48 hours on from the shock of losing queen elizabeth anthony. pardon me, while i turn around here, because we can hear the crowd cheering and it looks like we may get a site of the new king charles the 3rd coming through the gate. the people have been gathering all day, the crowds of and swelling. here, you might be able to hear the cheering. and if you can see over my shoulder, that does appear to be the royal limit, the maybe can move the camera over. i'll step out of the way the crowds here i've been have not been moving and just been getting bigger and bigger. and you can see the insignia on top of that lead vehicle. that does seem to be that would be king charles coming through, making his way from buckingham palace. and let's take a look kelby or incredible seems this has been very much for him. the last 48 hours hasn't that he's been a very visible presence. yeah, it has been, it's been a busy day for him. of course being declared officially as the monarch here meeting with prime minister lou trust as well. and this has been a very big pa

anthony quinn, elizabeth the 2nd, she presided over the final fall of the british empire and the u. k. is exit for the european union. so what does her passing leave the country now and what are the prospects for london geo political role? well, i think whatever one thinks about the role for you can roll repairs or the last 1500 years or so. the creating the scene always to rise above that. it's very sad a lot, just the whole the u. k. the crown dependencies are right and the cheater to see our face gene come to have how much the equation under course she was wealth as well. so i think that we'll be able to see some things of this today . i do think there will be reflection on the all what they call them roll the one or t, but may not be the chair because certainly for the next week. sorry. the nation will be one thing, some more, the magistrate creative us, the circuit and, and also to give her lots of rise in the same thing chose is now a thing. although off the see them have the ceremonial side of things about most people in the united kingdom will be driving for all of the world

anthony held. welcome to the program. queen elizabeth coffin has arrived at the palace of holly, rude house in edinburgh, the official residence of the british monarch in scotland. the coffin will spend the night there and be taken to the city's saint giles cathedral. to morrow, thousands of mourners followed the queen's final journey from belmore castle to edinburgh. the moment the body of queen elizabeth arrives in edinburgh the city's famous royal mile was packed with people waiting to catch a glimpse of her last journey. many in the scottish capital had camped out in anticipation of her arrival willis. this is 7 o'clock this morning. i mean, she's worked so hard horribly. and it just seemed ray to come here. in a slow and somber procession. queen elizabeth's flat draped coffin was driven through the scottish countryside after leaving her beloved by morrow castle, where her life of 96 years came to an end. thousands of scots lined rural roads and highways to bid her a last farewell. i came here as a student bank this of into on says t

ah, i'm anthony. how'd welcome to the program. queen elizabeth quoterush has arrived in edinburgh, thousands of scots lined rural roads and highways to bid a last farewell to the mana labs. crowds crowds also packed the heart of the scottish capital, wanting the royal mile from the castle. down to the palace of hollywood house with mourners, gathering early in the morning quince coffin belie at risk at some giles cathedral till it is flown to london. on tuesday. we have dw correspondent emily gordon standing by for us in it mer scotland. emily could to see you. what can you tell us about another day, full of pageantry in scotland. yes, anthony. so we're now at a borrower standing right behind the palace of hollywood house. it has started to poor. it's raining said the majority of people around here. i've actually gone home, but when we arrived here, the streets for absolutely packed, they will lining every road that we, that we passed almost and, you know, and, and when, when, when the cleans coffin arrives to you. so how people were throwing flo

anthony how'd walk into the program? queen elizabeth quoterush has arrived in edinburgh. thousands of scots lined rural roads and highways to bid a last farewell to the monarch. lance crowds also packed the heart of the scottish capital lining, the royal mile from the castle down to the palace of hollywood house. mourners. gatherings from early in the morning, the queen's coffin will lie at rest instant, giles cathedral until it's flown to london on tuesday. ah correspondent nick mackie is in edinburgh forest. nick, give us a sense of the atmosphere there to day. how did the crowds react when the queen's coffin arrived at the palace of hollywood house? i was so it was so respectful. thousands came out to de la new streets, and that would include thousands of orange tourists who happened to be in the u. k or up in scotland on all the holidays. and of course, it was a so respectful, there was a polite applause there, the court made its way down the road, mildly standing. it was quite solemn. people just felt this, this is a history making

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ah, i'm anthony howard. booking at the program, britain has bid farewell to queen elizabeth the 2nd with a historic state funeral. her coffin was placed in the royal bolt at windsor castle near london where she was buried in a private ceremony. hundreds of thousands of people turned out to pay their respects as the hearse carrying elizabeth's coffin made its way to windsor. we'll hear from our correspondent at windsor castle in a moment. but 1st, this report on a funeral ceremony followed by millions of people around the world. queen elizabeth begins her final journey. her coffin made its way to westminster abbey. a full military guard accompanied the departed monarch, part of an ancient ceremony, combining church state and the royal family's history. ah, elizabeth's grand children followed her into the abbey. ah, followed by her son, king charles the 3rd, and the queen consort camilla. o. readings were made by dignitaries, including the archbishop of canterbury, and hymns was sun ah . then queen elizabeth the 2nd headed for her final resting place. ah . as the funeral procession drove o

anthony. we will be discussing elizabeth william powel and her husband, samuel powel, two of george washington's very closest friends. we figure with this being the year of the woman why not talk about a super powerful woman that helped shape the founding of the republic? i myself am a powel scholar. i have been working on the project that i've been doing for about three years. i will have a chapter coming out in an edited volume that will be published by the university of virginia press in january of 2022. i very much look forward to sharing that with you all in the future. i'm going to go ahead and pass it over to my colleague and dear friend, kayla anthony. i will pass it over to you. >> thank you so much sam. thank you to mount vernon for asking me to speak today. i'm excited to also share elizabeth's story. i think you will all enjoy it very much. i am executive director for the philadelphia society for the preservation of landmarks. we are an 89 year old nonprofit which has saved -- the powell house, where i am tonight. i am involved with the powel house. it is the ancestral home of samuel

anthony. we will be discussing elizabeth william powel and her husband, samuel powel, two of george washington's very closest friends. we figure with this being the year of the woman why not talk about a super powerful woman that helped shape the founding of the republic? i myself am a powel scholar. i have been working on the project that i've been doing for about three years. i will have a chapter coming out in an edited volume that will be published by the university of virginia press in january of 2022. i very much look forward to sharing that with you all in the future. i'm going to go ahead and pass it over to my colleague and dear friend, kayla anthony. i will pass it over to you. >> thank you so much sam. thank you to mount vernon for asking me to speak today. i'm excited to also share elizabeth's story. i think you will all enjoy it very much. i am executive director for the philadelphia society for the preservation of landmarks. we are an 89 year old nonprofit which has saved -- the powell house, where i am tonight. i am involved with the powel house. it is the ancestral home of samuel

elizabeth the second. here, in australia, prime minister anthony albany later reads at the foot of a bronze statue of the queend camera. people are morning and an almost loss while the path to the throne is pretty direct, it is not always easy to understand. just ahead, we help sort all that out. stay with us. ♪ not working. ththey'll look at your full financial picture and help you createe a flexible strategy desisigned to balance growth potential and guaranteed income. so you can stop worrying about the future and enjoy the life you've created. that's the planning effect. from fidelity. when cold symptoms keep you up, try vicks nyquil severe. just one dose starts to relieve 9 of your worst cold and flu symptoms, to help take you from 9 to none. for max strength nighttime relief, nyquil severe: ♪ some days, it felt like asthma was holding me back. but asthma has taken enough. so i go triple... with trelegy. with 3 medicines in 1 inhaler,... it's the only once-daily treatment for adults that takes triple action against asthma symptoms. trelegy helps make breathing easier,... improves lung function,... and last

so elizabeth was also had a fate of australia, its prime minister, anthony albany. she says australian hearts go out to the british royal family with the passing of queen elizabeth, the 2nd and historic ryan and a long lost devoted to duty, family. pike and service has come to an end. this is a morning of sadness for the world, for the commonwealth and all strivings. it is a dire, profound sadness and great for the royal family who had lost her beloved mother, grandmother, and great grandmother. the person who for so long was the greatest in his strength, a strategy and hearts go out to the people of the united kingdom who mourned to die . knowing that will failed, i have lost part of what makes the nation how the queen has been such a constant and alive for 70 years. the longest, soothing monarch in british history over her reign. she has come to define notions of service, charity and consistency. commitment to her role and to all of us has been without question and unwavering. she is also demonstrated courage, compassion and humour, a strong memory. i will have her

and i'm so excited to be with you here today with a colleague of mine kayla anthony, and we're going to be discussing elizabeth willing powell and her husband samuel powell two of george washington's very closest friends and we figure with this being the year of the woman. why not? talk about a superpowerful woman that really helped shape the founding of the the republic so i myself am a all scholar and i have been working on the project that i've been doing for about three years and i will have a chapter coming out in an edited volume that's going to be published by the university of virginia, press in january 2022. so i very much look forward to sharing that with you all in the future and i'm going to go ahead and pass it over to my colleague and dear friend kayla anthony. um, and i will pass over to you. thank you so much, sam and thank you to mount vernon for asking me to participate today. i'm excited to also share elizabeth's story. i think you'll all enjoy it very much. i'm the executive director for the philadelphia society for the preservation of landmarks and we are an 89 year old nonprofit that stew

and i'm so excited to be with you here today with a colleague of mine kayla anthony, and we're going to be discussing elizabeth willing powell and

the death of elizabeth ii caused a wave of responses around the world. u.s. secretary of state anthonyblinken visited kyiv the day before. he promised a billion dollars worth of military aid to ukraine, the money will go to countering russian aggression, according to the politician, the white house will provide the same amount to other countries. europe threatened by a war with the russian federation, in addition, the state secretary visited the okhmatdyt hospital, where he talked with children who suffered from the hostilities. a special moment of the visit was the meeting with the patronus dog. the four-legged man happily greeted blinkin and the similar friendly visit of the secretary took place against the background of another meeting in the rammstein format in germany , it was there that the head of the pentagon, lloyd austin, announced a new package of aid to ukraine from the united states for almost 700 million dollars, which will include howitzers , artillery ammunition, armored fast anti-tank systems and others a new package of military aid to ukraine from the united states e

elizabeth ii's reign. australians are putting those politics behind them today as they mourn the loss of their head of state to serve them for seven decades. that morning has been led by anthony prime minister, who this morning spoke of the 16 times that queen elizabeth ii visited australia. in 1954, she became the first british monarch, the first australian head of state, of course, to visit australia, they set foot on the shores, when she came up sydney harbor, just behind me and took that meeting with australia for the first time, michael. it set up a legacy with the british monarchy, that flourish throughout her reign. >> all right, appreciate, it angus watson in sydney, larry madowo in nairobi, our thanks to you both. what could the future of the british monarchy look like? becky anderson will be back in a moment to talk about that. also, the queen's lifelong romance with prince philip, her husband of 73 years -- stay with us. cars! it was so easy to find a car within my budgeget. i cacan't believe i was able to find the one. carvana had so many great options. you could get someththing likea eco-friendly ride, these souped-up beasts, or an elegant automobile. i'm just ha

anthony. how'd walk into the program? well laid as i gathering in london, the head of the state funeral of queen elizabeth burton's longest running monarch will be remembered in a ceremony at westminster abbey before she is buried at went to castle later on monday. thousands of mourners queued in central london for a 4th straight day waiting for hours to pay their respects to the like monna before she lay to rest. it was a minute observed across the country. prime minister lids trusts, and others all over the u. k. paused for a moment of silence in honor of queen elizabeth with london's iconic big been also mocking the occasion. by remaining silent earlier there were more hectic scenes. the people rushed to get into the queue to see the queen lying in state. before fine closed. you happy? yes. to try to try and drive as he didn't feel good on the phone. but when the 10s of thousands of foreigners had queued over the final day to get the chance to see the queen's coffin. at one point, the white time had become so long that authorities advised people not to come. but despite the white and the cold q as were upbeat when in a

elizabeth. the 2nd service is being held at the parliament in camera. prime minister, anthony albany has spoken, but some indigenous australians are holding protests against the monarchy. there are clark joins me live from outside the parliament house in cambra. sarah conflicting voices then being heard today, run us through the day. well the, the national memorial service behind me it's on parliament house is just finished. it's been under wife the last era soon as united. it was laid by the prime mister anthony open, easy invited guests, politicians and dignitaries. now thou paying tribute to the claim, but there the official proceedings outside at parliament house. we have a gathering expected, the nest next hour or so, and they considered anti monarchy rallies, and they beheld are in cities around the country, including melbourne at sidney camber, where we are and brisbin that those rallies are being led by indigenous australians are the 1st nations people speaking out about what they say as they are in tolerances and the injustices that they endured during the monarchy. they say that the br

. >> anthony albanese they're speaking to cordelia lynch. queen elizabeth became monarch five years after india's independence, she made three state visits to the country during her reign. let's find out how her death has been received their. or neville lazarus is in delhi for us this morning, what has the reaction been there? the reaction been ther>> well it has been q, the government has called for a day of mourning today, the national flag is to fly half mast, no government officials will take place now, the queen has visited in just three times, 1961, 1983 and 1997, with her lifelong partner prince philip. it has been probably on the same route that she has taken to go to the building behind me, which is the precedence house where she would have been given a ceremonial welcome. all of these three visits that she has made, she has known all the leaders in linda starting from mahatma gandhi to the present prime minister modi, she has also been talking about how the diversity and the broad diversity in the country is an inspiration to all. now, india has c

the death of their former queen, australian prime minister anthony alba these and other government figures laying wreaths queen elizabeth'surners at sydney's government house paying their respects in flowers. cnn's angus watson joins us now. tell us more about the reaction you're hearing. hello to you. >> well, don, the prime minister that you mentioned there led australian in two days of solemn remembrance for queen elizabeth ii who, of course, served this country as head of state for seven decades. we've been watching the proclamation ceremony there for king charles iii. australia will have its own version of that tomorrow morning when king charles will officially become head of state here in australia. that's not without its controversies. there's a growing republican movement here in australia which believes that an australian should hold that role as head of state. it's an issue that queen elizabeth ii had to deal with in 1999 there was a referendum asking australians this question and overwhelmingly they voted to keep the queen as the head of state. but it's an issue that king charles iii will have to deal with thro

1954 after news of his death. prime minister, anthony albanese, said astrology, hearts go out to the british royal family with the passing of queen elizabeth, the 2nd and historic rhine and a long life devoted to duty. family. faith and service has come to an end. this is a morning of sadness for the world, for the commonwealth and all extravagance. it is a die of profound sadness and great for the royal family who have lost a beloved mother, grandmother, and great grandmother. the person who for so long was the greatest in strength, australian hearts go out to the people of the united kingdom, who mourn to die. knowing they will field, i have lost part of what makes in nation whole. and spring in sarah clack now, who's in sydney with the latest? hello there sarah. how are astronomy ins reacting, given? there's always been a diversity of opinions about the monarchy in australia. what tributes have flown applied throughout the day? we've had every site in territory later. send that condolences to the family that was laid by the prime minister. first thing this morning at the navy, he confirmed that he and the governor general will lie to d

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1954 after news of her death. prime minister anthony albanese, said australians. hans, go out to the british royal family with the passing of queen elizabeth, the 2nd and historic rhine, and a long life devoted to duty. family, faith and service has come to an end. this is a morning of sadness for the world, for the commonwealth and all astray, lance. it is a die of profound sadness and grief for the royal family who have lost her beloved mother, grandmother, and great grandmother. the person who for so long was the greatest in strength, australian hearts go out to the people of the united kingdom, who mourn to die. knowing they will 3 old i have lost part of what makes in nation hall. and spring in sarah clark, who's in brisbin with the latest on their reaction from australia. sarah, she was a much loved figure among the majority of australians, how they reacting well that tributes have been flying throughout the day from every state and territory later across the johnny record that was led by the navy. he did a national tv address. first thing that's holding and he has no, that's a really good morning. it's a huge lot. he said thin that

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australia as well with their new prime minister, anthony, he's very much a republican, and he's always said that while queen elizabeth was still alive, then let sleeping dogs lie. now the gloves may be off, but charles is recognizing that. also, we have to remember that he's got a very close relationship with islam, for instance, and he's just guest edited the newspaper on its 40th anniversary. i think he's already been working to bring all of those fractured pieces together. >> and the prince, when he was prince, spoke out against islamophobia after the terror attack in the uk. let's listen to a portion of king charles' speech. this is where he talks about the new queen consort, camilla. >> this is also a time of change for my family. i count on the loving help of my darling wife, camilla. in recognition of her own loyal public service since our marriage 17 years ago, she becomes my queen consort. i know she will bring to the demands of her new role the steadfast devotion to duty on which i have come to rely so much. >> more time in these remarks committed to the queen consort than to his two sons, maybe for some re

. >> one of the perceived successes of queen elizabeth's reign here is a many people felt she stayed outside of politics and anthony albanese says he felt like king charles would be very conscious of the need to do that too he will be going to the united kingdom for the queen's funeral and he will also be meeting the king. >> cordelia lange in cambered, thank you very much for that. let's bring you these pictures from overnight now. i'm not sure if we can bring you these pictures but let me tell you what was happening in australia, today marks the proclamation of the accession of charles as king of australia in a ceremony in the country's capital from work or diluents reporting from, the proclamation was marked by a 21 gun salute. there have been 2:21 salutes to acknowledge a proclamation of king charles the third. dge a proclamation o king charles the third >> she is the only monarch we have known. one field with sadness, but also gratitude for the life she led and the example she set. king charles has long had an affection for our new zealand and has consistently demonstrated his deep care for our nation. this re

anthony albanesy is a republican and putting those politics to one side as his nation mourns the passing of queen elizabethi. >> angus is in sydney, australia. before let's get a look at the images coming in now. this is an opportunity for people to pay their respects. remember this has been going on since wednesday of last week. it is now 6:30 in the morning in london, and over the last four days more than 250,000, a quarter of a million people as we understand it, have had the opportunity to file past this coffin. the queues at one point snaking along the river for 6 miles. it was 24 hours that some people waited in line overnight to pay their respects. and now the hall is empty and it's quiet. and some moments just for those who are in that room of quiet contemplation. later on, this morning, of course, the queen's casket will be moved to westminster abbey where a state funeral the likes of which we haven't seen since 1965 since winston churchill's funeral will get under way. let's get you to nigeria. stephanie, what's the general mood and reaction? >> well, becky, good morning. things are a bit more mu

elizabeth herself. previously, she also refused her younger sister princess margaret to marry the british air force officer peter a townsender because he was divorced and had children margaret married the photographer anthony armstrong the couple divorced 18 years ago in 2005 the queen and the church approved the marriage of prince charles to the twice divorced and camilla parker bowles and the youngest grandson harry married the actress megan fox in 1992 the queen for the first time in history, they agreed to pay their taxes at the expense of their own incomes and also to reduce the number of members of their family who will be supported at the expense of the state payment fund for the protection of the princess diana bowed her head before her, this is a violation of protocol, says the bbc correspondent dewidmbleby. after the divorce, diana was no longer a member of the royal family. her attitude to ukraine and majesty - it was a whole era, this is really it. it was the london bridge. it was the bridge that connected us with the 20th century. everything she did not only for her country, for the commonwealth and for the world, this person who did a lot for ukraine, judging by what i see, she was always smi

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after news of her death. prime minister anthony albanese said that australians harps go out to the british royal family with the passing of queen elizabeth, the 2nd and historic rhine and a long loft devoted to duty. family. faith and service has come to an end. this is a morning of sadness for the world, for the commonwealth and all extravagance. it is a die of profound sadness and great for the royal family who have lost a beloved mother, grandmother, and great grandmother. the person who for so long was the greatest in strength, astrally and hearts go out to the people of the united kingdom, who mourn to die. knowing that i will field, i have lost part of what makes it nice and whole. sunday mccreery is an expert on the history of the royal family at head of the university of sydney's mountain, monarchy, and global perspectives research help. she joins us now. live from sydney. good savvy with us, cindy. what's the mood in australia following the death of queen elizabeth? thank you, adrian. i think as we just heard these trained, i means to say the maiden astray is by march, a somber one. it's been a gray, quite wet day for most of ja

buckingham palace, australia's anthony albanese, who is known to favour australia becoming a republic. other commonwealth leaders in london for the funeral of queen elizabetht to sign a book of condolence, including the prime minister of new zealand, jacinda ardern, who thanked her majesty for 70 years of support and service. she visited our country on multiple times. but more than that, she stood with us during times of great, great sadness and tragedy and stood alongside us in times of joy and celebration. other leaders, including canada's justin trudeau, joined mourners to pay his respects at the lying in state. but not all world leaders have been invited. russia's vladimir putin is off the list, as well as belarus and myanmar�*s leaders, they also haven't been invited. the bbc understands syria and afghanistan did not get asked, either. nor venezuela, because the uk does not have full diplomatic relations with these countries. earlier, the king and the prince of wales thanked some of the officers who will be involved in monday's huge policing operation. monday, we'll have over 10,000 officers deployed. the core of that is metropolitan police officers,

we will talk to anthony scaramucci and sam bankman fried together. >>> when we come back, the legacy of queen elizabetht the latest on our broadcast with the squawk pod podcast. you can stream and follow anytime. we'll be right back. . >>> welcome back the business world reacting to the death of queen elizabeth ii. alphabet ceo saying she has been a constant through many of our lifetime another saying she will be remembered for a lifetime, dedicated to public service. jamie dimon weighing in, she has been a constant figure throughout their lifetimes many have found reassurance in the stability of her leadership and enduring sense of duty and service. joining us now to talk about the life and legacy of queen elizabeth ii, we'd like to welcome joanna coles she's current ly a board them in with snapp and sonos how would you describe the mod mmood >> it's really sad day in britain as can you imagine most people have grown-up with the queen. it's important for business leaders to weigh in on heads of state like that. and the queen epitomized the most extraordinary leadership values, extraordinary discipline

anthony joshua accepts terms set out by ty, some fury ahead of a potential belts between the heavy weights in december. ah welcome to the program. we begin in to england, where queen elizabeth coffin has just arrived at r. i f north hold in west london from brown by playing her daughter, prince's n. he's on board god's on up. i'm going to salute her arrival in england. once the company is taken off from the plain, she'll be transported to buckingham palace in the center of the city, king charles, the 3rd and his wife camilla. the queen consort will also be there to pay their respects as well as crowns of mourners. lay them once at the palace, the coffin will be placed to give members of the royal household, the johns, to pay their respects to the deceased monarch. we're going across to edinburgh though in scotland, where allan fisher is standing by for us. because ellen, you've been covering her journey from edinburgh all the way up to the port. and now if she has arrived in england, it certainly was a moving tribute in scotland. talk us through what's lit up to this point now. well, there is a need of no malice returning to edinburgh. the scottish capital know that the que

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elizabeth mac macdonald. you've been watching "the evening you would admit." -- evening edit. we hope you have a good evening and join us again tomorrow night. kennedy: well, he did it, he finally did it. dr. anthonyis stupid lockdowns had a horrible effect on the economy, our mental health and especially our children. so how does he still have a job? as you know, lord fauci was the chief architect of the government's pandemic response. the school closures, the masks, the vaccine mandates and the lockdowns. well, he went on and on about all of it yesterday. dr. doom said the quiet part out loud, revealin

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the australian prime minister anthony albanese saying in the last few hours that queen elizabeth ii haded period of national mourning. how will it be recognised there in australia? there will be a period of national mourning here too. we understand later today they will be a gun salute at federal parliament in canberra, one round for every year of the queen's lie. we also understand that following the state funeral in the united kingdom, there will be a national memorial here in australia too, and later today, the governor general, was the queen's representative in this country, given that australia is a constitutional monarchy, queen elizabeth ii was australia boss mcqueen, she was the head of state here and the governor—general david hurley is to give a national televised address in a few hours' time. so this is certainly an historical day for australia, an historic day for many people around the world, and the governor general to give them and us his thoughts on this historic and very, very sad day. historic and very, very sad da . , ., , ., historic and very, very sad da . , ., ., d

with the details and he said you can be a republican but also you can be an elizabeth and, as he put it. the prime minister anthonyre, but queen elizabeth ii's death still elicited grief and reflection in the south—east asian nation, and there's been little discussion about its colonial past. our asia reporter, suranjana tewari, joins me now live from singapore. suranjana, sura njana, it is suranjana, it is so fascinating, isn't it, to see how the different countries have reacted to the passing of her majesty. do talk us through what's happening in singapore. yes, sally, as you mentioned, reflection is certainly the mood here in singapore and i'm standing outside the british club which is a social club here, counts around half of its members as british expats and it is putting on an event this evening, this afternoon, actually, to mark the funeral of her majesty the queen and they put out tickets for just over 100 people, they are sold out and expecting many more to come to their restaurant, roughly around 100, perhaps more than 100 as well. the prime minister did say all singaporeans mourn the loss of her majesty

we have to i think about the recent comments by our prime minister anthony albanese who, as you know, is attending the queen elizabethich this government takes indigenous australians. that will remain the priority for this government but i think in the years ahead australians will start to re—engage with that conversation about republican referendum. it is interesting. _ republican referendum. it is interesting. malcolm turnbull, former prime minister, said he would count himself as an elizabethan, and by that he meant very much a supporter in respect of elizabeth, who has been travelling to australia over so many decades but that is very different from being a monarchist.— is very different from being a monarchist. indeed, malcolm turnbull has _ monarchist. indeed, malcolm turnbull has gone _ monarchist. indeed, malcolm turnbull has gone further - monarchist. indeed, malcolmj turnbull has gone further and actually said he thinks most australians are probably elizabethans rather than elizabetha ns rather than monarchist. i'm elizabethans rather than monarchist. i'm not sure what evidence he has come out i think the o

and queen elizabeth, she understood her job was to run, you know -- it was to be the head of the government, whether it was winston churchill or whether it was anthonyhether it was harold wilson, you know, left o r right, hard conservative or near socialist. what katty said is the case. it was her job to listen and understand her role in that constitutional order, provide permanency, and not run out giving her opinion on every single issue that passed. how hard that must have been over 70 years, at a time of revolutionary change. >> imagine being someone who met with, every week, with prime ministers, occasionally with presidents, with statesmen, with leaders of culture and business and the arts and not being able to use -- not being able to say what you think. as katty says, the dominant feature of our culture now is that we have the means to express opinions constantly without having opinions worth expressing constantly. you know, that's the tension that defines contemporary life. in that sense, elizabeth ii is the embodiment of a counterculture. she was restrained. she was dignified. she did her duty. i use the word dignified on purpose. constitu

elizabeth on monday. they will be attending a special reception at buckingham palace hosted by king charles on sunday. commonwealth leaders including jamaica's andrew holness, canada'sjustin trudeau, and australia's anthonyeen paying their respects to the late monarch. that's it for the moment from westminster. much more here through the day. a lot more people are joining the queue so i think we have another 13, 14 joining the queue so i think we have another 13, 1a hours of people joining it. we another 13, 14 hours of people “oininu it. ~ . another 13, 14 hours of people joining it— another 13, 14 hours of people “oininu it. ~ . ., , ., joining it. we are waiting but for the moment— joining it. we are waiting but for the moment it _ joining it. we are waiting but for the moment it continues. - joining it. we are waiting but for the moment it continues. we'lll joining it. we are waiting but for. the moment it continues. we'll be back with katty through the afternoon. she was talking about the number of world leaders coming to london for the state funeral. bangladesh is very much retaining its ties to the uk. laura kuenssberg spoke to its prime minister, sheik hassina, about her memories of the queen, an

elizabeth ii will be laid to rest on monday. dignitaries from around the world have been invited to herfuneral, from president biden to the emperor of japan. the australian prime minister, anthony danny abdallah. he co—founded the charity i4give with his wife, after an appalling family tragedy and i spoke to him a little earlier. we will get to your story because it is absolutely tragic and powerful. first of all, because i'm sure it was surprised, i'mjust because i'm sure it was surprised, i'm just a moment whether prime minister of australia ring you up and invited you to join you and join him on the trip to london. just talk us through that. it was a sunday afternoon and i was leaving church. i got a phone call from the prime minister and he asked if i would like tojoin him to the queen's funeral. i was touched and lost for words at the time. i didn't know what to say. i'm very humbled tojoin our prime minister. absolutely extraordinary honour. just to receive a phone call like that. just because i haven't given the details, i wondered if you could do it in your words. i wondered, if you could do it in your words, how your family was hit by such a devastating tragedy. could