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ben, one of the most powerful symbols of our nation throughout the world, and has within the elizabeth toweralso named for my mother's diamond jubilee, will mark the passage of the late queen's progress from buckingham palace to this parliament on wednesday. my lords and members of the house of commons, we gather today in remembrance of the remarkable stand at the queen's dedicated service to her nation and people. while very young, her they never stay pledge herself to serve her country and her people and to maintain the precious principles of cap personal government, which lie at the heart of our nation. this vow she kept with unsurpassed devotion. she said an example of selfless duty, which, with god's help and your counsel, i am resolved faithfully to follow. >> the address by his majesty the king presented to the speaker of the lords speaker of the common before the national anthem played by the band of the household marie. -- household cavalry. [british national anthem] >> the band of the household cavalry, directed by major paul smith. fort most in this westminster great hall, it is t

the tower was named during elizabeth's reign, the elizabeth tower in tribute to her and now we may beabeth's tower more than big ben. elizabeth is with us in so many ways and places perhaps in spirit even now. we'll see a lot more over the coming days and i think we haven't yet said goodbye to elizabeth the great. >> dana: thank you so much. martha, you have been an amazing asset to all of our viewers with your observations. final thought from you as this part of the 10 days comes to an end. >> i think for a lot of people today, dana, was really a realization moment of the passing of queen elizabeth ii. you see the family behind her and the future of the monarchy that was so important to her. everything that she has fought for to hold it together to make sure it was stable going forward and to see the generations behind her coffin, i'm sure would have pleased her to see william and harry next to each other and to see the princess of wales in the car with camilla. the two of them very much -- they've been called the new powerful four between king charles and queen camilla and kate and

we see the houses of parliament and the elizabeth tower. big ben. i think that was just such a church we just saw who was her 1st prime minister back in 1950. she famously called winston. yes. i wouldn't of the 1st a 15 prime minister. she's kind of a final one being appointed just 2 days before her death. the new british prime minister lives truss. and that also as the sense of a slight uncertainty beneath all of this ceremony is that we, we've got a completely untasted prime minister, an untested government and now an untested king as an extraordinary time in, in the, in the u. k. right now, i mean, last week for us drunk and step down less trust became the new prime minister. 2 days later, the queen died. and it is, it's really challenging times for the u. k. at the moment with an uncertain economy just coming out of the pandemic. and that's really what so many people. so many people have said about the passing of the queen. she was a constant that you could rely on. she'd been there forever. is what a lot of people said, that's how they felt. an

been one of the most powerful symbols of our nation. throughout the world and housed within the elizabeth tower, also named for my mother's diamond jubilee. will mark the passage of the late queen's progress from buckingham palace to this parliament. on on wednesday, my lords and members of the house of commons we gather to day in remembrance of the remarkable span of the queen's dedicated service to her nations and peoples. while that a young palate majesty pledged herself to serve her country and her people and to maintain the precious principles of constitutional government which lie the heart of our nation. this vow she kept with unsurpassed devotion. she set an example of so 1st duty, which with god's help and your councils, i am resolved faithfully to follow things by god and body. god shall up the ah ah ah in well if you've just joined us, we have been watching the houses of parliament, both houses of parliament in the united kingdom, expressing their condolences to the new king charles the 1st in the magnificent westminster hall. first it was settled, speak up, lord mac full, john, look

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normally, at the top of each hour, you hear the bell, the top that big ben in the elizabeth tower named off the light queen. you hear that strike? we should have heard 12 strikes here at noon in london. we didn't because they didn't strike the big band big but didn't sound so the other bells could be heard. so rather unusual big, but not sounding here in london in the house, the parliament where as you say, a meeting is going to get on the way in the next few minutes. now this is not businesses usual for the u. k. parliament, effective business, you angel was the case. it would have started about 2 and a half hours ago. the proceedings, the normal political life of this country is on hold. you are not going to have any intense discussions about political issues in the coming days. we believe the morning is going to go on for about 12 days and that the funeral is likely to take place on monday. the 19th has not been formally announced that stage what you're going to see in parliament today when that session gets on the way in the next few moments is going to see tributes from political l

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the most powerful symbols of the most powerful nation throughout the world and housed in the elizabeth towerso named for my mother's diamond jubilee, will mark the passage of the late queen's progress from buckingham palace to this parliament on wednesday. my lords and members of the house of commons, we gather today in remembrance of the remarkable span of the queen's dedicated service to her nations and peoples. while very young, her late majesty pledged herself to serve her country and her people and to maintain the precious principles of constitutional government, which lie at the heart of our nation. this vow, she kept with unsurpassed devotion. she set an example of selfless duty, which with god's help and your council's, i am resolved faithfully to follow. >> carley: you are watching history unfold as king charles iii addresses parliament in westminister hall to honor his late mother queen elizabeth. he mentioned selflessness with which she served and vowed to do the same. members of parliament aulsz honored queen elizabeth to the king and he issued a wonderful response, this is after

, one of the most powerful symbols of our nation, throughout the world, and housed within the elizabeth towerr my mother's diamond jubilee, will mark the passage of the late queen's progress from buckingham palace to this parliament on wednesday. my lords and members of the house of commons, we gather today in remembrance of the remarkable span of the queen's dedicated service to her nations and peoples. while very young, her late majesty pledged herself to serve her country and her people and to maintain the precious principles of constitutional government which lie at the heart of our nation. this vow she kept with unsurpassed devotion. she set an example of selfless duty, which with god's help and your council's, i am resolved faithfully to follow . >> king's body guard. king's body guard. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> all right. you're watching king charles and his queen consort. king charles, feeling the weight of history there, addressing parliament for the very first time as king, as the monarch here as he enters the limousine and they leave westminster hall. presumably on their way here to scotland. you

the shadow of probably the world's most famous clock big ban which sits in what is now called elizabeth tower. one of the buildings already honoring the late queen. obviously from while she was to live. yes. really, there is hardly you can't give the queen medals and, and jewels she's got them all. so you have to think of new ways to honor her. and m, you know, to name big benz tower in her name is a great day. and i, you know, these are the things that will remain down the centuries ahead to remind us of quinn, who is now departed. you're hearing some tolling every minute. that is not big ban that is the bell in westminster abbey. and i can tell you it's tolling 96 times before the funeral starts to mark the 96 years that the queen served. maybe let's look at the span of history of those 7 decades because she is now the queen of 15 countries, as well as the head of the commonwealth. when she took the throne, she was the queen in $32.00 countries and people around the world might not even be aware that she was the queen. in countries like nigeria, she was the queen in pakistan for the 1st 4 y

ben, one of the most powerful symbols of our nation throughout the world and housed within the elizabeth towerfor my mother's diamond jubilee will mark the passage of the late queen's progress from buckingham palace to this parliament on wednesday. my lords and members of the house of commons, we gather today in remembrance of the remarkable span of the queen's dedicated service to her nations and peoples. while very young, her late majesty pledged herself to serve her country and her people and to maintain the precious principles of constitutional government which lie at the heart of our nation. this vow she kept with unsurpassed devotion. she set an example of selfless duty which with god's help and your counsels, i'm resolved faithfully to follow. >> you just heard from king charles iii. let's stay with for another moment and see next as the crowd rises to its feet. ♪ >> we're looking live at westminster hall. king charles iii just addressed members of parliament as the united kingdom embarked on a week long mourning period for queen elizabeth ii. the king's deceased mother that ruled for s

what originally, since stephen, towers sorting out -- that was stephen starr, it was renamed elizabeth towere victoria tower, of course. we are we now rushing to the forefront, and maybe laura will come in and talk to us for just the moment to. is that westminster abbey at the front there? i think it probably is. i think it probably is! and as i, say to the left, there it is the london i marking the turn of the century. >> yes, and there to the right of the screen, where, of course -- >> oh, i see. it >> that is where it will be held on monday attended by worthy of all over the world. it will be a huge diplomatic event. and we are also going to welcome liz truss, she will be traveling -- downing street are very key to stress that this is not to become a political tour, but she doesn't have to be there, we -- >> just tell me what's going to happen at westminster hall. we were talking about -- >> i think they almost doubled. actually what they're expecting is an enormous crowd. i, mean low estimates,, a couple of hundred thousand. i think that it could push 1 million easily. it's going to be a

ben, one of the most powerful symbols of our nation throughout the world and housed within the elizabeth toweralso named for my mother's diamond jubilee, will mark the passage of the late queen's progress from buckingham palace to this parliament on wednesday. my lourdes and members of the house of commons, we gather today in remembrance of the remarkable span of the queen's dedicated service to her nations and people's. while very young, her late majesty pledged herself to serve her country and her people and to maintain the precious principles of constitutional government which lie at the heart of our nation. this vow she kept with unsurpassed devotion. she set an example of selfless duty which with god's help and your council's, i am resolved faithfully to follow. >> king charles iii in his first address to parliament as king, a joint session in the storied westminster hall, a rarity, and of course 70 years after his mother took the throne and addressed parliament in that very place. that is where later this week queen elizabeth ii will lie in state. now you can see the beauty and the histo

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big ben, the sovereign's tower, the elizabeth tower, chimes once per minute. >> we see that obviouslys we know, obviously moving towards the wellington arch but to think ability what the archbishop said for anyone watching, whether you're a member of the commonwealth, the billions watching her today, described her as joyful and present to so many. and those so many now lining in silence these streets waiting for their glimpse. >> absolutely. it's been like this honestly since the queen passed away. people have just gradually come in more and more numbers, now in parks as well walking on big screens i'm hearing from people covering that part of it. there are a lot of people who turned out to this to say farewell to a woman who gave her entire life and her entire reign to their service. it is remarkable because that's probably what we're not going to see again. it is right now passing the essentially the position we can see -- >> so we can see it right now, yes. >> it's crossing across parliament square, past big ben and then enters into white hall, which is the seat of government and t

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the tower we look is the elizabeth tower, of course, named after the iconic monarch, who is elizabeth>> we're looking -- we've been looking -- there's the grenadier guards, the first battalion of grenadier guards who will be in position, the quadrangle, the king's royal troop -- the king's troop royal horse artillery. there's also -- there's a number of different units from the various branches of the armed forces. >> yes, and what we're seeing, we've just been seeing the king's troupe getting ready to fire the guns. these are the guns they fire at all kinds of royal occasions, for a royal baby or the royal salute. and they really -- they are -- it's very significant because george vi requested that the king's troop be set up for normal events. it would normally change to be the queen when the queen kams in, but when the queen came in 1952, she asked that they remain to be the king's troop, out of respect for her father. so they actually also, they take over the changing of the guards when the usual life guards go on holiday over the summer to give the horses a break. and they have su

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— one of the most powerful symbols of our nation throughout the world — and housed within the elizabeth toweremarkable span of the queen's dedicated service to her nations and peoples. while very young, her late majesty pledged herself to serve her country and her people, and to maintain the precious principles of constitutional government which lie at the heart of our nation. this vow she kept with unsurpassed devotion. she set an example of selfless duty which, with god's help and your counsels, i am resolved faithfully to follow. national anthem plays # send him victorious # send him victorious # happy and glorious # happy and glorious # long to reign over us # long to reign over us # god save the king. the national anthem at westminster hall for a king charles iii. with me is our chief political correspondent nick eardley. thanks. it was quite a traditional ceremony, wasn't it? a visual embodiment of how the uk's constitution works with the two houses of parliament, their speakers are paying tribute and allegiance to the king and him paying tribute to the king and him paying tribute to th

the bell in the elizabeth tower on the palace of westminster estate.e came together to share a moment of reflection — remembering the country's longest reigning monarch. the us presidentjoe biden was among those paying his respects at westminster hall where the queen is lying—in—state — and later he paid tribute to her. our hearts go out to the royal family, king charles and all the family. it's a loss that leaves a giant hole. this is the scene outside westminster hall now, as people wait patiently to be allowed in — it will close to the public in the early hours of tomorrow morning. among the 2,000 invited guests at tomorrow's funeral

— one of the most powerful symbols of our nation throughout the world — and housed within the elizabeth towerservice to her nations and peoples. while very young, her late majesty pledged herself to serve her country and her people, and to maintain the precious principles of constitutional government which lie at the heart of our nation. this vow she kept with unsurpassed devotion. she set an example of selfless duty which, with god's help and your counsels, i am resolved faithfully to follow. # god save the king. # god save the king. # send _ # god save the king. # send him - # god save the king. | # send him victorious # send him victorious # happy and glorious # happy and glorious # long to reign over us # long to reign over us # god _ # long to reign over us # god save the king. we can talk now to alex holmes. he met the queen at buckingham palace after becoming part of the queen's young leaders programme for the anti—bullying ambassador scheme he set up at his school in milton keynes. he is now deputy ceo at the diana award. thank you very much indeed for joining us. what are your memori

united kingdom ushers in the reign of king charles iii as it grieves the passing of queen elizabeth ii, a towering figure who held the throne for generations. we'll get the latest on the historic transition from "cbs evening news" anchor norah o'donnell who is in london and we'll hear from the british ambassador to the u.s., dame karen pierce about what is next for the special relationship between our two countries. >>> and a stunning advance this weekend by ukrainian forces as they reclaim more territory from russian troops. ukraine's ambassador to the united states oksana markarova will join us for an update. >>> finally, a growing outcry over a crisis at home. how is it possible that the capital city of a u.s. state in the richest country in the world doesn't have clean running water? we'll get an update from the mayor of jackson, mississippi, chokwe lumumba on his city's struggles. it's all ahead on "face the nation." ♪ >>> good morning. welcome to "face the nation." 21 years ago today americans united in their grief and in their opposition to extremist forces who attacked the country on septe

mourning in the country will last 10 days before the funeral and a week after in the london tower in honor of elizabeth ii, the royal bell rings. st. peter's chapels vakovavah, starting from noon, every hour the bell of westminster abbey rings, as well as in st. paul's cathedral and winter castle, the coffin with the body of elizabeth will be in the cathedral of the holy guild in edinburgh for a day so that people can say goodbye to her. elizabeth ii will be buried as expected on 19 september, in the memorial chapel of his father george the sixth, on behalf of the people and himself personally, the president of belarus expressed deepest condolences to the king of the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland charles iii by the people of the united kingdom, as well as the transom of friendship alexander lukashenko addressed the words of support to a member of the royal family in connection with the death of the queen. elizabeth ii the seventy-year era of her majesty's reign has become a symbol of true service to her people, a guarantee of stability and prosperity for the united kingdom of the

by the way, big ben, which was just recently in the last couple years called the elizabeth clock towerhe late majesty, so this is another tribute to the queen. i believe that was at the time of her platinum jubilee just earlier this year. so what we're seeing in the next 30 minutes, the queen will be arriving in parliament square in front of the palace of westminster. and then her coffin will beer is moanously put into westminster hall. i was showing that distinction, the most ancient part of that famous complex. she will be lying in state there for more than four days. she will be lying in state for quite a long period of time right up until the morning of monday, where she has her state funeral across the street at westminster abbey. now it's going to get a massive state funeral, which will make this procession and everything we have seen today look minuscule by comparison. the pomp and ceremony we're expect og to see on monday and the logistical messaging we have been hearing from local officials in london have indicated this could be a very, very big event. nothing like what we're

not yet had time to cool down after yesterday's shooting in memory of the deceased queen elizabeth ii. the towerotland and demburgs and the capital of wales, cardif and other cities of the country separately. the ceremony was announced in the city of london near the building of the royal exchange with the maximum solemnity. the proclamation was successively sounded in the constituent parts of the kingdom of scotland, northern ireland and wales, while the ceremonial greetings of the new king continue , flags at half-mast due to mourning are raised again, then they will be lowered again. the funeral of elizabeth ii will take place next monday 19 september and charles iii announced it on a day off , all the upcoming days are already scheduled, first of all, the new king must go around his possessions and he will start in scotland, where he should be presented with the keys to edinburgh in a solemn atmosphere. there he will take part in the funeral process from the royal palace. juli rut to the church of st. jays, where the coffin with the body of elizabeth ii will be put up for farewell the day bef

the elizabeth tower, renamed for queen elizabeth ii to marco diamond jubilee ten years ago.stminster. westminster hall itself, nearlyiooo westminster. westminster hall itself, nearly 1000 years old. for much of yesterday it was filled with soldiers, choristers, heralds, parliamentary officials and members of royal bodyguards established under tudor monarchs, all preparing in minute detailfor this moment. the queen's mother and father both lay in state here inside these walls, and soon her coffin will rest on a catafalque draped in purple cloth. this is a highly symbolic occasion, the moment that the coffin becomes the responsibility of the earl martial and passes from the care of the royal household to the state. after the procession arrives there will be a short service led by there will be a short service led by the archbishop of canterbury and sung by the choirs of the chatham royal and westminster abbey. then the first vigil will be mounted by the first vigil will be mounted by the household cavalry, the gentlemen at arms and the yeomen of the guard, the first of 20 watc

big ben, the large bell inside the clock tower, the elizabeth tower, which was named after the late queeno say.— which i thought was quite a sort of powerful thing to say. of course the queen was very _ powerful thing to say. of course the queen was very good _ powerful thing to say. of course the queen was very good at _ powerful thing to say. of course the queen was very good at mixing - powerful thing to say. of course the queen was very good at mixing the | queen was very good at mixing the official with the familiar. that was why she was such a success, i think, with all of the people she encountered during a very long range. zoe conway in central london, thanks very much. you can see how many people are in central london tonight. notjust people who are queueing but people who want to walk down the mall, we can see union flags, quite an impressive spectacle, and people are leaving their flowers and tributes in green park or indeed close to the gates of buckingham palace. since the death of the queen was announced on thursday, things have moved extraordinarily quickly. the new king ha

elizabeth's death reached our shores you may may have heard something very special. the bells of grace cathedral rolling in tribute. or reed cowan was allowed access to to the top of the towers morning we rang the bells for queen elizabeth. she died this morning and as soon as as we heard the news, we knew we we were going to do something sl for her today. >> reporter: priest malcolm clemens young opened the steel door to where the bells would ring 96 times. one strike for every year of the life of elizabeth the queen. a sister in in the faith to the priest at the bells. >> part of the global anglican community. we are mourning the loss of a great person of our time. >> reporter: as news spread in the sanctuary below, young set in motion to make the queen's life and legacy a teachable moment. a life of duty. honoredn this stone edifice. >> she was able to be so faithful in the way she carried out her duties for so long. >> reporter: what is a life? be it a queen's or a commoner. and is one more sacred than the other? no, says the priest. bels are for all of us. reminding us of the god who rings us to life an the life that goes on after the ringing stops. >> bells have this

elizabeth. >> reporter: the eiffel tower dimmed. the empire state building shined.sed to honor a woman who captivated and connected all of us. nikki battiste, cbs news, new york. >> o'donnell: and we'll have more on the royals later in the broadcast. but up next, urgent calls for a safe zone around that embattled nuclear plant in ukraine. and, a jet slides into san diego bay as a tropical storm impacts california. ask your doctor about breztri. breztri gives you better breathing, symptom improvement, and helps prevent flare-ups. breztri won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. it is not for asthma. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition... ...or high blood pressure before taking it. don't take breztri more than prescribed. breztri may increase your risk of thrush, pneumonia, and osteoporosis. call your doctor if worsened breathing, chest pain, mouth or tongue swelling,... ...problems urinating, vision changes, or eye pain occur. if you have copd, ask your doctor about breztri. when hurting feet make you want to stop, it's dr. scholl's ti

deeply admired and widely revered queen elizabeth leaves behind a towering legacy. drawing mourners in the thousands to commemorate her life. >> we just want to pay our respects. everybody wants to pay their respects i think. it's very popular. >> reporter: but while statistics show two thirds support keeping the monarchy for some young people the new prospect of a new era strikes a different cord, with recent polling showing twice as many 18 to 34-year-olds favored britain becoming a republic compared to those age 65 and older. >> i guess as an immigrant here i can understand the reverence of people from an older generation, and that i guess the fact this is a big loss for them especially in their lifetimes. to each their own really. >> it's nice to keep the tradition but i'm not very -- they're not as important as they were back like a hundred years ago. >> i think it's definitely time to rethink, and i know a lot of people loved queen elizabeth, and i think that same fondness is there for king charles. for a lot of people it represents colonialism and represents

the life of her majesty queen elizabeth ii was a towering example of all of those qualities manifestt, and she in turn found ample room in hers. her passing leaves a profound absence across our family of nations and these islands are united in our grief. her majesty came of age in the crucible of war, a period of gravest danger for our country. it fostered in her a deep commitment to reconciliation, 2—piece, and a common understanding so evident in her commitment to the commonwealth. it is why she told the listening world from cape town on the occasion of the 21st birthday broadcast that while she was away from the country of her birth, she was neverfar while she was away from the country of her birth, she was never far from home, and hence the grief we feel todayis home, and hence the grief we feel today is felt across the world. from the blitz to the pandemic, through times of tempest and times of calm, sustained as always by the duke of edinburgh, her beloved strength and stay, she was the embodiment of constancy and forbearance in the face of remarkable change. she sat with presi

after the funeral for another week of herbs in honor of elizabeth ii in the tower of london, the royalrings. the chapels, starting from noon, every hour the bell of westminster abbey rings, as well as in st. paul's cathedral and windsor castle, a mourning gun salute of 96 volleys sounded today in honor of each year of the life of elizabeth ii bury the queen, september 19 at the memorial chapel on behalf of the people and himself, the president of belarus expressed his deepest condolences to the king of the united kingdom of great britain of northern ireland , charles the third people of the united kingdom, as well as the commonwealth countries, on behalf of the people and himself personally, the president of belarus expressed deep condolences to the king of the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland alexander lukashenko addressed words of support to a member of the royal family in connection with the death of the queen. the seventy-year era of her majesty's reign has become a symbol of true service to her people, a guarantee of stability and prosperity for the united king

there is your perspective of westminster abbey, the houses of parliament, the elizabeth tower housingrs of royalfamilies from across europe will attend, many blood relatives of the queen. in the past days there has been a plethora of tributes. she was a quaint loved and respected around the world. the us presidentjoe biden and the first ladyjill biden said, her majesty queen elizabeth ii was more than a monarch, she defined and era. the italian prime minister said she guaranteed stability in times of crisis and has been able to keep the value of tradition alive in a society in constant and profound revolution. president macron of france called her majesty's six state visits, said, she was one with her nation, above the fluctuations and upheavals of politics. she represented a sense of eternity. and there have been tributes from leaders across the commonwealth where the queen served as head for the entirety of her reign. there are 5a commonwealth nations. 1a of them are what is known as commonwealth realms with the monarch as the head of state. the indian prime minister said she would

deeply admired and widely revered, queen elizabeth leaves behind a towering legacy.s in the thousands to commemorate her life. >> we just wanted to pay our respects. she was very popular. >> reporter: but two-thirds of people support keeping the monarchy, 2000 some young people the prospects of a new royal era strikes a different chord. recent polling shows twice as many 18 to 34-year-olds favor britain becoming a republic compared to those age 65 and over. >> as an immigrant here, i can understand the r rever rens peoe from an older generation and this is a big loss for them. nice to keep the tradition, but it is just they are not -- >> they bring tourism. >> they are not as important as they were back 100 years ago. >> i think it is definitely time to rethink and i know a lot of people loved queen elizabeth and don't think that same fondness is there for king charles for a lot of people it represents colonialism. and it events kind of like concentration of wealth at the top. >> reporter: the royal family has faced criticism over its colonial past, which it has ackn

a nation morn, a queen, and the end of an era you case longest thing, monarch, queen elizabeth, the 2nd, a towering figure who rose above politics is remembered that home and the brute, polite majesty, queen elizabeth the 2nd was one of the greatest leaders, the world has ever known she was the rock on which modern britain was built. under new reign begins, britons, new monarchs, king charles, the 3rd, returns to buckingham palace. he address a grieving nation in the coming out ah, ah, hello, i'm carry johnston, welcome to it's an end of an error on the beginning of a new rain in the united kingdom of the past. some of its longest serving monarch queens with the 2nd on thursday. her grieving son, the new king charles, the 3rd greeted crowds of mourners outside buckingham palace, where he is now fulfilling the duties of a new monarch. he's meeting prime minister, let's trust shortly. in the coming hours, he will address a nation in mourning for his mother who spent 7 decades on the threat. ah, the church bells rang out across the nation for the queen, who lives in state in scotland where she died. p

. >> deeply admired, and widely revered, queen elizabeth leaves behind a towering legacy.usands to commemorate her life, but away from buckingham palace the prospect of a new royal era strikes a different cord. >> for my side, absolutely, -- -- >> it's nice to keep the tradition. >> they are not as important as they were back 100 years ago. >> i think it is definitely time to rethink, and i know a lot of people loved when elizabeth and don't think that same font nestles there for king charles. >> the royal family has faced criticism over its colonial past, which has acknowledged. the entering commonwealth, it legacy on the british empire. >> but, a poll carried out ahead of the queen's platinum jubilee found that two out of three british people still support keeping the monarchy. others are questioning in the royal families placed and modern society, particularly as the country faces a deepening cost of living crisis with energy bills and food prices soaring. >> they should definitely pull more money back from those guys and feed it into the system for people who genuinely

the life of her majesty, queen elizabeth ii was a towering example of all of those qualities manifest in a single human being. she always kept a special place for scotland in her heart as she in turn found ample room in ours. her passing leaves a profound an a sense across the family of these nations. her majesty came of age in the crews bell of war, a period of gravest danger for our country. it fostered in her a deep commitment to reconciliation, to peace and a common understanding among nations so evident in her commitment to the commonwealth. it's why she told us the listening world from cape town on the occasion of that 2021 birthday broadcast that while she was 6,000 miles away from the country of her birth, she was never far from home. and, hence, the grief that we feel today is shared across the world. from the blitz to the pandemic, through times of tempest and times of calm, sustained as always by the duke of edinburgh, her beloved strength and stay, she was the embodiness of constancy and forbearance in the face of remarkable change. she sat with presidents and hospital pat

you case longest serving mana queen, elizabeth the 2nd a towering figure who rose above politics and remembered at home and abroad in it, trees and members of the public have gathered that saint paul's cathedral in the service of remembrance. and i in a televised address in charles a 3rd pledge to continue her legacy of diligently serving the people of britain and the common alongside the personal grief with all my family feeling. we also share with so many of you in the united kingdom, in all the countries where the queen was head of state in the commonwealth and across the world. a deep sense of gratitude for the more than 70 years in which my mother, as queen, served the people of so many nations as the queen herself did with such unswerving devotion. i too now solemnly pledged myself throughout the remaining time. god groan smith to uphold the constitutional principles at the heart of our nation. to my darling mamma. as you begin your last great journey to join my dear late papa, i want simply to say this. thank you. thank you for your love and devotion to our family and to the f

and then straight ahead over westminster bridge and liz truss will see the elizabeth tower, home of bigefence building is. and at some point, they will be turning left probably through the ministry of defence, which means they will come straight across towards downing street. so we really are within a couple of minutes of them arriving. the gates are still closed in downing street at this stage. so it is not going to be within ten seconds, put it that way. they are still going along, i think actually, nick, looking at this route, they are going to go up to where the horse guards building is. sorry, whether horse guards hotel as it used to be is. and then pass the building of the national liberal club. and basically, they are going through the road that links up with whitehall. right by the ministry of defence building. that means they are now within seconds. the gates have opened and liz truss is preparing to arrive in downing street for the first time as prime minister. going past the scotland office on the other side, going past the cabinet office. and then turning right into downing

when lorna's continue to remember queen elizabeth the 2nd look back at the towering figure who rose above politics. as the you case longest serving mach. at another he was russia sends reinforcements to cock eve as ukrainian forces pushed to take back towns and villages in the east. ah, king charles, the 3rd will be formerly proclaimed as the british monarch in the coming hours. although he automatically became king the moment his mother, queen elizabeth the 2nd, died on thursday. a ceremony will make it official. it's just past 9 am in london. the thousands are expected to gather in the vicinity of buckingham palace. king charles will depart from there to saint james's palace just around the corner. it's the seat of the british monarchy, but it's where the proclamation will take place. on friday, king charles addressed the nation and the wider commonwealth. he praised his mother, queen elizabeth the 2nd for her unswerving devotion pledging to follow her example and serve with loyalty al jazeera were each helen's reports from london. oh, it's the moment this 73 year old man has spent his

funny as well while much of that side of her life was private, it didn't stop queen elizabeth from becoming a toweringn made her unmistakable image recognizable across the globe, inspiring artists and actors alike. her royal image became iconic during her 70-year reign queen elizabeth ii dressed in eye-catching colors and her signature pearls, always accessorized with that top handle handbag in the crook of her arm. it's no wonder her highness has inspired everything from street art to pop art, t-shirts to coffee mugs, and of course, tv and movies >> the queen has been depicted in popular culture more than any other person because she's a global icon. >> countless stars across the globe star struck by her presence, including hollywood royalty, meryl streep, fashion icon, anna wintour, and pop star lady gaga. but it's the world of fiction that truly had a ball with the queen's likeness >> rise, sir austin powers >> she's been portrayed in film and imagined in animation. and of course, spoofed in sketches >> i want to get away from you >> you can't get away from me because i'm on the money, ain't i? >>