that doesn't bite well, does it? i think it tells us that the end is close now, and it is a sad end and yet look at what she will do 2 days ago. this is what she would have wanted. she would have wanted to go out with a bang. she greeted her 15th prime minister, and she was on her feet smiling and beautifully dressed in about moral, which she loved so much as a, as a home that she has. and she's got, if she has gone out, she's going out with a bang and you know, that's what she would have wanted. that's what she would have expected. and that's what makes her a remarkable world figure. because very few people of stood around the world have stood on the world stage

demand a formal apology why do you blame the queen of the monarchy for slavery >> because her duke of yorka direct line of descendant to queen elizabeth ii was one of the founding directors of one of the first african slave trading company to bring enslaved people, bring people here. >> reporter: slaves harvested sugar that back then was like gold >> that was a basis of the wealth and the value of slavery to the british >> reporter: the caribbean country of antigua and barbuda may soon hold a referendum vote on whether they should break from the commonwealth. meantime, here in jamaica, there are those who say that this has been a moment in waiting, and now with the queen's passing, that moment has arrived. >> all right, kerry, thank you >>> here in the u.s., sunday was a day of remembrance for the victims of the 9/11 terror attacks. vice president harris witnessed the emotional tributes at ground zero in manhattan, marking 21 years since nearly 3,000 people were killed. there was a moment of silence before relatives read aloud the names of the victims meanwhile, the president and first lad

>> because her duke of york, direct line of descendant to queen elizabeth ii was one of the foundingirectors of one of the first african slave trading company to bring enslaved people, to bring people here. >> reporter: slaves harvested sugar that back then was like gold. >> that is the wealth and the value of slavery to the british. >> bermuda, a small country and commonwealth realm is holding a referendum within the next throw years that, like barbados could mean the monarchy is no longer their head of state. only time will tell if others will follow suit. >>> we all know how expensive living in the bay area is. a new study found that to really make it in the bay you need to make double the annual income of the average american. common rule of thumb among finance experts your rent should only be 30% of your annual income. study by apartment guide ranked the 15 most expensive cities based how much salary you would need to keep rental cost at 30%, three bay area cities made the top 15, number one most expensive. new york. average rent there is over $6,000 a month. so, someone living

briefly, an insult was shouted at the duke of york the royal mile of edinburgh is an ancient thoroughfarethe distinctive character of scotland�*s historic nationhood. i welcome all of you to st giles�* cathedral. here, john knox confronted mary queen of scots. here, james vi argued about liturgy. here, our late queen received the honours of scotland. the queen�*s coffin now rests here for 24 hours. tomorrow, it will be taken to london to lie in state at westminster great hall. the scottish parliament his mother opened 23 years ago is the centre of public and political life here now. this evening, the king and queen consort were escorted into the chamber by the king�*s bodyguard in scotland, the royal company of archers. the msps stood for a two minute silence. then each party leader spoke in support of a motion of condolence. our nation is in mourning today for a queen whose loss we have not yet begun to come to terms with. we are deeply honoured by the presence today of his majesty king charles iii and the queen consort. your majesty, we stand ready to support you as you continue your ow

the duke of cambridge was the first to emerge, followed by her daughter—in—law, sophie b countess of wessex. and then her two youngest sons, edward, the earl of wessex, and andrew, the duke of yorkm palace officially announced the death of queen elizabeth ii. following tradition, the statement was attached to the palace gates by two footmen as tributes began.- footmen as tributes began. queen elizabeth ii was _ footmen as tributes began. queen elizabeth ii was the _ footmen as tributes began. queen elizabeth ii was the rock _ footmen as tributes began. queen elizabeth ii was the rock on i footmen as tributes began. queen elizabeth ii was the rock on which | elizabeth ii was the rock on which modern britain was built. 0ur modern britain was built. our country has grown and flourished under her reign. she was the very spirit of great britain and that spirit of great britain and that spirit will endure. she has been our longest ever reigning monarch. it is an extraordinary achievement to have resided with such dignity and grace for 70 years and with the passing of the second elizabethan age we usher in a new era in the magnificent history of our great country exactly as her majesty

among them are princess anne, prince edward and the duke of york, prince andrew, who was deprived ofal honors due to numerous scandals, an unexpected twist. the reporter was also named trips to the fall of prince harry with his wife meghan markle, who have recently been at the maximum distance from the life of the royal court near buckingham palace and the scottish residence. at these moments, crowds of worried britons are gathering, the archbishop of counterbury prayed for the health of the queen, the british parliamentarians sent her, perhaps, wishes for a speedy recovery. vladimir putin today launched three new highways via video link, he took part in the opening ceremony for traffic on new and reconstructed sections of the m12 and m5 highways yulia makarova, who watched the ceremony, will tell about the importance of these segments both for individual regions and for the whole country. three new routes that are linked in a common transport corridor from st. petersburg to chelyabinsk and tyumen in the moscow region launched the first section of the federal highway m12 moscow nizhn

walking behind the coffin, the king, his sister, the princess royal, his two brothers, the duke of york earl of wessex, behind them, the prince of wales and his brother, the duke of sussex. from the palace of westminster, around parliament square and into broad sanctuary, the gun carriage was drawn by 142 members of the royal navy. they brought it to the great west door of the abbey church, where, as a young princess, elizabeth had been married and later crowned as sovereign. as the coffin was borne up the abbey's central aisle, among the family members walking behind, two small figures. prince george and princess charlotte, aged nine and seven respectively, attending this most solemn of state occasions. 0n the coffin, a wreath, with rosemary for remembrance, myrtle, the symbol of a happy marriage, and english oak, symbolising the strength of love. and a card hand written by the king, "in loving and devoted memory, charles r." in profound thanksgiving, we come to this house of god. we gather from across the nation, from the commonwealth and from the nations of the world to mourn our los

the duke of york, as — himself, his next brother the duke of york, as he then was, who became georgeloucester and the duke of kent, should in their— and the duke of kent, should in their military uniforms stand vigil very much— their military uniforms stand vigil very much as we have just seen it. and the _ very much as we have just seen it. and the vision of the princess wasn't actually photographed. it is the subject of an oil painting —— the subject of an oil painting —— the video— the subject of an oil painting —— the video of the princes was not photographed. and then the next vi-il photographed. and then the next vigil was — photographed. and then the next vigil was for the queen mother, organised — vigil was for the queen mother, organised in 2002 by prince charles. and that _ organised in 2002 by prince charles. and that was the vigil of the princes, prince charles, prince andrew and prince edward. today we have seen princess anne there, the princess royal, which i think is the first time a woman has ever stood vigil around a monarch's coffin in history, isn't it? so vigil ar

walking behind the coffin, the king with his siblings, the princess royal, the duke of york, who was in uniform, and the earl of wessex. and in the row behind, princes william and harry, walking together 25 years after they had followed the coffin of their mother to her funeral. the military detachments marched with their arms reversed. the cortege passed along the length of the mall, dressed on either side with union flags. as the coffin went past, from spectators, respectful applause. from horse guards, the cortege passed through the archway and on to whitehall. 0n past the cenotaph where, for so many years as queen, she had led the nation's mourning. now that nation with others mourns her. as the cortege approached parliament square and the palace of westminster, the applause from the pavements swelled. many of those who were watching had travelled from afar, feeling an overwhelming obligation to be present. each wanting to be part of this moment in the nation's history and leaving with a precious memory. seeing the queen on that carriage was just unbelievable. and it brings it all

you played a clip earlier on of one man who shouted at said the duke of adjective, am i trans andrew as a the duke of york, as he was walking into saint jealous cathedral, that is in relation to allegations that have been made about prince andrew's personal life from which it, it certainly of made the headlines over the last few years that has resulted in a distancing between prince andrew and the rest of the royal family. he's now regarded as a non working member of the royal family. for example, he will not be allowed to wear ceremonial dress during these proceedings until the vigil is held in westminster cathedral. and that will be the only time we don't know, of course, of what has happened to the man who made the shot other than, than, than he was arrested at the time. there is a possibility, of course it was arrested for his own safety because people around him were very angry about what was happening. it is, wasn't pointing out of course, that not ever been scotland approved or agrees with the while family scotland itself felt a referendum to leave the union of great britain back in 2014. and i dec

we have just heard the princess royal is now at balmoral, and the duke of york and the earl and countessex are also on their way to balmoral. we already knew prince charles was there with the queen, and the duke of cambridge we were told by kensington palace was on his way. obviously senior members of the royalfamily now obviously senior members of the royal family now gathering at balmoral. this is the family coming together. she is of course a mother, grandmother, and herfamily are gathering around her. she is at balmoral, a place she loved, her and prince philip loved, and she will be surrounded by herfamily prince philip loved, and she will be surrounded by her family which will be very important to anybody. in that we can be grateful that the queen will not be alone. we are not in lockdown any more. it underscores there is a sense of inevitability. at least at balmoral, it is slightly away from the glare of the media, they are able to be a little more distant. if the queen was at buckingham palace, the comings and goings would be in full public glare. forthe goings would be in full

princess elizabeth alexandra mary was born on april 21, 1926 in the family of prince albert, the duke of yorkere i am i just want to say two words about the fact that, if you look at the whole situation, there is quite a chance to become queen elizabeth the second queen. well, it is small , but tiny, because, look, her father, prince albert, was the king. he took the name george the sixth. although, as we can see everyone called him albert, and kings have four names, for example, the current king has four names, and he took the one that everyone knows him as prince charles and the father of elizabeth ii, and everyone called him prince albert, but when he was enthroned he decided that it is better when he will be called exactly one of the other names, namely george, and he was the principle george the sixth , so he was not the first in line for the throne because he had an older brother and his older brother edward the eighth was such a king, but at some point edward the eighth uh, abdicated his grix because he married a simple person, well, simply abdicated the throne and thus uh, albert beca

she was the first child of the then king's second son, the duke of york. er christening perhaps the only time in her life that she made a public scene. she was a happy child with occasionally a child of make sense of mystery. —— mischief. this was the young princess elizabeth at the age of four and three quarters, visiting a photographic studio in london. her life then was comparatively carefree. a politician called winston churchill noted she had an air of authority that was astonishing in an infant. fate propelled that infant towards the throne. in 1936, her uncle king edward viii abandons the crown in order to marry the twice divorced american wallis simpson. elizabeth's father reluctantly took the throne. all: god save the king! god save the king! his coronation gave the then 11—year—old elizabeth a foretaste of what lay in store for her. she later wrote that she had found the service very, very wonderful. elizabeth's childhood was a sheltered one. she never went to school but was educated at home with her younger sister margaret. but the family unit wa

behind them, the king and the duke of sussex, princess royal and her husband, the duke of york and glouchesterung man in 1952. the queen came to the throne at the age of 25. no question that king george vi is responsible for shaping this remarkable realm we have seen over the past 70 years. queen elizabeth ii reigned so much within the parameters [inaudible] -- mixes miliary heritage before our eyes -- marines, forces from commonwealth countries, cavalries. among this procession, the head of the armed forces. he told me this procession would be an impeccable tribute to her late majesty. i don't think anyone would question that. blues and royals, followed by the drum horse and the state trumpeter. they are making their way toward wellington arch and hyde park corner. there we have the commonwealth memorial gate. we see the procession making its way towards this part of central london, near the gardens of buckingham palace on what is normally a busy intersection. today, solemn silence for the late queen. the honorable artillery company approaching, part of the representation of the army in this

the duke of york issuing a statement saying, mummy, your love for a son, your care, your confidence il treasure forever. i have found your knowledge and wisdom infinite, with no boundary or containment. i will miss your insights, advice, and humor. unforgettable to the family and to many of those who feel she was also a part of their families. geoff: the queen's state funeral starts at 6:00 a.m. eastern and we'll have coverage of the day's events starting at 2:00 a.m. eastern on our website, pbs.org/newshour. in the day's other headlines, hurricane fiona made landfall along the southern coast of puerto rico today, and has knocked out power across the entire island, leaving millions without electricity. officials there say it could take days to fully restore. president biden had already approved an emergency declaration and offered federal assistance. in preparation for the storm, residents have boarded up homes and business, bracing for torrential rains and heavy flooding. almost five years ago to the day, hurricane maria battered the island, killing nearly 3000 people in the months t

in 2019, the queen's second son, the duke of york, stepped back from public duties over serious allegationsnjanuary, 2020, the duke and duchess of sussex, harry and meghan, announced their sudden departure from life as senior royals to forge a new future in north america. reporter: they are going - with the best wishes of the queen. in a statement from buckingham palace, she said... "harry, meghan and archie will always be much—loved members "of my family." she went on, "i recognise the challenges they have experienced "as a result of intense scrutiny over the last two years "and support their wish for a more independent life." but the greatest challenge of 2020 — to the whole world — came with the deadly coronavirus pandemic... ..which forced populations into lockdown. the queen herself was placed into quarantine at windsor castle from where she addressed a fearful nation. i'm speaking to you at what i know is an increasingly challenging time, a time of disruption in the life of our country, a disruption that has brought grief to some, financial difficulties to many, and enormous changes t