england plunges into mourning in the country launched the london bridge protocol, about which it was not customary to talk about before. the unique memorial complex saur-magila, in the east of the dpr, was restored back in 2014. it was destroyed due to hostilities, a report by stanisław bernwald about how how they saved, an obelisk. the front line in the donetsk people's republic is moving forward, the allied forces are occupying strategic positions of salt, and the tactics of the work of artillery, and how they hide the defense of the all in the reports of our slides with a sweet name dear to me. let's start with a report by our war correspondent yevgeny poddubny from the kharkiv region, where they have been going on all day, the heavy battles of the russian military and the fighters of the national guard managed to repulse the attack on the city of kupinsk, the ukrainian military expected to quickly storm it. and the day before claimed to have allegedly already made major strides, latest information right now. this kupinsky city is one of the main goals of the counteroffensive, the

london bridge is, london bridge has fallen is a message that went out on thursday afternoon to thoses. the police force, for example across britain was sent that message to prepare for what i think it's going to be one of the biggest police operations in terms of crowd control, and logistics that the country has ever seen. now this is not. i mean, we have touched on controversy already in this discussion about the past. as john will tell you as well within the bbc, particularly there has been a lot of controversy. after prince philip's death last year, a lot of people were very angry that both bbc channels were cleaned out of their programs, and that tributes to prince philip replaced them. i had a look last night from my tv to see when we went to get back to normal programming. and i think probably the answer is sometime tomorrow night. now, when the funeral plans start, when the process of the funeral begins, those schedules are going to be cleared again. so it is a huge operation. soccer matches, for example tomorrow have been called off. a lot of people are wondering i think, wel

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familiar as farmers drove their sheep across london bridge into the city of london to sell them at markettheir status as local traders. it is not entirely sure when the practice ended, but certainly by the beginning of the 20th century it was no longer happening, as motor vehicles had taken over instead, but ten years ago the tradition was revived mainly down to a campaign, a charity called the campaign for wool. the patron is his majesty king charles iii. nowadays, it's reallyjust symbolic, done as a charity fundraiser. any event of this nature in the city is going to attract a flock of people to come and watch. if you are in the city of london, you can expect to get lambushed by a herd of sheep. with the sheep and all the ponds. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren. —— the puns. the wind continuing to strengthen, cloud across the uk, a short spell of rain that moves away from scotland and northern ireland this evening. it sprints southwards across england and wales. the wind direction changes, a northerly wind will bring in some showers. not quite as cold as last night, t

i don't think london bridge is down, was that the phrase? >> yes. >> i'm getting a nod from another royal commentator, it was the phrase. i mean, what's interesting as well -- >> i want to know was that given, prince, to the prime minister? do we know the exact hour that she died? >> we will find out in time. the prime minister would have i'm sure been informed straightaway, that would have been a priority. prince philip's code name was forth bridge, he was the duke of edinburgh and forth bridge is the famous bridge in scotland. >> it's interesting. it's really interesting the way they plan it meticulously with their code name, years the planning. >> the other thing is that each element of this london bridge has a code name as well. so this will have a code name as well, this procession, to edinburgh. you can see the people lining up there. these are isolated parts of scotland, not -- but, you know, to me it feels like everyone is coming out. there are people all along the route. when you consider how many people live along this route, apart

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familiar as farmers drove their sheep across london bridge into the city of london to sell them at marketce ended, but certainly by the beginning of the 20th century there was no longer happening, as motor vehicles had taken over instead, but ten years ago the tradition was revived mainly down to a campaign, a charity called the campaign for will. his patron is his majesty king charles iii. is reallyjust a charity fundraiser. any done as a charity fundraiser. any event of this nature in the city is going to attract a flock of people to come and watch. if you are in the city of london, you can expect to get ambushed by a herd of sheep. no role sheep, think disappearing into the city as far as we know. now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear. for most a settled sunday afternoon with some sunny spells around. there will be some cloud pushing and through the afternoon across england and wales, a few scattered showers to the far north—west, eventually they will strengthen and a weather front will bring some rain, some of it heavier come across the northern and western isles. a

people started to walk down towards the london bridge area. and then tower of london. so, the clock tower of big bend. so we saw our crowds dissipate. so basically, you can look behind me and they have the green trucks taking in all of the barriers away so that they can kind of clean up the area and i guess move on with life as we know it so the king can get on with his duties. >> ainsley i appreciate all the queen looked at life. that was quite touching. piers morgan in london, great stuff today. martha, as we say goodbye to your location there at buckingham palace, a summation you think about where that country, the u.k., the british people are led by nell king charles iii? >> you know, bill, having covered so many loyal stories here and royal events over all of these years, i think foul you know you always felt this was going to happen and this would be a story that would be enormous. i was really struck as soon as the camera came up this morning and i saw all three of us in black. i remember us being here a few months ago at the jubilee. everyone in the whole area

and it had a name operation, london bridge. and there were various different plans that have been drawn up for various different members of the monarchy. should they die? but yeah, if you've got this silence and i, i don't know whether you can tell here, but i read today that flights going in and out of he throw, we're going to be diverted. heathrow airport just outside of london. yeah, we're going to be diverted so that there noise which you normally kind of here as a background part of london life doesn't disturb this, this event, you know, to day move, move cream from one place. the next. and i think the huge, the huge planning that's gone into it. i mean, obviously you have to figure out where all these hotels can apart from way we're going to pull the horses and all that kind of stuff. but it's very important for the british establishment to be able to proton at the drop of a hat and this massive event with millions of people involved literally an app and, and to be able to do that to be able to show that things are not i

the kharkiv region, the offensive was repulsed in the city of kupyansk, the military vgtrk the london bridge protocol was launched in the country, about which it was not customary to talk about before. the unique memorial complex saur grave in the east of the dpr was restored back in 2014, it was destroyed due to hostilities, direct inclusion of stanislav bernwald about how the obelisk was saved. the front line in the donetsk people's republic is moving forward, the allied forces are occupying strategic positions in solidarity, we will talk about the strategy of the work of artillery, and how they hide the defense of the allied forces. let's start with a report by our war correspondent yevgeny similar from kharkov the area where they go all day, heavy battles, the russian military and the fighters of the national guard managed to repulse the offensive of the armed forces on the city, kupyansk, the ukrainian military expected to conduct a quick assault there. and a day earlier, they claimed that they had allegedly already achieved serious success, the latest information right now. this is kup

familiar as farmers drove their sheep across london bridge into the city of london to sell them at market. those people called freemen and did not have to pay the toll to cross the bridge in recognition of their status as local traders. it is not entirely sure when the practice ended, but certainly by the beginning of the 20th century it was no longer happening, as motor vehicles had taken over instead, but ten years ago the tradition was revived mainly down to a campaign, a charity called the campaign for wool. the patron is his majesty king charles iii. nowadays, it's reallyjust symbolic, done as a charity fundraiser. any event of this nature in the city is going to attract a flock of people to come and watch. if you are in the city of london, you can expect to get lambushed by a herd of sheep. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren. the wind continuing to strengthen, cloud across the uk, a short spell of rain that moves away from scotland and northern ireland this evening, the wind direction changes, a northerly wind will bring in some showers. not quite as cold as last ni

this is one of the biggest police insecurity operations for decades is called operation london bridge. actually, the code for the death of the queen when am was communicated to the prime minister and other leading political figures of the country was london bridge is down. how apt, however, this operation, of course, has been years in preparation. it's is huge. you're going to need all police and a lot of military to support them out to, to channel the enormous crowds that are to be expected here in london. even today, when things are happening in scotland and not here in the british capital, a people are just streaming constantly to get to the royal palaces which are behind us, putting down flowers and just looking at the enclosures and chatting a bit to their neighbors. and then walking away again, just a way to show their respect and, and their emotion really bought a from the middle of next week, or when the casket of the queen will be brought here to london undone the official lying in state. and westminster hall is going to follow. the crowds will be enormous, and the british au

to the capital now, and flocks of sheep have been herded across london bridge, in a tradition dating e sound of sheep bleating and hooves trotting on london bridge would have been familiar as farmers drove their sheep across london bridge into the city of london to sell them at market.

today, events begin in that london bridge count down official events to the minute side of parliament will sit in tribute to the there will be gun salutes here at hyde park, on tower hill at other saluting station at home and abroad. bells will ring out across in churches across the land, including at windsor castle where a very special bell will sound $96.00 times for all of the ears of the queen's life. and the life of do you see begins as well for king charles the 3rd and his queen, consort camilla. they will return to london for official duties, including signing off the funeral plan, meeting the prime minister later can charles will produce a pre recorded statement to the nation. and finally, later on this evening, a service of remembrance will take place, attended by dignitaries and the prime minister at saint paul's cathedral in london . indeed, thank you very much for bringing this up to speed. jonah, how lap rest outside buckingham palace was laid is meanwhile, had been paying tribute to queen elizabeth indian prime minister in arrange ramon. he said he's pained by her death,

been very familiar as farmers drove their sheep across london bridge into the city of london to selltradition was revived, mainly down to a campaign from a charity called the campaign for wool, whose patron is his majesty king charles iii. nowadays it's reallyjust symbolic. it's done as a charity fundraiser. but of course any event of this nature in the city is going to attract a flock of people to come and watch, so if you are in the city of london, you can expect to get lambushed by a herd of sheep. a uk ticket—holder has come forward to claim friday's £171 million euromillions jackpot. it's the sixth time someone in the uk has won the top euromillions prize this year, and it's the third biggest national lottery win of all time. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. hello there. we are seeing the weather changing, the wind picking up, and it is going to be really windy for most of us tomorrow and feel much colder as well. we have got a big area of low pressure to the north of the uk pushing down all this cloud and we are seeing some rain working it's way further

this is one of the hinge points in operation london bridge that that several day plan for saying farewell to the queen, and it's an important one today. >> indeed it is. you can hear the choppers overhead and see long lines of people waiting to watch the arrival of the casket for the first time here in london. the queen coffin is making its way from eden borough, scotland and the airport is about 8 miles away, and princess anne is following her mother's coffin with her husband timothy lawrence. it's been quite moving to watch princess anne on this journey, basically never leaving her mother's side as she passed at balmoral and it's been beautiful and making their way back to buckingham palace and the headquarter and centers of the offices and main home of the royal family, where queen elizabeth has spent so many of the last 70 years. on the other side of the equation, you've got prince charles who was in ireland today. he is doing this around the united kingdom journey basically each one of these sections of the united kingdom. today it was ireland accepting him as king charles iii offeri

she had an input into everything because operation london bridge, these plans were in place for basicallyre life. unfortunately there are plans for all of them something bridge. why? for everything we see, we know some of those that will always be there but we have not seen a state funeral since back to winston churchill. princess diana's funeral was a special funeral for a special person, at that point it was not named. everything she touched, what she watched, she will have touched because she will have approved it herself. >> every single detail she will have approved. i was speaking moments ago to richard and max about that as well, about the flowers on the coffin, the coffin itself, the procession. you said it was operation london bridge, but this part is operation unicorn because it is balmoral. would it be something else if it was another city where she had passed? >> yes. don't forget, no one knew if she would be at windsor castle. it could have been anywhere in the world. remember when she was in kenya, she was in a tree house when the news came that her father, george vi had pas

de acuerdo con lo que ha trascendido de la llamada operaciÓn london bridge, los restos del aman arcael palacio de buckingham a manera de capilla ardiente pero entre 10 tendrÁ lugar el traslado al palacio de westminster se del parlamento de sus campas de otras para dar despedida durante 23 horas al dÍa con 60 puntos de intervalo para mantenimiento de lugar, el ataÚd serÁ expuesto durante cuatro dÍas antes de su funeral, los ciudadanos podrÁn rendir sus respetos a la reina, el sitio donde serÁ expuesto es la parte mÁs antigua del palacio de westminster y es considerar como el corazÓn del gobierno britÁnico. el Último miembro de la familia britÁnica en estar en este lugar fue la reina madre en el 2002, se calcula que en ese entonces alrededor de 200,000 personas acudieron al sitio. se espera que el funeral de estado tenga lugar en la abadia el dÍa exacto debe ser confirmado por la placebo que alquilaba dÍas de iglesia histÓrica donde se corona a reyes y reinas en londres, allÍ tuvo lugar la coronaciÓn de la reina en 1953 y se casÓ ella con el prÍncipe felipe en 1947, todo en el mismo lu

late announcement of her majesty's death, today is considered d-day, or d-plus zero in operation london bridge. it is the start of a meticulously orchestrated process of mourning and constitutional transition that has been planned out for decades. and given the queen's passing in scotland, not london, it involves an extra, but already prepared layer, which is where we begin. joining me now from buckingham palace is nbc news senior international correspondent, keir simmons. keir, operation london bridge -- >> yeah. >> -- has been in the making since the '60s. >> yeah. >> meticulously prepared and updated over the years. queen elizabeth herself took part in planning some of this. >> yes. >> just lay out what we're going to start to see in the coming days. >> well, i think it's the continuity that london bridge is about. it's about saying, the queen is dead, long live the king. the monarch can never die. this is the end, of course, of king charles' first full day as king, there in buckingham palace behind me. so what we're going to see is more of that continuity, but i think also, and what we saw

it is the message london bridge collapsed.hain of official mourning events. a memorial service will begin in the main cathedral of the country, and the next day, crown prince charles will be declared the new king, by the way, to all subjects of the united kingdom. you will have to make a new passport to change the name of the monarch in the document national bank. at the same time, it will start minting coins with a portrait. charles almost immediately the new rulers will go on a tour of the country the coffin with the body of the queen for 3 days will expose 2 mister's palace. oh funeral take place only on the tenth day after death. happiness from the air magic inhalation came to the clinic and flew off for an hour an expression in which the ex-leader of the tatler arian, romanovsky describes a medical procedure. stress depression, fatigue pain. in general, quite quickly achieves complete relaxation. however, as stated. the same secular journalist gas abuse can cause a real addiction. actually, if you quote literally, then eu

well, the code phrase london bridge collapsed, uh, was supposed to mean that elizabeth ii had passedis the so -called operation london bridge, within which, first, the local press associations had to inform everyone about what had happened. then, in the same way, the heads of state walking around the commonwealth of the nation should be notified in the same way, respectively, the commonwealth of the nation is the legacy of the former british empire well, actually speaking naturally. uh, all the deputies, all the uh government officials, made those who were supposed to make their statements, the speaker of parliament spoke about this during the parliamentary session, by the way, brought a piece of paper to the members of the government with the fact that, well, with information about the state of elizabeth uh, in. the general fuss was very much and naturally immediately buckingham palace. dozens of cameras lined up and all publications focused on this particular event, but there is still a long, long process ahead. the point is that tomorrow should be official. affirmative yes , a spe

london bridge. it's called and actually as they come through the door is to westminster hall, where in another part of the operation called operation marquis. because what has happened now is you've had the bit of the operation that was controlled by buckingham palace in the military. and now they're on the parliamentary estate. so as black rod, he's the man during the opening of parliament each year that hammers on the door. if you've ever seen that ceremonial process very old fashioned process each year when the queen and soon it will be the king addresses to parliament. in fact, last year it was prince charles as he was then because the queen was too ill to perform that. but black rod controls that business of the parliamentary estate and controls what's happening now. they're inside the palace of westminster and, and in the westminster hall, which is the very, very oldest bit, the palest at westminster. this is where kings all the way back to william rufus, who was the successor to william the c

we will definitely return to the ukrainian crisis, but for now, to other topics, the london bridge collapsed code phrase, which announced the death of the queen to the new british prime minister, sounded on thursday. at 18:30 in the evening, one minute gmt, the world knew that elizabeth ii was no more, she ascended the throne when winston churchill was the head of the british government well, literally 2 days before his death, already being seriously ill. all right, well, the world-famous smile of the queen shook hands. nova to the elected prime minister, the sheet on the last photo of elizabeth ii during her lifetime still has a clear and tenacious look, only after her death did the journalists pay attention to the heavily darkened hands, which even then betrayed that the queen had serious health problems. why is the queen dead? long live the king that same evening. well, that is, on thursday, 73-year-old prince charles came to the throne united kingdom. now the new monarch is the king. karl iii as i understand it, he turned into karl only in the russian-language media, but for the whole wo

everything in advance, even the mourning ceremony with a clear farewell plan under the code name london bridgevs. olen zoryan ictv facts of the week - the only news the latest photos of queen elizabeth are extremely symbolic of our protocol measures neither with dogs nor with horses whom she loved so much, two days before her death, queen elizabeth ii decided state affairs, she met with lis tras, and after this meeting, and finally officially became the new prime minister of great britain, an associate of the san johnson constituency, 40-year-old listraz does not hide what she wants to she was considered the new iron lady. she promised politics in the style of margaret thatcher, that is, an ultra-liberal economy, low taxes, no checks for business, but also no handouts from the state, that is, each for himself, but the first decision of the new the premier turned out to be absolutely the opposite. taras said that great britain will borrow tens of billions of pounds and distribute them to the population and businesses , that is, people will be given huge sums of money, and all so that they can g

originally it was operation london bridge. use she died in scotland and not london, she will now stay there for two days and then she will be transported to london and that's when the 10 days begins. >> steve: right now it's called operation unicorn. >> will: live pictures you just saw outside of buckingham palace in london as they mark the literal ending of an era, 70 years on the throne longest reigning that monarch. after louie the 14th of france. the british people today lost their symbol, lost sim symbolic leader. interestingly, noteworthy, there was a double rainbow over buckingham palace yesterday with the passing of the queen. >> ainsley: god sent his rainbow over the ark when noah had completed his tank that god had given him and he said this is god's promise that i will never flood the earth again. so rainbows are symbolic. and tied to christianity or tied to your faith. and so it was just so interesting that god sent two rainbows a double rainbow over buckingham palace as the mourners were down there grieving for the

he relayed this information to the new prime minister lee strass in just one code phrase london bridgee are all devastated by the news we just received from bolmoral castle her majesty's death is a huge shock to the nation and the whole world queen elizabeth ii was the pillar on which held modern britain at the beginning of the week the sheet became the fifteenth. measures of the era of the reign of elizabeth how in the evening turned into a politician who turned out to be at the helm of britain at a turning point in its history? immediately announced a storm warning to the united kingdom in her first official speech as prime minister. she promised to be a life-saving umbrella for millions of britons to deal with skyrocketing electricity prices. the morning after this announcement, the british media wondered ironically . whether the government of the tracks to go with this crisis, for example, the tabloid the sun, recalled the phobias of the new prime minister. it turns out she he is scared to death of rodents, when they see them, he literally jumps on the nearest court, and as you kno

it's nice all the way past a few landmarks, london bridge, the tate modern, fabulous building south of the park and a cluster of developments and cultural buildings on the south side of the river. then i goes round two at lambeth bridge, which is right next to lambeth palace, the home of the archbishop of canterbury, crosses lambeth bridge and then cup doubles back on itself until they get here at victoria gardens. the large delete max stage at good foot chicane which can take two hours what you're seeing at the moment in two hours from the people are saying yesterday and it might be longer tomorrow. people have gone into such a level that they have had to make people queue for a few hours earlier today. it is approximately five miles, eight kilometres long and the wait time is now at least 2a hours and earlier today the government says the gates were closed for six hours and that took place and it lasted for about six hours. here angus crawford. step by step and my bum while they come in their thousands. here, the very start of the queue in civic park. so many at one point, the gates

. >> ainsley: operation london bridge is whether she was removed from balmoral and that operation began- the way that the officials will know that operation london bridge has begun they will say london bridge has fallen and this is code for she has died. >> steve: there you can see the scotland castle lined in wait. piers morgan, martha, niles gardner coming up coverage on fox. >> brian: talk of crime and lack of punishment billionaire who says crime is a top issue. that's what's happening in california. in los angeles, specifically. and with karen bass' six-time congresswoman. she has been saying over and over again crime sunday control. it's no issue. until, of course, it happened to her. i was shocked number one it happened to her and, in e. number two, what the criminals took. >> ainsley: she'll is running for mayor in l.a. she is the frontrunner there running against a billionaire. >> brian: rich caruso. said l.a. home was broken into and two of her firearms are stolen. the guns are registered. she bought them years ago as personal protection. this is what she told the press. i cam

the bit in scotland was a bonus of where she died but this is london bridge, operation london bridge, for the new princess of wales as kate is now and, of course, the queen consort, camilla, a lot rides on them now to make sure that this family in front of them, the men if you like, are kept under control. let's be honest, we can't have that row between harry and william continuing and it's up to meghan and kate to sort that out. that's perhaps a discussion for another day. >> bill: stand by, duncan. want to bring back in mikko to talk about this moment. it has been 25 years since princess diana's funeral and the world watched these two young men at the time trail the coffin of their mother and wow, that was quite a moment. and how do you reflect 25 years later on where they are now as they follow their grandmother? >> i mean, they're grown men. grown up in the public eye. they have spent their whole lives preparing for moments like this and we can see it. even that preparation doesn't get you ready for something of this scale and seeing, i think, everyone has been touched by just th

this is operation london bridge.e it at such a time, but for another 7 days after the funeral of elizabeth ii, mourning will last in the country. and the flag will be flown at half mast at buckingham palace. well, for comparison, after the death of queen victoria, mourning. the year went on. truth. this was over 100 years ago. if we talk about the fact that britain is now waiting for the dark days. you can remember that the last days, even years of life elizabeth ii could also be overshadowed, primarily by family troubles, i brought a lot of anxiety and frustration to her youngest son right at first, these were corruption rocks. well, then the american virginia robert joined in and remembered that 20 years ago. she was then still a few months away, and the minor summer had not reached the age of majority, and prince andrew entered into a close relationship with her and with the assistance of ep. this story was very much exaggerated here and in the smallest detail. well, besides, no joy added to her and her marriage.

message would have gone out across the institutions of state and throughout the civil service london bridge is down. and that would have been the signal upset in trade, the sequence of events that will see the queen's body move in the coming days from balmoral castle to holy root house in edinburgh where she will lie briefly in state before making her way up. the royal mile in edinburgh for a service, a funeral services to giles cathedral in edinburgh. then her body in its casket will make its way down much of the length of the country. potentially. we wait for confirmation on the royal train, stopping as well well wishes gather on route. it will come here to buckingham palace, to the throne room of buckingham palace and then line states in westminster hole for a number of days for the public to pay their respects before a state funeral at westminster abbey. and her final intended in some george's chapel at windsor where her father lives and her mother lives in the deed where prince philip her husband, who died last year last april, after 73 years of marriage. his body too, will be moved to

now, london bridge is the bigger plan for the state morning. and states lie the lying and states and then the, the big funeral. after about 10 days a site before that happens, you have something called operation unicorn, which is the, the, the buckingham palace plan for how to bring the queen's body down from scotland. where she had paid for some time and where she died to london where the full state funeral and state morning is set and said she will have we understand kind of mini lying and stay there will take place in scotland for a few days before she comes down to london, she will come down to the capital either by the royal train or possibly she, she might be flown down either to r a bryce norton, which is somewhere outside london or r f north belts, which is which is closer to the capital. then you will have, you know, that lying and state here in westminster, followed by the, the proper state funeral. i think in about 10 days time, i'm not sure exactly at the moment that the exact date there will of course be other things that are going

it's known as operation london bridge and under bridge the code name if you'd like, given to the queen in terms of these plans that exists for the deaths of senior figures. senior roles and politicians, and at the moment after she died, the word would have gone out through the civil service and senior officers of state london bridge is down. and that would have set in trade a sequence of events. we are now in the midst all over the next 11 days. also that will see several many pageantry and events of remembrance, carefully time to going off like clockwork that will bring the queen's body from bell moral to edinburgh. then to london, here to buckingham palace, to then line state and westminster hold before a state funeral, westminster abbey, in her final, in tenant, in saint george is chapel at winds up today. friday is the 1st official day of morning the 1st day in which events will get on the way. it will be a minute. silence late. the parliament will sit in tribute to the queen. they will be guns salutes at hyde park tower hill and other saluting stations. here and abroad, bells will

if you see up there, that is london bridge. we're on the bottom side of london bridge. nderneath the bridge or on the other side. since we got here two hours ago the line has moved back half a mile or so. we keep trying to find to show you the end of the line. every time we get set up to find the end of the line, it moves back. if you know london you'll know this is headed out towards the very famous tower bridge. it's hard to get a sense of how long people might be waiting for. how long do you expect to wait? >> we were told about 8 to 10 hours. >> 10 hours. >> 3 hours from our house. >> you're prepared for 10 hours? >> yes. yes. >> you have food, clothes, a jacket? >> yes. >> okay. you, ma'am, why was it so important for you to be here? >> to pay respects. it's part of history. it's really important. it's been all our lifetime. >> reporter: what time did you guys arrive here at? >> we got into line about 8:00. 8:00 and made our way over in the cue. we've put a marker on it to see how long it takes us. >> reporter: where have you come from? >> the mid lands. birmingham.

i think over the last 10 days, what we've seen is the successful execution of operation london bridge on in and in tandem with that operation, spring tide, which is about the exception of all new king charles the 3rd. on the one hand we have witnessed. if you live events designed to celebrate the long life of elizabeth the 2nd, but equally these last 10 days of also being about recognizing the fact that we have a new monarch by its very nice tomorrow's state. funeral is obviously going to be very traditional. and how personal do you think it might be though to the queen? when terms of the, the nature of the pageant tree that's going to unfold. there is, of course, much tradition for the last 150 years that he's going to be built on that is going to be on display. notably military march is a procession the music. this is stuff that we've seen before in 1952, 1936191019 o, one stretching right back to the funeral of queen victoria. then at the same time, there is something that's quite innovative taking place to morrow. and that is that this is going to be an event that plays out in fro

it was called london bridge and it was plan in details really for decades. but i'm not sure that they really could envisage anyway, this out touring of the really to hundreds of 1000. thank you to join the q. i mean, nice, be nice. thank you. people that they were home, and yet it was also very joyful and very convivial due in the way it was much anticipated. but you know, it's, it's some people also still shocked what had happened. and if you know, if this could be the meetings could be plus, i don't think so. now today is the 1st state funeral in the u. k. since 1965. can you talk us through the day a little well, yes, it's called possibly the biggest ceremony ever for the u. k. i mean, in central london, we've had 4 days. we've had cried. people have laid flowers and the cogs 3 a quarter and off. i am out at westminster abbey. well, the funeral will take place in a few hours and it's very hard to get to your police and locate a very old dignity run because today really is the big day and a few hours the ceremony will begin. the coffin will be carried in a

. >> traditionally british, the queen and queues, the london eye, toward tower bridge.way, magisterial. across the riverank where the queen lies in state. we first met vanessa on monday. she has been here ever since, more than 50 hours, number one in the queue. vanessa: i am happy that i am the fit person, when they are going to be opening the westminster hall to pay the respects, but it is going to be sad. >> and when you get in there, what do you think it will be? vanessa: i don't ■know what to expect it i will say some prayers in my heart for her. to thank her for her great service. >> those at the front have camped overnight, brave the heavy rain and cold last night, but they have formed a community, good spirits all with one aim, to have the chance at a final goodbye. number 22 in the queue 85-year-old michael, slept here last night. waited 27 hours. michael: because shes lovely. i'm in love with her. i think everybody is. she's amazing. there will not be another one like her. >> what you think it will be when you are finally in sight? michael: i will be in tears.

line is supposed to be stretching all the way down the thames all the way beyond the tower to london bridge and to the way the river runs down. all right, barbara visa in london. and hannah clever, thanks so much for joining us. this special coverage of the queen's last procession through london 2, westminster hall. thanks so much for joining us. d. w. thank you. ah, [000:00:00;00] with 203 or not to own. what about a sharing economy and a change in thinking is changing the economy to create something new like the economics magazine made in germany. in 60 minutes on d, w. these places in europe are smashing all the records. step into a bold adventure. it's the treasure map for modern globetrotters. discover some of you up to record breaking sites on your mac, you tube, and now also in book form. imagine how many portions of love us are now in the world right now. the climate change. if any, off the story, this is my flex the way from just one week. how much was can really get we still have time to go. i'm going on with his subscriber full morning with a vibrant habitat ended glistening plac

operation london bridge and operation unicorn are foreign concepts to us that have been in place forcan you explain what they mean and what the next few days will look like? >> basically what operation london bridge means, just the orchestrated chain of events that go into effect as soon as the monarch has died. so given her status on the world stage, she will have been part of every bit of preparation. i think over the next 10 days what we will see is exactly how she would want the events to unfold and how she would want to be remembered. i am sure other governments have something similar, obviously they have to have plans in place for tragedies such as this. but i think as americans we keep forgetting, i heard you say she is the world's grandmother. she is. she is not just the head of state of one country of u.k., head of state for 50 nations, including some that are surprising like australia, canada, jamaica, kenya, so this is a major, major global loss and the work that goes into setting up a proper goodbye and shared memorial for her across the globe, those plans would have been

of course, we know that this part of the operation, london bridge, was planned so many years ago andely knowledgeable about what it all entailed. this part is being called operation spring tide and that is specifically the portion where the new king charles iii and members of the royal family are visiting edinburgh. i want to bring in nile gardiner, former foreign policy advisor under margaret thatcher and head of the margaret thatcher center for freedom. nile, we're under live pictures right now in edinburgh, scotland, quite breathtaking as we take part in a special day is far away. what are your initial thoughts? >> harris, thank you very much for bringing me on the show today. i have to say such stunningly beautiful and powerful scenes from scotland that we're witnessing today. this service was just absolutely mesmerizing but also at the same time heartbreaking because the queen loved scotland so dearly and the outpouring of grief is absolutely overwhelming in scotland today. you've seen that on the streets of edinburgh, large crowds of mourners gathering to pay their respects and

why london bridge? each of the royals, there are massive plans in place. why? you mentioned there's so much that has to take place. they're referred to bridges because they're the bridges of the next life. each day is going to be named a d-day. d-day 1, d-day 2. formally the queen is lying in state in edinburgh. she'll lie in state in london. we saw this at winston churchill's funeral. she will be in london and schenn she will be eventually, of course, interned at winston chapel and join her beloved husband prince philip. what we're going to see and one thing i think is very special is this peaceful transition of power just like we saw this very week. we saw on tuesday there our queen shaking hands with liz truss, the first time in history. interestingly that the monarch and the queen had the same name. then we saw a peaceful transition of parliament, the leader of parliament. now we're seeing this peaceful transition. in a nutshell what we're seeing day after day is this peaceful transition that is to glorify our god save the king. also, don't forget, we're go

of days >> the next couple of days there's reall two operations in process there's "operation london bridgehich is the queen's body currently at balmoral will move to holyroodhouse in edinburgh and brought down to london to lie in state in westminster hall then there's "operation spring tide. this is what happens to king charles. tomorrow will be the ancient ritual, the ascension counsel. he'll be meeting just up the road from me at st. james's cathedral. 150 senior parliamentarians to whom he'll swear an oath of allegiance to parliament this is the palace built in 1531 -- built in 1531. they'll be taking a window out of the palace, laying red carpet onto the balcony where the king will be proclaimed >> daisy mcandrew, thank you. >>> tonight tributes are pouring in from around the world honoring the queen from celebrities who were close to her to everyday people who felt like they were. tom llamas reports from edinburgh, scotland >> reporter: the outpouring began the moment the news of queen elizabeth's death ricochetted around the globe ♪ god save the queen ♪ from harry styles on stage in

or more specifically london bridges down or that her private secretary would be the one to deliver the message to the prime minister and that the bbc rat system, a sort of radio alert system which has been in place since the 1930s would be used to help disseminate that message i don't know if that happened, but that was part of the 10-day plan, september 8th, the day the queen died and tomorrow will be d plus one, andqueen was head of state for 15 different governments and there are 36 commonwealth nations that she was more or less a figurehead for and they'll be mourning her death and marking it in some official way and there will be most likely a four-nation tour and, again, unclear if he's known as king charles and there are many things that are a part of this plan that we expect to commence perhaps something will change because it was set some time ago when it was learned by some reporters any some information was released to the public and we'll have to see what happens and this is historic and we've not seen this, shep, to your point in some cases our patient's lifetimes and

it was known as operation london bridge. when the queen died, they say london bridge has fallen, which is symbolic. edinburgh had been closed off to people, so many people coming in to the city to pay homage to the queen at st. giles cathedral. a million people, you can imagine that lining up for six, seven hours around westminster hall at the houses of parliament to pay homage to the queen. it's rather fitting. after four days she will be taken by gun carriage to westminster abbey which she shows as a venue for her funeral. she was married there in 1947 and crowned there in 1953. it will be a magnificent ceremony with 1,000 guests, members of royalty from all over europe and president biden and his wife who said they're coming. and then after the funeral, it will be taken down to st. george's chapel. the most wonderful building in the confines of windsor castle built by henry vi. there the queen will be buried in the st. george's chapel with her mother and father proposed and prince philip who was buried there in april of l

it's nice all the way past a few landmarks, london bridge, the tate modern, fabulous building south ofe south side of the river. then i goes round two at lambeth bridge, which is right next to lambeth palace, the home of the archbishop of canterbury, crosses lambeth bridge and then cup doubles back on itself until they get here at victoria gardens. the large delete max stage at good foot chicane which can take two hours what you're seeing at the

and looking back at a piece very interesting written several years ago in the guardian entitled london bridge is down, the secret plan for the days after the queen's death, and it details some of what we have gone through already today. there will be many bulletins -- bulletins from the palace but not many, and says it will be along the lines of the queen is suffering from physical frustration, that they would characterize the fact they believed that she was perhaps on the end of her journey, that it was coming to a close, so that people would start to prepare for this. on her passing her eyes will be closed and charles will be king. his siblings will kiss his hands, the first official to deal with the news will be, and this name has changed since this article was written, now sir edward young, the queen's private secretary, and he has stepped into that role and he will -- he has a knighthood, he has been in the role, planning the funeral is one of the biggest jobs of the queen's sent and she has been intimately involved in selecting the music -- they already know whether or not she will be c

the planners who have had london bridge in their sites for many years, they're looking at how that fits with the current climate, the current threat assessment, the geography of where things going to take place. coffin have to come down from scotland. there are many jurisdictions throughout the u.k. it will have to pass through before it arrives in london. the big piece of work and my former colleagues have gone many long hours ahead of them over the next 10 days. caroline: thank you, simon. we want to move on to the next step of the conversation because this is not just in england, it is scotland as well that mourns where she is. this is a moment for national unity. many have been concerned about the fractures that may have developed over the years between the united kingdom, one that as we know the queen was so fond of and committed to. talk to us about the sense of mourning in scotland and what this means for the united kingdom. >> the sense of mourning is great. i myself vaguely as a small child remember my parents speaking about the king dying. most of my life virtually all of my l

but for anybody who knows the bridges, it is way past westminster bridge, way past london bridge. it is extraordinary. and to see the friendliness of people getting to know each other. a little bit of cheering. people are jolly in each other on. it moments of sadness. i have seen children, really tiny babies. they will then go through other checkpoints. but security is up. all of that security, countless police officers, uniformed, a few undercover, military. police and military drafted in from all over the u.k. it is an unprecedented security operation, as well. all of this in the lead up to monday's state funeral, which will take place in westminster abbey, where the coffin will be taken before the queen is laid to rest and winced her -- in windsor to lay beside her husband, prince philip. we are expecting over 500 vips. it goes from the u.s. president to the french president, the emperor of japan, jacinda r dan, european royalty, heads of government. that is even bigger than, we see the head of transportation. so a lot at play. of course, that respect for the monarch and really