in the wake of the death of his mother, queen elizabeth, prince charles, now king charles iii, is seto address the nation later today. >> the world was given an early glimpse into his leadership style as a young father when he opened up to abc's barbara walters. so we're opening up the abc news "vault" to december 6, 1984. >> prince charles is particularly concerned about the way his own royal youngsters, 2 1/2-year-old prince william and 7-week-old prince harry, will be raised. he's already thinking about their education. >> i'm very keen, for instance, that somehow we should be able to give them the gift of languages. >> do you speak many languages? >> no, you see, i don't. >> i don't either. >> i can just manage in french but not well enough, and i think it is absolutely essential to learn a language when you're young. it makes such a difference. >> it is interesting that you were only taught one other language. >> hmm. i tried to learn german, but i -- i regret to say i failed my exam. >> i think it's not too bad for people to know that the prince of wales can also fail in school

charles elizabeth's children prince william yesterday arrived at the castle in scotland where was elizabethly should prince harry but one, according to media reports, his wife meghan markle decided to do not accompany. here is what american tv channels tell the departed queen elizabeth ii died at the age of 96. her reign was the longest in british history as the 96-year-old monarch passed away. this afternoon peacefully surrounded by members of the royal family. at balmoral castle in scotland, a crowd of people gathered at buckingen gate. palace to commemorate queen elizabeth's son prince charles becomes king of england with the official title of charles the third he called his mother's departure a moment of great sorrow, for him and for the entire royal family, the newly elected prime minister list, runs, met the queen only 2 days ago, and today she addressed the nation. this is the day of the great loss queen elizabeth ii left us a great legacy today, as it was and 1.000 years ago the crown passes to the new monarch our new head of state his majesty king charles iii we are opening a new e

monarchs and it was there a few years before how to ascend the throne of the future queen elizabeth ii married princeip and will be buried next to her husband after a service at westminster abbey, buried with the body of queen elizabeth ii to be taken to windsor at windsor castle in the chapel st. george, the funeral will take place there on the same day, monday, september 19, and what is important is that the husband of queen elizabeth, prince philip, died last year, and then the funeral took place taking into account the restrictions that existed at the time due to the coronavirus pandemic, this queen's funeral will be without any restrictions and it will be much larger - it's a state funeral, it's a ceremony with which a respectful farewell is given to the monarch, and also what we saw in scotland, what we will see during this week and on state day the funeral is how it happens, the ceremony is very slow, respectfully, the farewell takes place in general silence with the participation of military members of the royal family, the country says goodbye to the monarch who ruled for 70 years, and in or

he said that the queen elizabeth and prince philip used to refer to parking apprentice very much as, as the office. many people will be surprised to know that it wasn't the actual seat of the monarchy that was around the corner at saint james's palace. why though, do you think that, i mean you explained there why people wanted to come and pay their respects to the queen? what is it, though, about queen elizabeth anne and her reign that makes most britons, or whether they support the monarchy or not, feel slightly bereft this evening? well, i mean, the answer to that is quite simple. and it's longevity whether you have republican tendencies or whether you're in that die hard monarchists. you can't ignore the huge historic value of this particular moment in time. she has been the backdrop to several generations of people's lives here. not any in the united kingdom, but across what was the british empire that became the commonwealth. as i was saying earlier, she's paid a very much a superficial role of i've being a figurehead on everything from coins to slight stamps the to bank notes.

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elizabeth became queen. at the coronation, prince philip swore his allegiance, saying he would be her man of life and limb, giving up his brilliant novel career to serve his queen. >> it was not a division of label that was traditional to somebody of phillips upbringing, he was always quite the alpha male. so having to take that step back, and follow his wife as she became head of state, was a big adjustment for him. >> while the queen looked after her nation, her people, and the commonwealth, philippe was the patriarch, looking up to the family, a devoted father and husband. admitting in a rare public moment, it wasn't always easy. >> tolerance is an essential ingredient of any happy marriage. it may not be quite so important when things are going well, but it is absolutely vital when things get difficult. and, you can take it from me, the queen has the quality of tolerance and violence. >> they were mirror training credible 73 years. united until phillips death in april of 2021. the queen, private in her grief, leaving a handwritte

when elizabeth's husband, prince philip died, she was left alone. in seven decades on the throne, elizabeth redefined the monarchy, remade it for more modern, less deferential age. and in the process she became not just the queen of great britain, she became the queen in a way queen of the world. mark phillips, cbs news, london. >> moments later we spoke with former prime minister sir john major, who served in office from 1990 to 1997. he was one of the first to pay tribute to the queen today, saying that in her public duties she was selfless and wise with a wonderful generosity of spirit. that is how she live and how she led. and the prime minister told us those traits were especially apparent during difficult times. >> one of the many gifts the queen has is that when she faces great difficulty, she has the capacity to be a stoic. she puts her head down. she plows on. she knows whatever the problems are, she will come through the other end of that. >> where did she get that resilience? >> oh, i think it is part of the training for monarchy. i mean,

we did welcome queen elizabeth and prince philip to virginia in 2007 when i was governor for the -- toown in 1607, so this was 15 years ago. and it was just an amazing experience in my nearly 30-year career in public life to welcome queen elizabeth and prince philip to virginia. she had been here in 1957 as a brand new monarch for the 350th anniversary of jamestown, and then she was back in 2007, 50 years later for the 400th, and we had a remarkable visit where she interacted with virginians at a extremely difficult time. we just had the tragic shooting at virginia tech two or three weeks before she came, and she insisted on meeting with virginia tech families, those who had been impacted by this horrible shooting. so i just -- virginians have a particular feeling of sadness and affection when they heard about the news about queen elizabeth, but queen elizabeth loved dogs, and so let's switch to topic two. in march of -- earlier this ye year, senator warner and i weighed in and told the fda you guys are letting pass a gruesome abuse of animals in cumberland county in virginia at this p

he asked princess elizabeth and prince philip to go instead. ya, at home at the age of just 56, the king dies. >> princess elizabeth is already the queen the moment her father dies thousands of miles away. they had to get the message to her before the news is announced on the radio. communications in 1952 are very, very difficult. >> the palace sends out a coded message to communicate. there is a problem. >> the code had to be deciphered and nobody had the code big. the palace thinks elizabeth will be told. the palace tells the world. they tell the world that elizabeth doesn't know. >> her private secretary is in the local town when he hears that the king has died. at this point, it is unconfirmed. >> she was in a room at the time. on the radio. they went in and took the radio out of the room. the secretary hears that the king is actually dead. prince philip is told. >> prince philip asked to go to princess elizabeth. you better go for a walk outside. in the garden, he breaks the news that her father has died. >> elizabeth is only 25. she has lo

around the world people carry flowers by the british embassy their condolences to the son of elizabeth prince charles who will become king charles iii and expressed to all britons president vladimir putin noted that for many decades the queen was rightfully loved and respected, the subjects of the kremlin noted that the wisdom and authority inherent in it is now in short supply in the international arena with the clutch of charles iii to the throne of the british. a lot of changes await, the most obvious of them being the first line. the anthem of the country will sound like god saves the king will have to issue new passports, which will indicate that their owners are subjects of his majesty, but the official names of the government of the customs service of the treasury and the police of the country will also change. now the future king has returned to london , the inhabitants of the kingdom. waiting for his appeal to the nation. the official coronation ceremony will take place tomorrow, and the official funeral of elizabeth ii will take place only 10 days later. for this day, the british wi

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when prince harry's biracial american wife meghan markle complained of mistreatment by palace officials, the couple renounced the royal life and moved to california. when elizabeth'sband, prince philip, died, she was left alone. in seven decades on the throne, elizabeth redefined the rchy, rema it for a modern, lee not st the queen of grea britain, she became in a way queen of the world. mark phillips, cbs news, london. >>> so the question now is where does the monarchy go from here with charles on the throne. julian payne is head of communications. he's joining me now. good morning, and thanks for joining me. listen, before we talk about charles, i'm sure during your time with him working for him you had dealings with the queen. i'm curious about your thoughts on her passing. >> good morning. yes, during my time working with the king, i did spend time with the queen. this naturally is a very sad time for everybody in the uk and in the other realms around the world. i think for those of us who worked with her directly, there's just that extra tinge of our personal memories which are bound up in this extraordinary woman and adds a layer of sadness to what i think e

when elizabeth's uncle prince edward abdicated as king to marry the american divorcee wallis simpson,zabeth's father reluctantly took the throne, becoming king george, the sixth in 1936. making his oldest and then 10 year old daughter, elizabeth, his heir to the throne. at age 14, the home school princess began to take on some royal duties. her family was an outward expression of strength and resilience as england was battered by the blitz in world war two in 1945 at age 18, the young princess trained as a driver and mechanic in the women's auxiliary service . she and her sister margaret, later joined those celebrating ve j on the streets of london. like thousands of others, she also had a sweetheart in the armed forces. her third cousin, prince philip of greece. they were engaged to be married shortly after the princess's 21st birthday. the royal wedding held november of 1947 in london's westminster abbey. it brightened the gloom of those post war years. the following year. the couple's first child, charles, the prince of wales, was born. he was then followed by princess and in 1950,

when she was made, the colonel and chief of the granite gods remember that queen elizabeth prince, that princess elizabeth then wasn't born to be queen. she didn't think she was going to be queen until she was 10 years old. she thought her uncle was going to be king, but then there was an abdication crisis. and her father who became george. the 6 was thrust into the position of being the monarch. and she then realized from then on the, the, the role that she would play a role that she's played right up until now. we heard in the service that the, the, the, the words that she gave at the age of $21.00. when she promised for the rest of her life to devote herself to the duty of being queen. or she did that. this is the end, a nation, and the world saying good bye to the longest reigning monarch ever in the united kingdom 70 years on the throne. as she has come through the west door of the abbe and out where you can see the military are all on parade ahead of the procession. and in a few moments we'll see the coffin getting on to the onto the gun carriage once again. incredibly moving thes

when prince harry's biracial american wife, meghan markle, complained of mistreatment by palace officials, the couple renounced the royal life and moved to california. when elizabeth's husband, prince philip, died, she was left alone. in seven decades on the throne, elizabeth redefined the monarchy, remade it for a more modern, less-deferential age. and in the process, she became not just the queen of great britain. she became, in a way, queen of the world. mark phillips, cbs news, london. >> o'donnell: the queen's extraordinary global impact can be seen in the heartfelt messages from world leaders, to ordinary people who felt a deep connection to the beloved monarch. cbs' holly williams is at windsor castle tonight, just outside london, where crowds have gathered to express their grief. >> reporter: as the union jack was lowered in london and all over the united kingdom, crowds began to gather at the golden gates of buckingham palace. ♪ god save queen. >> reporter: "god save the queen" she sang for a much-loved monarch. we were outside windsor castle tonight, home to kings and queens for over 900 years. >> she was everything to us, and it was part of our upbringing

prince philip has been the man at her side. but in spring 2021, his health deteriorates. ah, the 9th of april becomes probably the most difficult day in queen elizabeth sleif. prince philip dies 2 months before his 100th birthday. they had been married since 1947. ah. the britons moon with their queen. the next few weeks, the hard for the queen, but with her typical sense of duty, she soon resumes her public engagements where the brick set makes it cove it will. the death of her husband, her duties take priority. 2 months after the death of prince philip, she and boris johnson opened the g 7 summit in cornwall. ah, great success is her continuity. her ability to move with the times and not look like a fusty fuddy, duddy old reactionary. on the other hand, could she have moved a little bit more? could she have seemed a little bit more human. but the great um, victorian constitutional historian walter budget said, be very careful. don't let daylight shine in on the magic. and it's a very, very difficult to balance. and i think she's let some day de la china him at present, spoke much during the past 70 years, the queen has health more than 3 and a half

time a reigning british sovereign has visited australia. >> canada helms the arrival of queen elizabeth and princeritish empire came down for the last time, and they were replaced by the banner of a new indian government. >> she made it her life's mission to grow the commonwealth in its place. this time, spreading british influence through friendship, instead of conquest. >> the commonwealth bears no resemblance to the empires of the past. it is an entirely new conception, built on the highest qualities important to man, friendship, and the desire for freedom. >> she was passionate about the commonwealth, and it would be the thing, i think, more than anything else that she wanted her reign to be known for. she wanted the commonwealth to be her legacy. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the commonwealth expanded from seven countries to 56, under the queen's reign, with a total population of more than 2.5 billion. the queen traveled to nearly every member state. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> but the commonwealth has recently been showing signs of strain. in 2021, barbados dropped the queen as its head of state. >> the time has come to fully leav

prince philip has been the man at her side. but in spring 2021, his health deteriorates. ah, the 9th of april becomes probably the most difficult day in queen elizabeth sleif. prince philip dies 2 months before his 100th birthday. they had been married since 1947. ah! the britons mourn with their queen the next few weeks, a hard for the queen. but with her typical sense of duty, she soon resumes her public engagements, where the brick set makes it cove it will, the death of her husband, her duties take priority. 2 months after the death of prince philip, she and boris johnson opened the g. 7 summit in cornwall. ah, grey success is her continuity, her ability to move with the times and not look like a fusty fuddy, duddy old reactionary. on the other hand, could she have moved a little bit more? could she have seemed a little bit more human? but the great um, victorian constitutional historian walter budget said, be very careful. don't let daylight shine in on the magic. and that's a very, very difficult to balance. and i think she's let some day de la china him at present, spoke much during the past 70 years, the queen has health more than 3 and a hal

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prince philip has been the man at her side. but in spring 2021, his health deteriorates. ah, the 9th of april becomes probably the most difficult day in queen elizabeth sleif. prince philip dies 2 months before his 100th birthday. they had been married since 1947. ah. the britons moon with their queen. the next few weeks, a hard for the queen, but with her typical sense of duty, she soon resumes her public engagements, where the brick set megs it covert while the death of her husband, her duties take priority. 2 months after the death of prince philip, she and boris johnson opened the g. 7 summit in cornwall. ah, great success is her continuity. her ability to move with the times and not look like a fusty fuddy, duddy old reactionary. on the other hand, could she have moved a little bit more? could she have seemed a little bit more human. but the great um, victorian constitutional historian walter budget said, be very careful. don't let daylight shine in on the magic. and it's a very, very difficult to balance, and i think she's let some day de la china and i'm at present, spoke much during the past 70 years, the queen has health more than 3 and a ha

prince harry, along with his wife megan entered into an open confrontation with the royal family and moved to live in the united states, however, after the official announcement of the death of elizabeth ii sites. their non-profit organization turned black on their official account. in the meantime, william's older brother was replaced by the title; he is no longer the duke, of cambridge, but the prince of wales, his predecessor charles officially became the oldest person ever to ascend the british throne, it is to him and his subjects that world leaders today bring condolences. well, i cannot help but express my deep sorrow in on the occasion of the death of queen elizabeth ii, as a representative of the government of japan, i would like to express my sincere condolences to the british royal family, government and nation. she was our queen and for almost half of canada's existence and she had an obvious deep and unfailing love and affection for canadians. i join all australians in mourning and remembering her majesty's tireless service. she really was an outstanding person. let me invite the representatives to stand and honor the minutes and silences of the memory of her majesty, que

london, for her, it was a world away a retreat for her to be a wife, a mother -- >> queen elizabeth and princehilip proudly introduced prince andrew >> reporter: the sprawling estate site of the queen's most candid moments with her own children the nature soothing her soul but even here, her work never stopped greeting officials, like the uk's new prime minister, just days ago ♪ and now, scotland is preparing to be the first stop in the queen's long good-bye. >> people have already started to line the streets here in edinborough, and it' expected that the hears carrying the queen's coffin will come up this path here, it's known as the royal mile and take the queen's coffin into st. john's cathedral. the security presence in some parts is massive, like thousands of others today, we made our way to holyroodhouse the official residence of the queen of scotland people peering through palace gates and by the entrance rows of flowers and tears. >> we saw you put some flowers. how come you wanted to come out here? >> i wanted to show my respect to the queen >> and mom >> i'm quite emotional, i love t

in the next half hour, the four children of queen elizabeth ii, prince andrew, prince edward and charles all stand vigil around her coffin. this is where she isying in state, and where a stream of mourners are paying their respects. we will bring you special coverage shortly of the vigil of the princes, as it is called, with all in military uniform, and company mean the -- and will accompany the coffin. her grandchildren and great go change in -- and great care and children will do the same tomorrow. king charles going to wales, bringing to conclusion his four of the nations -- tour of the nations. he reflected on the late queen in cardiff. camilla also visited. he responded to emotion of condolence in english and welsh, reflecting on the queen's level of the nation into the privilege he felt serving as the prince of wales. well-wishers presented him with gifts and flowers. our special correspondent had been watching the day's events. >> there is something special about this final leg of the tour, it is the character of a homecoming. his relationship with wales is intimate. he has studie

elizabeth. she married prince philip, duke of edinburgh in 1947. she was the longest lift and longest-serving british monarch, surpassing queen victoria in -- who reigned for 63 years. prince charles iii is heir to the throne. >> in a world of constant change, she was a setting presence and a source and comfort of pride for generations of britons, including many who never knew their country without her. next, queen elizabeth's speech from a joint meeting of congress in 1991 where she discussed friendship between the u.k. and u.s. >> mr. speaker, her majesty queen elizabeth to -- close with two and his royal highness, the duke of edinburgh. [applause] >> members of congress, it is my great privilege and i deem it high honor and personal pleasure to present to you her majesty elizabeth the second -- elizabeth ii. [applause] queen elizabeth: i do hope that you can see me today from where you are. [laughter] [applause] queen elizabeth: mr. speaker, mr. president, distinguished members of congress, i know what a rare privilege it is to address a joint m

. >> breaking news from buckingham palace this morning, prince philip, the husband of queen elizabeth, has passed away. >> without the duke and her life, one can imagine it will take its toll on the queen. >> and duty, dedication, and dignity. >> the queen is the united kingdom. you could call of the united queen dome. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> in the united kingdom, in june 2016, the british people vote to leave the european union. queen elizabeth does not speak at the controversial brexit decision until a year later. >> my governments priorities to secure the best possible deal as the country leaves the european union. >> her comments in her annual address to parliament reflect her trademark restraint and neutrality. but viewers take note of her wardrobe. one accessory, in particular. >> she wore this beautiful corn flower blue hat with a series of flowers around it. i remember seeing that head thinking, goodness, that really looks familiar. >> the hat looked very much like the eu flag. there was no way the queen would have taken that decision unknowingly. >> good her majesty, who has reigned for mo

teams interrupt matches to honor the memory of elizabeth the second the queen will be buried after ten days of mourning in windsor castle next to her husband princephilip and before that in all the countries of the british commonwealth will begin ten days of mourning according to the plan to say goodbye to elizabeth ii. during this time, everyone will be able to do so, but many britons did not want to wait for the death of their beloved queen. the only news and his condolences to the royal family and the entire united kingdom were expressed by the president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyi precisely from the news of the queen's death great britain, zelenskyi began his daily video address, according to him, he received the news of the death of her majesty the president with deep sadness, called it a heavy loss for all of europe and the world, he learned with deep noise about the death of her majesty the queen, they ate the envy of the other, a heavy loss for all of europe, for the world on behalf of of the entire ukrainian people express their condolences to the royal family of great britain and the countries of the commonwealth of nations, our thou

the global concern over the health of queen elizabeth ii. prince members are heading there after learning from doctors that the monarch is under medical supervision. there's growing concern about her health, just two days after she fulfilled her royal duties by meeting with the new british prime minister, liz truss. joining me now, keir simmons and daisy mcandrew. keir, fill us in on the latest. the family assembles. these are grave moments. i can never recall another health update on the monarch other than during her brief episode of cov

the next generation of royals royals made a surprise appearane following the death of queen elizabeth ii. prince william ane harry joined by their wives thee who were offering their condolences. this was the first time the brothers were spotted together public since the platinum jubilee celebration in june. > >> today marks the start of a nw royal era. king charles i was be be headed. the second one restored the monarchy in 1660. now charles iii has been proclaimed king in a ceremony this morning in london. danya bacchus has more from windsor castle. >> king, head of the commonwealth. >> reporter: king charles iii was proclaimed king at a procession counsel in london this morning. >> i am deeply aware of this great inheritance and of the duties and heavy reporter:n salute's marked salute's marked the occasion. y, occasion. yesterday, he and his, the queen consort, were warmly welcomed outside of buckingham palace. >> i speak you today with feelings of profound sorrow. >> reporter: the king addressede nation with a picture of his mother beside him. >> to my darling mother, as you begin your last

prince harry , along with his wife megan, entered into an open confrontation with the royal family and moved to live in the united states. however, after the official announcement of the death of elizabethsite of their non-profit organization turned black in the official account. at in the meantime, william's older brother changed his title ; he is no longer the duke, but the prince of cambridge, his predecessor charles of wales officially became the oldest person ever to ascend to the british throne . world leaders today bring condolences to him and his subjects. well, i can't help but express my deepest sorrow at the death of queen elizabeth ii as a representative of the government of japan. i would like to express my sincere condolences to the british royal family, government and nation. she was our queen and almost half of the existence of canada and she had an obvious deep and unchanging love and affection towards the end. i join all australians in mourning and remembering her majesty's tireless service. she really was an outstanding person. may i invite representatives to stand and observe a moment of silence in the memory of her majesty queen eliza you are the second new king of

disagreements and stuff, but she was incredible added to the scandals and the last years of the son of elizabeth ii prince accused of rape by underage american women, and grandson prince harry, along with his wife megan, entered into an open confrontation with the royal family and moved to live in the united states. however, after the official announcement of the death of elizabeth ii , the website of their non-profit organization turned black in the official account. in the meantime, the title of his older brother william was changed; he is no longer the duke of cambridge, but the prince of wales, his predecessor charles officially became the most the oldest person ever to ascend the british throne, it is to him and his subjects that world leaders today bring illness. well igu can't help but express my deepest sorrow at the death of queen elizabeth ii as a representative of the government of japan. i would like to express my sincere condolences to the british royal family, government and nation. she was our queen and for almost half of canada's existence and she had an obvious deep and unfailing love and

for people to process, i'm sure. >> prince charles, now king charles, has already had a higher profile in recent years, taking on some of the duties of queen elizabeth. also prince william and kate taking on more public role as well, trying to be out there as the new, fresh faces of the monarchy. is the public ready to transition to a king charles and to eventually a king william? >> well, i guess we'll find that out in the coming days. i think britain is quite a conservative place with a small "c," people will be sympathetic to charles. he is, after all, the queen's son, one of her children. they're a family in mourning, a family grieving. so not only is he grieving, but he's also king from this minute onwards. so i think there will be a lot of transferred respect, shall we say and support for him and his wife, camilla, over the coming days. to say he's as popular as his mother, clearly that's not the case. he's often been a controversial figure over the last 20 or 30 years. but i think in the short term i think this is going to be about a country in mourning and a sort of solidarity with him and his children and people obviously like prince willia

when elizabeth's uncle, prince edward, abdicated as king to marry the american divorcee wallis simpson, elizabeth's father reluctantly took the throne, becoming king george . the sixth in nineteen thirty six , making his oldest and then ten year old daughter elizabeth , his heir to the throne at age 14 , the home schooled princess began to take on some royal duties. her family was an outward expression of strength and resilience as england was battered by the blitz in world or two in nineteen forty five at age 18 . the young princess trained as a driver and mechanic in the women's auxiliary service. she and her sister margaret later joined those celebrating vijay on the streets of london. like thousands of others, she also had a sweetheart in the armed forces. her third cousin, prince philip of greece, they were engaged to be married shortly after the princess's twenty first birthday. the royal wedding held november of nineteen forty seven in london's westminster abbey. it brightened the gloom of those postwar years. the following year, the couple's first child, charles , the prince of

time, william and his brother harry were actually here at bomber always prince charles as he was then, but also for an elizabeth and prince philip. and after, for diana, was killed and there was a global outpouring of grief. i'm more flowing tributes were pass. i'm placed in front of the gates. he and the, the, the prince, prince charles and prince philip. am the queen did this what they are? his family are doing now, which is to come out and look at the messages. look at the then the, the floral arrangements. and there were a great many flaw arrangements, almost as many as we're seeing here today. so this will be a very poignant moment for him. 25 years on after the death of princess diana. and as we continue to look at these live pictures of the royals outside windsor castle, rob, in terms of protocol, what happens next? where you are? the principal will be there to do. the queens of coffin has been arresting here at vamos since she passed away at the suggestion being that that has a light, obviously the family to, to mourn, but also have members of staff and their immediate families. those who have been livi

. ♪ >> buckingham palace royal highness elizabeth, duchess safely delivered of prince at 19:14 p.m. >d air born, prince charles philip george came into the world november 141948. >> there's public jubilation at the news, it's a voice. [cheering] >> the man the world would come to know simply as charles was third in line to the british throne. >> buckingham palace and all britain, the center of attention is prince charles philip george of edinboro. >> 1948, there was still a lot of post world russian, unemployment and i think when charles was on, it was a happy event because it was difficult times. ♪ >> i think the nation sometimes is held together by the royal family and gives focus for what they feel is british and what represents them and their va values. >> while millions celebrated the birth of their future king, one person was noticeably absent from a historical moment -- his father, philip, the duke of edinboro. the first time that plays the game of squash while princess elizabeth underwent c-section. when asked what the future king of england look like, philip responded, plum p

all that was to change when elizabeth's uncle prince edward abdicated his right to rule. took the throne becoming king george vi 1936 and 10-year-old elizabeth became his heir. the homeschooled princess began to perform royal duties as well as doing her a bit when her country was embroiled in world war ii, at 1945, age 18, the young princess trained as a driver and mechanic and a celebrated ve day on the streets of london. like thousands of others she also had a sweetheart her third cousin prince philip of greece. the couple were engaged to be married shortly after the princesses 21st birthday. it brightened the gloom of the postwar years. the following year the couple's first child charles prince of wales was born, he was followed by princes and in 1950, prince andrew and prince edward but in 1952 while in kenya, elizabeth learned her father the king had died. she was now at the age of 25 the queen of england. >> i declare before you all that my whole life whether it be long or short shall be devoted to your service and to the service of our great imperial family to whic

prince philip has been the man at her side. but in spring 2021, his health deteriorates. ah, the 9th of april becomes probably the most difficult day in queen elizabeth sleif. prince philip dies 2 months before his 100th birthday. they had been married since 1947. ah! the britons mourn with their queen the next few weeks, a hard for the queen. but with her typical sense of duty, she soon resumes her public engagements, where the brick set makes it cove it will the death of her husband, her duties take priority. 2 months after the death of prince philip, she and boris johnson opened the g. 7 summit in cornwall. ah, grey successes, her continuity, her ability to move with the times and not look like a fusty fuddy, duddy old reactionary. on the other hand, could she have moved a little bit? oh, could she have seemed a little bit more human. but the great um, the tour and constitutional historian walter budget said, be very careful. don't let the de la shine in on the magic. and that's a very, very difficult to balance. and i think she's let some day de la china him at present, spoke much during the past 70 years, the queen has held more than 3 and a hal

royal ann and then charles closest to us in the military regalia and prince edward, the youngest of the four children of queen elizabethe last time we saw a service of thanksgiving was for prince philip and the funeral was very small because of covid. several months later queen elizabeth had a beautiful service of thanksgiving for her husband. one thank you from charles in his first statement as king. he said mommy, thank you. and we also heard that from paddington at the jubilee, ma'am, thank you. you are hearing it all across the country. just an outpouring of gratitude for 70 years of service, a life well lived and this is one of the very significant steps that we are seeing in this first procession on the way to this very important service in edinburgh, guys. >> dana: duncan also joins us. he is with us for these days. he is a former royal editor of the sun and a royal contributor for us now. duncan, your thoughts this morning as we watch the procession of the royal mile begin right now. >> well yes, good morning. this is the moment -- first moment we have had to see the coffin being accompanied by the new king, a

all of that was to change, however, when elizabeth's uncle prince edward abdicated his right to rule mary ann american divorce say. elizabeth's father reluctantly took the throne becoming king george the #th in 1936. 10-year-old elizabeth became his heir. at age 14, the home schooled princess began to perform royal duties as well as doing her bit when her country was embroiled in world war 2. in 1945 at age 18. the young princess trained as a driver and mechanic in the women's auxiliary service. she and her sister later joined other britains to celebrate ve day. she also had a sweet heard third cousin prince philip of greece. the couple were engaged to be married shortly after the principal he's 21st birthday. the royal wedding held in november of 1947 in london's westminster abby brightened with gloom of the post war years. the following year the couple's first child charles, the prince of wales was born. he was followed by princess anne in 1950. prince andrew and prince edward in 1952 while in kenya, elizabeth learned her father, the king, had died. she was now at the age of 25, th

both the queen elizabeth and prince philip regarded this very much as the office as opposed to her other royal residences that she regarded as her home, in sharp contrast to the bright, late afternoon sunshine of edinburgh. 40 see behind me, it's raining quite heavily, but nevertheless, people have lines the route or to be able to get a, a glimpse of the royal hearse as it passes here. and about an hour's time, we expect we know that the aircraft carrying a queen elizabeth's body is now in english air space. it will be making his final approach probably in about 20 or 30 minutes time into our a f north salt which is west of london. that is the oldest to air base in the country and actually predates the formation of the royal air force by, by 2 or 3 years on, upon landing, there will be greeted by god ivona. the coffin will be loaded onto the ra hearst men driven eastwards into central london and the direction of shepherds bush up through holland park bayswater road. for those of you that no london round, the northern tip of hyde park past marble arch down park lane with some of the most

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the queen's own great, great grandmother was married to a german and of course a queen elizabeth's late husband, prince philip, also at german routes. but then her own personal relationship with germany as a country was special to the queen helped her troops in the 2nd world war. as a young woman when nazi germany was bombing her country britain. but after the war, she was adamant in her message that britain needed to give germany support in building up a new country. a democracy. over all the queen came to germany many times. so 5 times on official state visits roughly once every decade. and when she was last here in berlin in 2015, then chance langley mackerel showed her where she grown up beyond the iron curtain . but the queen, in 2015, also visited the former nancy concentration camp and begging bells in the one that british forces at liberated and that have been her own personal wish. because of course, to her, the nazi past of this country, germany was of course, part of her own life. then i do have to say during the breaks that debate, many people here in germany were disappointed when she stay

prince philip of greece and denmark. the following year, their marriage bore elizabeth's heir, prince charles. empire before seeing its managed decline as it became known as the commonwealth, an association of now independent countries. her first prime minister was winston churchill. during her rule she met every acting u.s. president bar one, meetings she always prioritized. >> she remembers learning from her parents how important keeping america on side during the war and then the americans came into the war. she remembers the american troops, v day, all that. to her it's a very important part of her growing up. >> reporter: whilst the british monarch has no political power, elizabeth wielded immense power as a figurehead as demonstrated in 2011 when she became the first monarch to visit neighboring ireland since its separation from the united kingdom. then prime minister david cameron described the trip as a game-changer in anglo-irish relations. a year later the queen traveled to belfast in another significant moment of her reign. an historic handshake with former ira commander martin mcgi

elizabeth ii was delivered from the scandal with the middle son prince andrew, he was accused of rapeminors and he was shamefully removed from the execution of all duties in both cases, the queen acted harshly depriving the guilty of titles, in order to save herself the monarchy, she had to adapt to the new conditions, when republican sentiment intensified in the country. in addition, in the 20th century, the british empire finally collapsed. the last piece fell off in 1997. in front of prince charles, he was sent to observe the solemn transfer of hong kong to the people 's republic of china, the commonwealth of nations came to replace the empire, which unites almost all former british colonies, protectorates and dominions, but the mood there is also not good last year. charles is already there. i had to hear a lot of unflattering things on the island of barbados, the authorities of which refused to consider elizabeth the second official head, calling it getting rid of the drenched honey with all this difficult state of affairs charles, who also managed to set his own record, will hav

happened, her son's william and harry were actually here at to bomb moral with the van prince charles of the queen elizabeth the 2nd. and also prince philip. and they came out and read the messages that had been left by. well wishers looked at the flow displays, and herb spoke to 2 or 3 of the people who had been leaving some of the floral tributes there. the understanding is that as far as what is likely to happen over the next couple of days, and we are expecting more visitors to be able to to still come to the castle. we have seen several of the visitors coming in this morning. there was a fight to park and ride shuttle bus service that's been set up because of the amount of attention, the amount of people who want to come here. and it's been arranged between at least one of the local villages. so people are parking over there and being bused in by a coaches which are parked in the large car park, just my left hand side. they continue to make the way over the bridge. it's gone quiet at the moment because there's a lot of security around as you can imagine. i'm at the moment, but we have seen people makin

>> she'll be his strength and stave, just like prince philip was for queen elizabeth the second. essential part of royal life, really. we've had a couple of people who have been battling things. it never turns out very well. you need to have somebody who, at the end of the day, you can turn to, you can talk to, you can trust with complete confidence. and who you know is going to be on your side. not out for themselves, in any way. being a royal consort is an incredibly difficult part. and both king charles the third, and prince william has those, thank god. >> they've been talking to this crowd for quite awhile, shaking hands. having conversations with a number of people. taking back a lot of bouquets of flowers. it is a long walk, quite literally. that's what it's called. it's filled with tens of thousands of people, by first glance. molly hunter still there in the crowd. emily, take us through it. >> katie, we're waiting -- we just met father and son? >> no actually, good friend, and good friend. i just came in from new york. >> what did you guys see? >> harry and meghan. >> di

the current king has four names, and he took the one that everyone knows him as prince charles and the father of elizabethd 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 became king george the sixth and thus queen elizabeth ii became the heir to the throne. well, by the way, her father died, well, in at such an early age, i said so, he died of thrombosis ah in 1952, then elizabeth was only 26 years old, she was already married, but she was quite young. by the way, in childhood, the future queen called herself lilibet, after which everyone in the world and they knew that their young years were spent in education and youth performances. by the way, do you remember how a fe