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here we think it's, it's still approaching dundee. this may be the other such a dandy though it might be on its way to path by now we'll try and nail down the actual location of, of the courses and, and so that we can tell you exactly where it is now, but it's, it's certainly due to arrive, ah, in edinburgh, the capital of scotland at around 1500 hours g m team, we will of course, bring you that live here on out here in the meantime. i will get a move on and take a look at what else is happening right now. in the world, ukraine's army says that its armed forces are pushing further into the ne cock heave region after making significant gains in a counter offensive president for laudermill. zalinski says the advance could be a potential breakthrough. in more than 6 months of war. will ukrainian troops say that they've taken control of 2 cities on russian supply routes and concave? moscow has withdrawn its forces saying that regrouping all the fighting ridges, there's been concern about the russian controlled zapora. she a nuclear plant

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and there'll be a small ceremony in dundee, before the quarters arrives. it really is an opportunity, isn't it? for people to, to express how they felt about that the monarch play . and you can talk about the mean tones like other dean than dundee and path, but they'll come from the areas beyond that as well. they'll come from places like for. busy and our broth and montrose just names normally on a map, but areas that have been impacted. but i've no relationship by the queen and every one will have their own relationship. and they'll come here to edinburgh and in front of the scottish parliament. as the scottish politicians including enforcements, the nicholas sturgeon will pay their respects to the queen as she returns to edinburgh. as she did every year, she came here held a garden party with carriers and best teachers which and award ceremonies people who been granted knighthood of dame, whom there will be ease. and cb e's. they all came to hollywood palace once a year to see the queen, and there will be music here as well. when she left balmoral they

next, they will go to aberdeen also in scotland, dundee, and then from dandy to edinburgh. later on sunday, also with us on al jazeera right now is christopher wilson, a royal biographer. this is a very important moment for the royal family, christopher talis about the family members who made the journey from balmoral, and who are going to be abiding with the queen scoffing later in edinburgh. and before i do that, i've let me just to say that watching this reminds me very much of the death of the queen's uncle, the do who kent in 1942. he was a royal air force officer and his plane crashed in the highlands as he was going on a diplomatic mission to iceland. and his body was a didn't go back to balmoral, but he went to don robin house also on the east coast. and instead of being flown down to london, which is what's happening in the end with the queen. ha, his coffin was put on a train, and the train did exactly what this cortege is doing here. it dro, it drove all away from scott on, down to london. slowing at every junction where people were standing and thousands of peop

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and past britain, it reaches the city of dundee. it'll go around that city and from there on to puff across the frightened bridge and then done a motorway, the m 90 over the queen's very crossing which the queen herself opened when it was completed towards the city of edinburgh. we will continue to monitor the process of the court ash here on al jazeera, but for the moment, let's take a look at what else is happening in the world. in ukraine, russia's grip on the northeast and cock, he region, appears to be weakening. ukrainian troops of made significant territorial gains in that counter offensive. taking control of 2 russian, a 2 cities on russian supply routes. moscow's withdrawn its forces saying that it's regrouping at operations at the russian held support a sheer power station have been stopped. the government agency in charge of europe's largest nuclear power facility says that it's disconnected. the 6th unit from the park. right. let's go live, not a ukraine's capital keefe out there, as gabriel. alexander is there. and what

from aberdeen we'll then go to dundee and then come back, past the royal mall here, past st.yal residence of the monarch. she's expected to stay there and lie there overnight. and she will lie in rest for 24 hours where people can give their respect and deep love for a monarch who has really defined so many generations, don. >> isa, thank you very much for that. richard, listen, we have to be mindful we are marking two occasions here, the transition of power and honoring the life and mourning the death of queen elizabeth, all at the same time. >> and like a pendulum, these events go backwards and forward between them. you've got the proclamation, the funeral, the cortez making its way to aberdeen and to e edinburgh. that's going to be the contradiction of emotions that the british people will face for the next week until things have become a little more certain. >> i'm don lemon here with my colleague richard qwest and then also joining us from buckingham palace our colleague cnn royal correspondent max foster along with cnn's chief correspondent chri christian amanpour. let'

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been so designed where people will be able to come out and pay their respects and from aberdeen to dundee and then edinburgh. there's moments designed specifically so people can pay their respects. what will be interesting is how many people come out. this will be a very good indication of the days ahead where the concern is in london there will be too many people in london. >> the reverse of this route is what the queen would do many, many times. she would fly into aberdeen and take this road to balmoral. everyone wants to be here. >> everyone wants to be here. we've heard the clap, clap, clap of horses earlier in preparation. they're putting up barriers now and moving into other small villages. >> small villages but people have come out on a sunday morning. they're not in large numbers but they are there. and that is just going to swell as this cortege slows down when it goes into cities, particularly aberdeen. >> i was trying to get this question to max foster earlier. i'm not sure if you heard when i said this is exactly what the queen wanted, the wreath of the coffin of queen elizabe

lorna gordon, bbc news, dundee.�* cathedral. it will then be taken to london where the queen will lie in state. more people are expected to make their way to buckingham palace today. many of them will see this view on their way. just glimmering in a little tiny bit of sunshine, you can see the queen victoria memorial there, you can see the queen victoria memorialthere, unveiled you can see the queen victoria memorial there, unveiled in 1911 and looking really rather glorious today in 2022. more details have been announced about what is going to happen in the coming days. more information about her majesty the queen�*s final journey. information about her majesty the queen�*s finaljourney. let�*s get more details with our reporter now. having been flown from scotland to london, the queen will spend a final night at buckingham palace on tuesday. her coffin will then leave shortly after 2pm on wednesday for a ceremonial procession travelling from buckingham palace to the palace of westminster for the lying in state. th

going to the coastal city of dundee, many people bow the heads and tears in the eyes.hat emotion do you think you will feel? >> a tear in the eye. on thursday night i definitely had a tear in my eye. we feel like we lost one of the family. >> reporter: we will see many people in a somber mood paying respects. don? >> isa, thank you. want to get to colleagues at buckingham palace. you see the king behind you? >> yes. we heard as you talked about the solemnity a crowd go up and king charles iii is behind us in the procession. so we know and max and i have been talking about meetings holding there. clearly he probably lives and lays his head at clarence house. it is not that far. it is like literally a one-minute car ride. >> didn't allow the public to see him. today is about the queen so we won't see a lot of him. going for private meetings in there. it's a nice way to balance it. >> if i said it once i said it a million times for them to believe it they have to see it. actually making everything visible. the crowd is delighted to see their new king. cheering. this is th

leave both moral and they are going to travel through through scotland this through aberdeen through dundee, ab, where people will be lining up at the side of the street, greeting her. and then the it cortege will very slowly make its way towards edinburgh. we're in the casket, we'll be set down in the palace, holly road, at the seat of the scottish sher royalty. and what, wait there till tomorrow and there, then the ceremonies will continue the whole roll family. king charles, as we know, must say, we'll travel up there. and there will be a lying and state and day ceremony at the cathedral in edinburgh. so this is a very long drawn out as a good buy from the queen and the different parts of the country. yet a chance to say good bye to her. okay, the w correspondent, barbara vessel in london, thanks so much. turned her some culture. now the top winners at the venice international film festival have been announced. the golden line for best film goes to laura watches for her documentary, all the beauty and the bloodshed. it centers around america's opioid crisis and the family company that ma

it will be in dundee very shortly.st, as the day has got longer and older, now 2:15 in the afternoon, how many people have come out. what we'll look for then after dundee, a few more cities and villages before arriving here where there will be a great deal of ceremony as the coffin is taken from the hearse and laid to rest overnight. >> if you have sharp ears, you can hear the crowd is gathering around richard quest and i, and the hoard of media as well, who are here to watch this all happen in the capitol of scotland. >> you can see here, as we know go to the population centers, the crowds are starting to really -- >> we are keenly aware that we're marking two different occasions here, connected, of course, but we're mourning the death of queen elizabeth ii, her magistery queen elizabeth ii, and also marking the proclamation of a new king, king charles iii. this is really a new era in the monarchy, and it's going to be quite a transition, max foster, quite a transition to the new monarchy and also for the united kingd

firstly, maximum number of people to come and pay respects, coming through aberdeen and dundee. >> sixit would only take a couple hours, few hours normal speed. we look back at diana when her core teblng went up in the middle of england, there were so many people dropping flowers from bridges and roads that the whole thing slowed down more than expected. secondly, they will lie at rest in the houses where she was of course monarch, balmoral, she will lie at the palace of holyroodhouse where she came every year for a week, every summer she would be here for a week for official scottish events. then she will go to the cathedral. it's been very meticulously designed for maximum ability of people to pay their respects and of course the royals will be here tomorrow. >> and the length of time it's going to take, they're estimate it's going to take six hours but it could take longer. >> i think it's -- this is going to be the test, if you will, for how things will be in london. how many people come out for today's procession -- sorry, for today's moving and tomorrow's procession. >> let's bri

then on slowly to dundee and path heading for scotlands capital title, so extra parts it so has david. is it a whole life to say thank us. i just felt there was no way i wanted to be here at the monster space. as the coffin continued at 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 current passes automatically from the queen to her eldest son, the affection the country held for her does not. the cortege passed famous landmarks before arriving in edinburgh coats had gathered since just after dawn to mark the arrival at hollywood palace, the monarch's official residence in scotland. the queen came home. the journey from balmoral took 6 and a half hours much longer than normal. but this was an opportunity for the people of scotland to share a collective moment of grief, of celebration and of history. her body will lie here in the throne room before being moved for the special service of thanksgiving, its giles cathedral. the mourners led by her son, king charles the 3

eastern time in the united states and then through the city of dundee as well. again, going slowly so that people can get the chance to pay their final respects to the queen. >> one of the comments from yesterday's briefing was that the queen since she passed had been lying at rest in the ballroom at balmoral castle which they described as a scene of great dignity. now after six of the gatekeepers carried the coffin to the hearse, it will -- they're describing this movement, by the way, don, as being -- it will drive in a manner that will allow people to witness the move. so that suggests it will go faster on motor ways and interstates, it will slow down dramatically in towns and villages. >> max foster, i want to bring you in. i've been watching in scotland overnight there have been rehe rehearsals, they have been practicing, they have been practicing for days and, you know, just from the images that were up from the news broadcasts you sort of got an idea of how they will handle the situation once it is here in edinburgh, but, again, highly practiced and they

next the cortege will go through the countryside arriving at dundee at around 2 pm where it will drive around the city on the kings way. it will then head towards perth along the bridge and cross over the queens crossing heading towards edinburgh, the cortege will pass towards this castle and go to the palace arriving at around 4 pm the coffin will rest in the throne room to allow them to pay their respects. meanwhile new details have been released about the queens state in london, and her funeral at westminster abbey that will take place on september, that as the new prince and princess of whales and the duke and duchess of suspects are reunited for a walk about. our correspondent risk forts about what will unfold in the coming days. >> from traditional ceremony, heralding and proclaiming a new sovereign, to a windsor walkabout bringing brothers together and differences set aside, these are historic moments which crowds are gathering to witness. >> it's good to have the unity at the moment despite all that is happening outside of that, it's nice, nice to see. >> who knows. >> it's bee

then from there stone, or these coast of the country to dundee, to pass. i'm finally home to hollywood palace with one of the 1st visits the queen made in 1952 unbecoming the monarch succeeding her father was to come here to scotland to stay at holy route to visit the people of scotland. in 1953, she attended a service of thanksgiving at saint giles cathedral, the place where her body will lie at peace on tuesday for the people of scotland to see their fear wells and slowly with great care and with great affection. the color party is there no one bear the body of the queen to be taken to the throne room in holy rude. her coffin will rest over night and then on monday with her son, the new king at the head of the procession, it will be taken to seek giles cathedral the hearse just moving away from the front door. so it's fair to see after leaving balmoral several hours ago. the queen is home and holy root ha. as you say and the end of her long journey there something like 6 hours by road from found moral to the palace in edinburgh. a 175 miles in 280 kilome

and then down the east coast to the main did centers of population, dundee, and path, and a course studying landmarks such as the queensbury, crossing bridge, which has opened just a few years ago. and finally here into edinburgh itself. it would normally take around a couple of hours to make that journey. it took 6 and a half hours, but that was intentional. to give the people of scotland, the chance to have a collective sense of grief, of celebration and also of history. as the queen returned home to edinburgh and allan, you mention there about her seeing some people in tears. i mean, the queen was very open about her affection to scotland throughout her reign of the people of scotland as a whole feel about her d. thank is always it's hard to make generalizations of a population of just over 5000000, but the majority of people in scotland, very much supportive of queen elizabeth. they were aware of a long record of service, of the charities that she supported of the causes that she pushed for i. scotland was in her dna almost literally. her mother elizabeth bowes, lions came from a scotti

then on slowly to dundee and path heading for scotlands capital title. oh, it's the facts. it's who has david, is it a whole life to say thank us for some reason. i just felt that was no way i wanted to be here. and to keep my last space. as the coffin, continued it, sad, slow procession. a reminder. the country is moving on. good. okay. the proclamation of the new king met by some disapproval in edinburgh. a reminder that while the current passes automatically from the queen to her eldest son, the affection the country held for her does not. the cortege passed famous landmarks before arriving in edinburgh coats had gathered since just after dawn to mark the arrival at hollywood palace, the monarch's official residence in scotland. the queen came home. the journey from balmoral took 6 and a half hours much longer than normal. but this was an opportunity for the people of scotland to share a collective moment of grief, of celebration and of history. her body will lie here in the throne room before being moved for the special service of thanksgiving, its giles cathedral. the

through the city of dundee, the city of discovery is, is known and, and through path, and then over such and well known landmarks as the queensbury crossing which straddles the 4th, the 4th linking 5 to edinburgh, and then down the royal mile. and finally, back here, the prime minister of antigua and by buddha says he will hold a referendum on the country becoming a republic. within 3 years, guest on brown made the remark after he signed the documents confirming king charles. the 3rd is the country's new head of state. the country is one of 14 nations to have the british monarch as its hit of state preliminary results and sweden's general election suggest right wing opposition parties could when a slim majority over the ruling center lift block votes is still being counted. and the combined prime minister has not conceded defeat, rising crime, immigration, and the energy crisis were the key election issues of ripples. and ethiopia is to cry. regions say they are ready for a ceasefire and would accept a peace persisted by the african union. the slightest development could potentially in a

queen of scots today is another stark reminder of the continuity of the monarchy after stonehaven at dundeeh briefing and then across the river ford and weburg in the last kilometer from the edwardian castle - this is the royal mile at the foot of which is the official residence of the monarchs, the palace of color house. it was here that the ancestor of the queen, king james vi of scotland, learned that he inherited the throne of england after the death of the first elizabeth. thus, two kingdoms about joined the union a guard formed from the royal regiment of scotland carried the coffin past the queen's three children, the royal princess accompanied her mother's coffin all the way from the embalming, here the queen's coffin will rest in the throne room, and tomorrow she will be taken to the cathedral of st. egidius for the people who were sought out here on the quiet streets, this has become a ritual of mourning for the nation, but there is something else in this, a ritual of succession when the crown passes from mother to son and the nation witnesses the continuity of the monarchy already

through the city of dundee, the city of discovery is it's no one and an through path. and then over such a well known landmarks as the queensbury crossing which straddles the, the 4th, the 4th linking, fight to edinburgh, and then down the royal mile. and finally, back here, preliminary results and sweden's general election suggest right wing opposition parties could when a slim majority over the ruling center left block votes are still being counted. and the incumbent prime minister has not conceded defeat, rising crime, immigration, and the energy crisis were the key election issues with rebels. and ethiopia is to cry. regions say they are ready for a ceasefire and would accept a peace process led by the african union. the slightest development could potentially and almost 2 years of fighting. the spanish teenager colossal chorus has claimed his 1st grand slam title after beating, caspar rude in the us open final. the 19 year old becomes the youngest ever world number one. he's replaced russian de niel mid for dave at the top of the rankings. with those that headline

went to aberdeen and then don't the mean population centers of the east coast through the city of dundee, the city of discovery is it's known and, and through path. and then over such a well known landmarks as the queensbury crossing which straddles the, the 4th, the 4th linking, fight to edinburgh, and then down the royal mile. and finally, back here, the prime minister of antigua and by buddha says he will hold a referendum on the country becoming a republic within 3 years. guess on brown made the remark after he signed a document confirming king charles the 3rd as the country's new head of state. the country is one of 14 nations to have the british monarch as its head of state or preliminary results and sweden's general elections suggest. right wing opposition parties could when a slim majority over the ruling center left block votes are still being counted and the incumbent prime minister has not conceded defeat, rising crime, immigration, and the energy crisis were the key election issues ripples and ethiopia is to cry. regions say they are ready for a ceasefire and would accept a p

city in the northeast before heading down towards the main population centers on the east coast of dundee and path coming across there, the new bridge over the 4th of 4th into edinburgh itself. it was surprising because initially during the 1st few miles of the cortez travelling, there was silence. people standing in respectful silence. not seeing very much indeed, but as it reached aberdeen, then people felt that they wanted to applaud a at that was a sign of a recognition of the queen servicer of 70 years. and also you remember that yesterday reported when the proclamation of the new king was read out here in edinburgh. a note saying that charles had been proclaimed king. there was some level of disturbance including a young woman who had a cardboard to post, which disputed the fact that there should be a monarchy in britain. in 2022, that young woman was arrested 22 year old. and she was charged with breach of the peace, fairly minor of fans. but she will appear in court here in edinburgh on monday. a reminder that while there is overwhelming support for the monarchy in the u. k, it is

the chance to see their farewells, which is why it will go through aberdeen down into the city of dundee. and then finally down here to ed brother code's gathering just the other side of hollywood palace. this is where the queen would come at least for one week every summer. this is the official residence of the monarch in scotland there. they would have that annual garden party in the massive gardens in the back, but they would also carry out investiture ceremony. so those had been awarded honors by the queen and knighthood and m b e. a dame hood a c, b, e. they would all gather here and at some point the queen with a ward the was or nurse here. she was well respected and well regarded by the scots because she spent a lot of time at balmoral as a child and her mother came from a scottish family. so when she wasn't been moral, she was at a glance castle which is in t say part of the area that she will pass through in the coming hours. and so there was always that connection with this house. in fact, a last official visit was back in 2021 and she visited a soft drinks factory. no, there's

through the city of dundee, the city of discovery is it's no one an answer person, an over such a well known landmarks as the queen size crossing which it straddles the fuck, the 4th linking, fight to edinburgh, and then down the royal mile. and finally, back here accompanied the entire journey by the princess royal princess and the queen's daughter who cut cedars at the body was taken in 2 dead de memorial hall here that the main hall had the throne room. i will, it will stay over night before to morrow. at there is a service of thanksgiving that said, giles cathedral, not far from the palace. it's on that. what is known as the royal mile on the way to edinburgh castle, and that procession from here will be led by king charles, of course, the, the queen's eldest son, and the man who inherited the throne. on his mother's death on thursday. allan, you mentioned a connective sense that the queen was very open about her affection for scotland throughout her reign at how did the people of scotland as a whole feel about as you think. in general, i think people feel the loss for many people.

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after stonehaven, dundee, perth, over the forth and into edinburgh...use, where the queen's ancestor, king james v! of scotland, learned he inherited the throne of england on the death of the first elizabeth, thus uniting the two kingdoms. the bearer party formed by the royal regiment of artillery carried the coffin past three of the queen's children. the princess royal had accompanied the coffin on its progress from balmoral. the coffin of the queen will lie here in rest in the throne room before being taken tomorrow to st giles' cathedral, where it will lie for 24 hours. for the people who lined the quiet streets today, this is the ritualising of a nation's sorrow. but it is something else, too. the ritualising of transition. the crown passing from mother to son, and the public expectation of continuity. alan little, bbc news, edinburgh. ballater is a village on the river dee eight miles from balmoral and a place where the queen new locals and shopkeepers essentials a little girl. the bridge at mr sinclair recalled a conversation he had with the queen

and heading on down towards aberdeen, when the procession will head south, make its way now past dundee and close to perth, before crossing the queens ferry, crossing the great bridge that the queen herself opened not too long ago. he then finally crowned a bridge into the edinburg itself. all the way, recognition being given to the queen in the small towns and villages, where just like the village around balmoral itself, the queen has been a neighbor and friend. what now an msnbc special coverage of the world transmission in the uk, right now, the queen's coffin is heading to her official residence in scotland, as the people of the united kingdom prepared to pay their respects. >> my mother's brain was unequal in its duration. its dedication and its devotion even as we grave thanks to the most

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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 held for her does not. the cortege passed famous landmarks before arriving in edinburgh coach had gathered since just after dawn. some, in the most unlikely of places to mark the arrival at hollywood palace, the monarch's official residence in scotland. the queen came home the journey from bell moral took 6 and a half hours, much longer than normal. but this was an opportunity for the people of scotland to share a collective moment of grief, of celebration and of history. her body will lie here in the throne room before being moved for a special service of thanksgiving and giles cathedral. the mourners l

my career, i was working with a canadian hotel company, and prince philip said after, "crocodile dundeewent, she must have thought the world was smelling of fresh paint, because everywhere she walked had been whitewashed wherever she went. what efforts did you go to? in the hallways of the hotel there was this quite gaudy orange and yellow pattern going down the hall corridor. so, i contacted the owners of the hotel and asked if i could have a quantity of money, and found out that her favourite colour was powder blue, so all the corridors became powder blue. she has obviously seen that, and all the way through to her suite, and then we also painted her suite powder blue. she did comment to me on how great the paintjob was, so there is her humour again! and there was the smell of fresh paint following her wherever she went! thank you very much for talking to us and sharing your memories of the queen. thank you for this opportunity, i greatly appreciate it. it is our pleasure. one way to meet the queen was to win an award. one person who did that was more rain, whojoins us now. why did yo

whether it's involuntary or braemar, the villages that -- dundee in the east of scotland, edinburgh, the capital, glasgow, all these major cities, aberdeen as well, so close to roll east side and balmoral. they will all be warning the queen as well. >> nick robinson is in inverness, it scotland. she was born april 21st, 1926. earlier this year, she marked her platinum jubilee. marking 70 years on the throne since the death of her father, george fifth. during that time, she has seen 14 u.s. presidents, 15 british prime ministers. tony blair, one of the former prime minister says, we haven't just lost a monarch but the matriarch of the nation. british newspapers are paying tribute to queen elizabeth, the cover of the times raids, a life in service, saying her name was defined by an unwavering sense of commitment to her people and country. in the daily mail, they say, our hearts are broken. our grief is 100 different emotions. all of them, hard to grasp. and the daily mirror with a very simple but powerful thank you. we will be back in a moment with more on the passing of queen elizabet

the villages so people could pay their respects and from aberdeen through stone haven onwards to dundeeo perth and here to edinburgh, here this was just a sea of people and as the queen's cortege arrived, we were talking to people here, so many of them had come to pay their respects, the queen's service to the country. how much it meant to them and this was their way of reflecting it back and paying her some respect. the old, the not so old and the young. this is some of what they told us. >> wonderful, just wonderful. it's just wonderful to be here. >> my mom and i will not be here. she's 88 and is in quite poor health. it's really important despite not being very well to make today's presence. >> i think king charles will do an unbelievable job and he will do just as good as the queen, hopefully. i think the queen -- >> reporter: i think that's the sentiment you hear a lot, the queen has set such a high standard obviously for the young people. it is king charles who will sort of be around through the early parts of their lives. but that elderly lady, 88 years old, and as her daughter

next to the cortege will head through the angus countryside, arriving in dundee at around 2 pm, where it will drive around the city on the kings way. it will then head towards parts, across the bridge cross over the queens free crossing, heading toward edinburgh. the cortege will pass to edinburgh castle and head down the royal mile to the palace of hollywood house, arriving here at around 4 pm. the coffin will rest in the throne room -- to pay their respects. as we said, the queen's coffin will leave balmoral at 10:00 this morning, skies greg milam is there for us today. certainly already, greg, thousands of people have paid their respects there and expected to line the route. >> yeah, yesterday alone, there were thousands who made that journey, a quiet reflective patient -- lines of people making their journey here today. they're not here at the moment because in the next hour, they're expecting that final journey from balmoral to begin for the queen. a poignant moment for the family members, who are still here inside balmoral. we saw them yesterday looking at some of the tributes -

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