>> i think people have really taken queen camilla to their hearts, as well. >> she's so right for charlesshe is so right. and she's loved around here >> the whole family has accepted her, the queen accepted her >> reporter: queen camilla will be crowned alongside king charles, but she will never lead the nation as queen prince william is heir to the throne. still, admirers see her new role as key to the king's reign kelly cobiella, nbc news, balmoral, scotland >>> and when we come back, queen elizabeth spent countless vacations and holidays at her beloved balmoral castle in scotland we'll explain why scotland held such a special place in her heart. >>> here in scotland, queen elizabeth found joy and comfort spending many summers at balmoral castle with her family. in the days ahead, scotland will pay tribute to the land she loves so much. for queen elizabeth, scotland and balmoral castle meant so much just 500 miles from london, for her, it was a world away a retreat for her to be a wife, a mother -- >> queen elizabeth and prince philip proudly introduced prince andrew >> reporter: the sp

. >> reporter: a new king alongside his queen. camillaonsort's most important role, to support the king. in his first televised speech as monarch, king charles calling her his darling wife. >> i know she will bring to t demands of her new role the steadfast devotion to duty on which i have come to rely so much. >> reporter: the pair have known each other since the 1970s they married in 2005 like king charles, camilla also a divorcee, both with children and grandchildren. >> did he get down on one knee to propose >> of course >> back then, queen elizabeth worried the public wouldn't approve of the woman the late princess diana called the third person in her marriage circumstances lovely flowers. >> reporter: camilla quietly carried on, the palace slowly reshaping her image. now royal patron to more than 90 charity, taking on tough topics like domestic abuse and sexual assault. >> there is part in this alliance in the strength of the unity. >> reporter: a quarter of a century after diana's death, many attitudes have changed. what do people

queen camilla.arles, now king charles iii, with queen camilla. and there is the inevitable _ iii, with queen camilla. and there is the inevitable comparisons - iii, with queen camilla. and there is the inevitable comparisons with | is the inevitable comparisons with the scenes we are all familiar with from the newsreels of the return to this country of queen elizabeth, who left this country as princess elizabeth in february 1952, she was seen off by her father king george vi, who was seriously ill but nobody quite realised how ill he was. she, of course, had to cut short her tour of course, had to cut short her tour of africa and she was planning to go on to the far east, but had to cut it short and return to london. she landed at a very early heathrow airport and was met on the tarmac by the royal limousine. and here, we are about to see a modern day equivalent of that scenario unfolding. thisjet equivalent of that scenario unfolding. this jet aircraft, equivalent of that scenario unfolding. thisje

there was both the new queen consort, camilla, and the air to the throne now willem. now named to the privy council by the queen. so that they would be there when their father and husband, ascended to the throne. leading all of this. penny more didn't, and he. the new acting president of the council. i want to bring in now camilla, an associate editor for the telegraph that covers the royals. and rebecca taylor. the royal correspondent for the news. camilla, can we talk about the extraordinary moment for the first time on television. and for the first time in 70 years. we see the meeting of an accession council? >> that's right chris. it does feel like history is being made today. doesn't it? not only because of the long serving nature of the queens rain. and the fact that we haven't witnessed the seasons and seven decades. but i think it's interesting. and this is a trademark of what we are going to see in the rain of calling charles the third. very accessible monarchy. and we saw it yesterday, with a very heartfelt speech. i thought that he spoke from the heart. he w

we saw king charles and queen camilla outside. we expect to see them walking amongst the people we look into the room right now and think we're very close now to the speech we will hear from king charles as he addressed the nation formally as king. his coronation to come sometime later. so he won't yet wear that crown. but the weight of responsibility is certainly upon his shoulders, and it has been for several days now. and we watch the prime minister walk in. >> reporter: i was wondering where she was earlier. obviously she has a much more elevated position. that's the archbishop on canterbury, the most senior member of the church. >> a private audience is expected today with the king, so they're filing out. we seen queen camilla, prince williams, and now the king. >> those are members of the royal family also part of the privy counsel. >> business for part ii of the counsel. your majesty, to make the declaration. >> my lords, ladies, and gentlemen, it's my most sorrowful duty to announce the doeskt my beloved mother, the queen.

and i have _ the queen consort camilla. and i have to _ the queen consort camilla. about who will be there. they have told us they won't -ive there. they have told us they won't give us _ there. they have told us they won't give us a _ there. they have told us they won't give us a full guest list. and rather— give us a full guest list. and rather frustratingly, a lot of other dignitaries have been arriving either— dignitaries have been arriving either in _ dignitaries have been arriving either in limousines with blacked out windows are on a series of four coaches _ out windows are on a series of four coaches that — out windows are on a series of four coaches that arrived just about 45 minutes _ coaches that arrived just about 45 minutes ago, but we understand containing — minutes ago, but we understand containing dozens and dozens of guests — containing dozens and dozens of guests. we know that president macron— guests. we know that president macron of france is already inside. we know— macron of france is already inside. we know that the emperor ofjapan has been _

and she is loved around here. >> whole family has accepted her, the queen accepted her. >> queen camillaes, but she will never lead the nation as queen. prince william's air to the throne. still, many see her new role as key to the kings rain. kelly cabello, scotland. >> of course there's a lot of discussion here in buckingham palace. i've been speaking with people about the new rain in this new era, hoping that the monarchy will enter a more modern phase, even though the king does not enjoy the same popularity as his mother people do still feel a sense of hope amid this time of both political and economic instability right here in the uk. we are watching the live images right now in scotland. the queen's coffin left the royal vacation home at balmoral castle to go through the official residence in edinburgh and people have been gathering all day just to catch a glimpse, just to see the procession. we know that the queen's daughter and her husband are behind the procession and we can see people there waving. they're on the steps. and we also know that in about two minutes time we are goi

the queen accepted her. >> queen camilla will be crowned alongside king charles. rince william's air to the throne. still, admire see her new role as key to the kings rain. >> that was nbc's -- reporting. next, the fight for senate control has an unusual stop this year. why utah state republican -- for more than 50 years -- independent candidate -- is here to talk about his campaign to defeat extremism. we will look at the 9/11 memorial as we remember 21 years since september 11th. stay with us. stay with us when it comes to giving your kitchen a fresh spin, with wayfair it's easy. so you can get an upgrade. change your scenery. and make it shine. so no matter what project your tackling, from refresh to remodel, wayfair's got everything you need to give your home a fresh spin. ♪ wayfair you've got just what i need ♪ (dad) we have to tell everyone that we just switched to verizon's new welcome unlimited plan, for just $30. (daughter) i've already told everyone! (cool guy) $30...that's awesome. (mom) it's their best unlimited price ever. (woman) for $30 a line, i'm s

and shortly after we will hear from the king himself, he will be joined by queen concert camilla. ew prince and princess of whales, william and kate. and in the meantime, we are remembering queen elizabeth's legacy. it's nearly impossible to forget her love for animals. the queen's corgis became almost as iconic as her majesty. nearly inseparable in her popular image. over her lifetime, she owned more than 30 corgis her, very first called susan. who then became the common ancestor for all her other dogs. ryan, editor of pop goes the -- to discuss her donkey dynasty. the dogs are so intertwined with the queen that the court gave family tree was actually published by the bbc. and you see it at the top, followed by the likes of pepper, tipper, and willow. who was the last assignment. do we know how corgis became the queen's dog of choice? >> and you'll count 14 generations there. that's something. we do know that when she was eight years old, her father who would go on to become king george the sixth, brought home a corgi name two key. and another one name jane. so these memories with

the king, the queen consort, camilla, prince william and prince harry welcomed the coffin. ss ann with her mother's coffin. she called it an honor and a privilege to take the queen home saying, quote, i was fortunate to share the last 24 hours of my dearest mother's life. the last time the public saw the queen at buckingham palace was her platinum jubilee just this past june. we all remember that moment on the balcony celebrating her 70-year reign. victoria murphy back with us this morning at buckingham palace. we can't overstate how powerful this will be watching the queen leave buckingham palace for the final time. >> that's right, david. we really feel the weight of history this morning, waiting outside of buckingham palace to see the queen's coffin. she will leave for one final time today. th buckingham palace balcony will be in the background there that she has stood on so many times as her coffin is pulled on a carriage by horses for her final journey down the mile. the crowds have been gathering here waiting for hours for as long as it takes to be part of this histori

we now see the queen consort her camilla, queen camilla. she's signing this this proclamation. there are a bunch of people on that platform, high ranking people within the british political establishment, who now going to put their names. you see behind kimler that's list trust, the new prime minister. they're going to put their names on this proclamation. it's like the official signing of something that happened actually the moment the queen elizabeth 2nd died. charles became king. but this is kind of official stamping of it if you like, with some of the most important people in the country signing it. this is now the new prime minister this trust, putting her name on that piece of paper. an error just so we understand the whole process. there is another step here before the coronation occurs, right? this is the coronation. could be any time in the future. it took nearly a year for queen let's with a 2nd to be current to actually have her coronation that was in 1953. she became queen the moment. and this is really important for the whole idea of continuation within british mon

king charles, the 3rd and queen consort camilla took to their thrones, hers and in shorter than his in deference to the status of the monarch in the light of a stained glass window presented to the queen to celebrate her diamond jubilee. the speaker of the lords began by paying tribute. her late majesty's joyous unstinting and reassuring presence across the years made it difficult to contemplate that long and inspiring rain of deep and unparalleled devotion would ever end. then the speaker of the house of commons, sir lindsey hoyle, extended the sympathy of m. p. 's overseas deep as our grief it's, we know yours is deeper. we offer our heartfelt sympathy to you and all the royal family. in response to the king spoke of the principles of constitutional government, and he pledged to follow his mother in protecting them while that a young relate 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, she set an example of sofas duty which with god's help and your cancels, i am resol

we are awaiting king charles and queen camilla. hind me this is the holyroodhouse the official residence of the queen in scotland. this is where she is lying in rest right now, being watched over by the honor guard outside, the king's honor guard we should say. what we are expecting today in a few hours is going to be a very emotional and powerful ceremony. they will leave this palace and the hearse will leave with the queen's coffin and then the king and some of his other family members will walk the royal mile. we were there yesterday as the queen's coffin was brought in on the hearse, a mercedes-benz with a glass roof, you could see the coffin and the royal standard of scotland there. i was there with all the people. what's going to be different about this ceremony today and so powerful is that it's going to be so intimate. old town is a very small area, stone buildings, cobblestone roads and the wheels are going to be so close to the public that they can almost reach out and touch them. it's going to be incredibly intimate, very

the king, queen consort camilla, the new prince and princess of wales and harry and meghan all at the palace as the queen returned to london from scotland where she passed on thursday. the royal regiment of scotland saluting her majesty as her coffin was lifted onto this military plane. the queen's daughter, princess anne, traveling with her every emt,ilegtodoso tour of nations, traveling to northern ireland before heading to london. >> now with that shining example before me, and with god's help, i take up my new duties resolved to seek the welfare of all the inhabitants of northern ireland. >> reporter: meanwhile, london now preparing for what could be the largest gathering in british history. members of the public already lining up outside of westminster where the queen will lie in state for four days in the lead-up to her funeral. more than 750,000 people expected. >> i thought, well, she's reigned for 70 years, so 24 hours of rain isn't going to hurt me for awhile. she was like a mother, grandmother that i've never met, and i think that she's done a fantastic job. >> reporter: an

strength in the union. >> you're looking at live pictures right now of king charles and the queen consort camillaey're in belfast. this is a familiar sight now if you've been watching the last few days, the king and queen, their version of crowd diving here going right up to the crowds and shaking as many hands as possible. and look, i know it's a period of mourning, but you can also see on their faces this is something a little bit different than that too, sharing in essence a moment of happiness to be with people, his people, and the crowds obviously there excited to see him as well. their first chance to see charles as the king. they're in hillsborough castle, it's a place where some of the good friday agreements were negotiated back in the 1990s, the key location there. it had been the seat of the royal governor of northern ireland until the 1970s and then it transferred from that, so it had its own period of fraught history. but the one royal residence in northern ireland, as you're watching this, erin, what strikes you as charles is e seemingly comfortable in this communication with people?

queen camilla singing next to the king, clearly moved by the moment. rry and meghan standing directly behind. the queen's piper, who played fo the queen nearly every morning below her window, now playing "sleep, dearie, sleep." the queen, who was married and crowned here in westminster abbey, leaving for the final time. the procession through the streets of london. royal naval sailors pulling her coffin. a nod to the queen's volunteer service during wwii. the patchwork of faces lining th the procession passing beneath the arch in horse guards parade -- the guardsmen filling the space as the massive crowds await on both sides. the queen's coffin would pass the statues of the queen's mother and father, parents who could never have imagined her 70-year reign -- the longest in british history. >> i felt as she passed, her parents were looking at her, and were saying, "we're really proud of you and you've done a good job." >> the queen's coffin passing by the royal balcony at buckingham palace, where just this last june, she waved to the crowds here. the pro

queen elizabeth is accurate. the depick ction of king charlen the throne, less than complimentary. might that impact his reign as king and camilla's >> well, that's a good question. i agree that diana's story, which the crown largely reflects, and most books, make it difficult viewing at the very least for prince charles and his supporters. but his friends would say, you know, that's not the full picture, and that i think over the coming months, now as king charles iii, we're going to see a lot more obviously, and people may be coming to him fresh and new and finding out new things and maybe fleshing out the -- their opinions of him. at the moment, obviously, he's grieving his mother and is set to sort of lead this country and many parts of the world in remembering his mother. so i think a lot of affection and grief and support is going to transfer towards him in the coming days. >> i think he does have a real opportunity now to write his own legacy with his leadership. simon perry, thank you for your thoughts. appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> coming up next, some of the monumental tributes coming in for queen elizabeth. stay with

parliamentary estate and in front of lords and members of parliament, king charles the 3rd and queen consort camilla took to their thrones, hers and in shorter than his indifference to the status of the monarch. in the light of a stained glass window presented to the queen to celebrate her diamond jubilee. the speaker of the lords began by paying tribute. her late majesty's joyous unstinting and reassuring presence across the years made it difficult to contemplate that her long and inspiring reign of deep and unparalleled devotion would ever end. then the speaker of the house of commons, sir lindsey hoyle, extended the sympathy of m. p. 's overseas deep is our grief, it's. we know yours is deeper. we offer our heartfelt sympathy to you and all the royal family. in response to the king spoke of the principles of constitutional government, and he pledged to follow his mother in protecting them while very young relate 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. she set an example of

queen . here there is a very different new us that camilla's deliberately being called queen console. because at the time i got married, she was going to be called princess console when the time came. so are they trying to get around slightly? this pledge, which was made 17 years ago, and they come up with this compromise. i don't think that it will last myself, i think quite soon to be called queen camilla and we can forget about it. but there was also one other very curious in salem points. and that was that he hinted at those of us have been asking the question whether he can actually step back and stop pledging himself to causes which he take so close to his heart. he think i'm going to have to give that to other people to do now. and i think that might bring a sigh of relief to those who feel that he perhaps interfered in political matters to. but it, it didn't say it out, right. and it may well be that we see that he still continues to occasionally give us his opinion, but i think that we can deduce from that, that they were going to see a change in king charles. and interesting

success, different because it's a different time, it will be a joint success for him and camilla, who the queen said she hoped the camilla would be the queen consort. what does she bring to the relationship?— what does she bring to the relationship? what does she bring to the relationshi - ? ,, , , ., relationship? she brings fun and su ort to relationship? she brings fun and support to the — relationship? she brings fun and support to the relationships. i relationship? she brings fun and i support to the relationships. people said that the prince of wales walked around with a cloud in his head, anxious, that isn't how he is with her, he is fun, jolly, easy, and just as the queen stepped into her role in 1952 with an ease that surprised people, ithink role in 1952 with an ease that surprised people, i think people may be surprised at the ease with which he steps into this role now. let's go of his past role and assumes kingship with, at his side, the consortium wanted. find kingship with, at his side, the consortium wanted.— kingship with, at his side, the consortium wanted. �* . consortium want

well, i think the queen very shrewdly decided to throw. busy her feelings about camilla becoming queen, consort is the arena. she must have known that she was reaching the end of her life and that she didn't want people to be ruffled about that. being a queen, camilla, i think we have to look rarely to the legacy of the queen and the future of king charles. the 2nd editor came charles with that and worry less at this moment about the issue of committed, which i think moved on. i'm sorry to say, well, we appreciate your, your thoughts and prospects you throughout the day. that was christopher wilson, a royal biographer. they are plenty more of news coming up on al jazeera, including extensive coverage of queen elizabeth the seconds. death with reactions from around the world will leave you now with some images from her 70 year rain. ah, ah, i didn't have my whole life. whether it shall be debated the old service. ah ah ah, what i say to you now, the queen and the grandmother. i say from my heart, i want to pay tribute to diana myself. she was an exceptional and gifted hum

queen. once known as the other woman, camilla is now the queen, kind of.which i have come to rely so much. >> reporter: a fairy tale ending to a story that was often anything but. the king and queen have known each other since their 20s but many fault them for breaking up the royal marriage to princess diana. >> there were three of us in the marriage, so it was a bit crowded. >> reporter: but the royal family worked hard to restore camilla's reputation and earlier this year the late queen gave her blessing for camilla's future role. writing it's my insere wish that when that time comes camilla will be known as queen consort as she continues her service. and she appeared with the royal family next to charles at the jubilee. a recent poll found more than half of britains thought she should be named queen but what is a queen consort? the job is like that of a first lady. a queen consort supports her spouse, appearing in public, and supporting charities. queen elizabeth's husband was also a consort. >> get on with it and that's what i intend to do. >> reporter

. >> that's queen camilla, the queen consort. just to clarify, charles is the monarch as his mother was the monarch. when he eventually leaves the throne then william will become king and camilla will not sort of replace him. they are not equal in status but she is the consort. >> so they will fly here, the flight is not long. >> i think they will be heading straight back to london becbec because -- that's his private secretary following him. they have had their private family time and as harsh as it seems now is the moment to address his other commitment which is to the nation. the most obvious thing for him to do would be, first of all, perhaps calling on the prime minister, have an audience with the prime minister and then come out and greet the crowds frankly here at buckingham palace. in terms of security, it's a tough setup, but they would have prepared for t he needs to have some moment with the public, i think. >> i just want to alert our viewers, this is live pictures, this is king charles now the third and queen consort

queen. charles is the you case. first, pneumonia can more than 70 is. the king entered the palace with his wife camilla. there will now be known as the queen. consort. thanks very much for joining us on this special d. w news program. on the death of christians, queen elizabeth, i will be back at the top of the hour. thanks for watching with ah ah ah, with ah ah, with who a veto india. all the food you need produced by yourself. it's made possible by echo tonics, hybrid cultivation systems. small households are already successfully using it. now an entire community and corolla wants to become self sufficient. so how does actual paintings work? eco, india. in 60 minutes on d, w a is a journey across the entire continent with a variety of cars. so with this so the focus, the movers shake is no, he's an 8th when bonnie, the meaning of modern africa this is an egg. and d, w. b, every day counts for us and for our planet. a golden ideas is on its way to bring you more conservation. how do we make reader? how can we protect habitat, what to do with them all our ways? we can make a difference by choosing smartn

queen. king charles the third and his wife camilla now like queen consort of state and balmoral, it will be making their, way to london later on today. there is this stunning statistic to share though, perspective on this everyone as at least nine in ten living humans were born after elizabeth became queen. so for a look at the green global legacy i'm joined by -- royal expert, journalist, and trusty -- society of st. george, that is an english patriotic organization. welcome to you on the somber day, it can't be understated no matter how prepared brits were for this. the queen reached well in her 90s, right, it's still comes as a shock. is that our prevailing mood today, the adjustment to getting his to life without her? >> it still hasn't sunk in. but we reflect on the life, the legend, and the legacy as britons are sad, but we are also so proud. that beautiful report that you have been showing there about her history, really shows how incredible impact she's had on the world so far beyond britain. more than 100 countries visited, -- prime ministers, 14 u.s. president, and the respect of

this morning newly declared king charles and his wife queen camilla heading back to scotland to honor mother, after meeting with both houses of parliament. parliament expressing their condolences for queen elizabeth. >> i cannot help but feel the weight of history, which surrounds us. >> reporter: the queen's coffin leaving her beloved balmoral through scotland. mourners packing city streets and rural tsafa doareh made of flowers from the queen's estate. as the herself arrived at holyroodhouse, princess ann showing respect for her mother with a curtsey. the new queen was proclaimed monarch. >> i'm aware of this great inheritance and the duties and heavy responsibilities of sovereignty, which have now passed to me. >> reporter: following the ceremony, this moment of unity. prince william and princess kate seen with harry and meghan at windsor castle. >> thank you so much. thank you, ever. >> reporter: the couples together again publicly for the first time in more than two years. >> the moment was very important because it's what everybody wanted to see. there has been so much talk abou

a duty to her people. >> dana: we're watching now the limousines that are carrying the queen consort camillahan markle will be in one of those and duncan if you could tell us a little about what it might be like to be riding behind all of this. >> yes, i suppose it depends which member of the royal family you are as to how you are feeling right now. for meghan, i think it will be a reminder that the olive branch is there. king charles spoke of his love for her and harry in his first speech and thankfully they're both involved in these incredible scenes. this is something that has been planned for for at least 25 years, operation london bridge as it is called when the queen would finally pass away and we would see this. the bit in scotland was a bonus of where she died but this is london bridge, operation london bridge being played out and for meghan, 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

and i believe that king charles, the queen, consort camilla, will have come, fly back from northern island, will be that she make the coffin as well. then the queen will line stay in buckingham palace to give her stuff, tell him to pay their respects. to morrow move to westminster hall. sarah, the last person to line state in the u. k. was the queen mother, and it was about 200000. also people that visited westminster hole to pay their respects to her. is there any idea of how many people will turn out to pay their respects to the, to the like, queen well, ever expecting maybe trouble out already from them? or the problem is, the amount of time there is between tomorrow and then the morning of the funeral, which is when the line in state will and the number of people that they can actually get physically get to pay their response. so it's going to be a logistical issue for the, for a cheese and for the police to manage that. but i think it could be hundreds of thousands of people. all right, sarah, thank you so much. just stay with us because we are across, back to alan fish. and now who's

the presence of the, of the queen concert in several years ago, the queen, queen elizabeth named william and camilla to the privy council. so they could be present. she's the 1st queen concert to be brought to attend her husband's a session, which is a major achievement. and i think that says a lot were also for queen elizabeth and understanding that women have a role in society and in the monarchy as well. but you mentioned climate change. their controls has been somewhat outspoken in rural terms, at least on, on certain issues in the past. would you expect that kind of thing to change now and to even then now? well, he actually did admit in he did say in his speech yesterday that he knows he cannot speak out like that anymore. and in fact, a number of years ago in an interview, he was asked about that. and he basically said, i think it was a bit frustrating, but the question because he says, i'm not stupid. and which he's not, he's, you know, the most appropriate. he was the most prepared and educated era yesterday. and i think, you know, for right now, i mean, he knew what the job was like, but n

ceremony at the accession council where he was officially proclaimed king before his wife, the queen consort camillae new prince of wales and a gathering of britain's senior politicians and top dignitaries. charles, of course, still somber from the passing of his mother, the queen, promising to dedicate his life in service to his new subjects. immediately after we saw what was the first of several proclamations throughout london, the trumpets were blaring. we heard the gun salutes sounding off as the announcement of the new king came and the proclamation was just read not too long ago at the royal exchange in the city of london, and we also expect it to be proclaimed in scotland, in wales and in northern ireland as the day goes on. now, the king is expected to come here to scotland in the coming days as her majesty's body is here in scotland and a number of ceremonies will occur here in this country, and we will bring that to you throughout the rest of the week, but the british commonwealth, of course, is mourning the loss of the queen, the passing of the queen but also is looking ahead to a new era

queen. and then, for the first time, charles and camilla entering buckingham palace as king and queen consorte images of tributes across the u.k. bells tolling 96 times, once for every year of her life. a memorial service at st. paul's cathedral. the world paying its respects. tonight what we learned about the service for the queen and her funeral. and this evening, president biden confirming he will attend the queen's funeral. the last days of queen elizabeth. the queen at her beloved summer home at balmoral in scotland. the unprecedented announcement about her health. and we have now learned tonight that king charles and princess anne were by her side. the rest of the family rushing to get there. what the world will witness next. >>> pictures of the queen as only a few ever saw her, the mother, grandmother and great grandmother. those moments with the children, away from public view. her playful sense of humor. >>> at 73 years old, king charles beginning a new chapter for the royal family. the role he has been preparing for his entire life. and the key change tonight already for william and

those meetings in hillsboro castle he and queen camilla will come through the streets which are lown lined with crowds already and come here to a service behind me which will be of thanksgiving and reflection. that's reflection at darker days. in northern ireland, much brighter now, but darker days and there will be something like $800.00 invited guests around. beyond that, the city will have crowds, good law. that's guaranteed, particularly from the loyalist protestant side, where role family is revered. it was regarded as the main back up to the support for the troubles and the role that the protestants played in that of course, on the nationalist rep inside. it is very different as you saw that the pools but expect large crowds, lots of words, and lots of lose symbolizing reconciliation and hopes for a more peaceful future. and also the irish republic with prime minister president taking part in all of us, showing that the power sharing is working hope for the future. hope the problems post rex it with legislation, goals, massive divisions. a massive difficulties over the situatio

king charles and the queen consoled camilla. i have left the vehicle at the entrance of the gates to buckingham palace. there is a huge crowd at the gates of buckingham palace at the moment of the crowd is cheering the new king there and he has stepped out of the car in order to to meet some of them. let's pause for a moment and i'll just take the scene in a with with members of the public. they're expressing their condolences to the new king who lost his mother what 24 hours ago now and ascended to the throne. oh, what a gesture that that is, the thing i will bring in, christopher wilson, about his world, byron biographer, joined us at live from london. a chris or i don't know whether you can see these pictures. but that huge crowd there, buckingham palace, you would have perhaps expected low decay just to sweep through the gates of the palace, but know that the new king wanted to stop and to meet as many well wishes as he could. i think this is a very significant moment and he's got a lot on his place. he's got affairs of stat

there is queen consulate camilla also signing the proclamation. >> as a privy counselor, as much as a member of the royal family, this is the crossover between government effectively and the monarchy with all the former prime ministers and the leader of the opposition looking o and effectively giving their approval of this moment. everyone in the room is invited to sign the proclamation. i don't know how they squeeze it is. >> i want to bring in elizabeth norton, the author of "england's queens" the biography. this is history in the making. and how this will be viewed in the years to come, elizabeth. >> absolutely. it is absolutely history. and of course it's been 70 years since this has happened before. it's a defining moment. you know, it is the moment where although the king, charles, has been king since the moment of his mother's death, this is really effectively the rubber stamping. this is where he's proclaimed as king. so it's really significant moment. and we can look back at previous accession councils, a famous painting of queen victoria in a white dress sitting amongst her

ah, followed by her son, king charles the 3rd and the queen consort camilla. oh. the dean of westminster abbey introduced to service here. where queen elizabeth was married and crowned, we gather from across the nation from the commonwealth and from the nations of the world, to mourn our loss. to remember her long life of selfless service and in short confidence to commit her to the mercy of god, amaica and redeemer. come ye bless, redemption my father and remembrance ah. e, written his prime minister list trust was confirmed by the queen just 2 days before her daily fall. this how she led the congregation in prayer. i will come again and receive you unto myself that where i am day, maybe, hulu. the archbishop of canterbury paid tribute to the queen's lifelong mission. ah, her late majesty famously dick head on the 21st birthday broadcast that our whole life would be dedicated to serving the nation and commonwealth rarely has such a promise been so well kept. few leaders receive the outpouring of love that we have seen all father a fanfare and the nation fell silen

king charles and queen camilla will be here as well for the evening, before the following morning, her be taken by perception through the streets of london to westminster hall, where she will lay in repose for four days. each corner of the coffin, guarded by members of the military in full military dress. we may see members of the royal family taking it upon themselves to watch over the body. it will be guarded 24 hours a day, remaining there for four days, allowing members of the public to file past. expect long queues and multi-our w -- multi- hour waits before the main event, the funeral of queen elizabeth. ♪ >> in other news -- russia is acknowledging huge losses in ukraine's northern kharkiv region. moscow admits forces have been outnumbered in the past week, with ukraine retaking swathes of land. ukraine's president has said forces have reclaimed 6000 square kilometers of territory. since early september, ukrainian troops advanced rapidly. areas that took russia months to seize have been retaken in just days. kyiv's forces say they have pushed russian troops nearly back to the no

. >> deborah: queen camilla has been marching with a broken toe. and brave and brilliant. >> announcer: david beckham waiting in mind for 12 hours to be his respects. then, tv personality erin andrews terrifying scare. >> she says her driver fell asleep at the wheel. >> announcer: deadly plunge. >> she plummeted off a cliff. >> announcer: they were driving on this frightening road, the last photo. plus, trump's dire

here you see now king charles iii, who is with his wife, the queen consort camilla, as they leave thisiful service that started us off in this hall that is absolutely steeped in the history of the country going all the way back to henry viii who built many of these buildings. this was built by william ii. it is a sight of famous trials. winston churchill lying in state. an enormously significant place. >> bill: in the time we have left here, we should point out 90 minutes from now is when the public will begin to visit and pay their final respects in front of the coffin inside that magnificent hall. martha, thank you. stand by one moment and one final thought from all those with us for the past hour and a half. shannon, i still believe you are here. what went through your mind a moment ago? >> you know, i was watching this and it was so beautiful. the glory of it all is such a spectacle and there has been so much said over the last several days about all the operation london bridge planning and the protocol and the rehearsal and ceremony that went into this. i get nervous in somebody's

cemented camilla's future, announcing when charles becomes king, camilla will be known as queenamilla marked her 75th birthday. she chose kate, the duchess of cornwall, to take her cover photo. >> it was all very casual. it wasn't much hair or make up. >> reporter: and now, as camilla stepped into her most important role, as queen consort, many are thrilled she's taken her place in history. >> she is soul mate for charles. >> reporter: randi kaye, cnn. >>> and we'll be right back. stealth mode? yeah. [cricket sounds] shh! shh! [l[light switch clicks] don't pta meetings end at t nin? -it ran... late. -oh got lost. the lexus rx built for modern famililies. ♪ ♪ my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... the burning, itching. the pain. emerge tremfyant®. with tremfya®, most people saw 90% clearer skin at 16 weeks. the majority of people saw 90% clearer skin even at 5 years. serious allergic reactions may occur. tremfya® may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms or if you had a vaccine or plan to. e

according to the proclamation was signed by the next heir to the throne, prince william, the queen, camilla'scert , the head of the council, the prime minister of listra, and the archbishop of canterbury fired shots in honor of the new monarch cannons fired 41 volleys from the artillery in hyde park and 62 volleys from the artillery near the tower of london. for the first time, the national anthem was played in a new interpretation of god save the king. 73-year-old charles became the oldest monarch at the time of accession to the throne in the history of great britain. he received the title from his mother of queen elizabeth ii, who passed away in balmoral castle on the evening of september 8, she ruled the united kingdom for 70 years and about sports, three carpathian athletes won awards at the world championships among youth and juniors in kayaking and canoeing, the competitions recently ended in the hungarian city of szeged, our journalists met with the young champions after returning to ivano-frankivsk vitaliy prystai from frankivka at the world youth kayaking and canoeing championship wo

queen of 70 years. the beginning of a new era. charles and camilla traveling to dlon this morning and paying tribute to buckingham palace. this is the last public picture of her at the home where she died, her beloved balmoral castle in scotland. the queen smiling, appointing britain's new prime minister just days before her death. determined to do they are duty, her final act in a lifetime of service. her children, son charles, king charles, racing to be by her side. prince william driving his ufrpg lz to say their last good-byes. prince harry appearing distraught arriving just after his grand mother's death was announced. the royal's grief rivate. queen elizabeth ii died peacefully and as flags across the country were lowered, a rainbow magically rising above buckingham palace and windsor castle. crowds spontaneously singing the national anthem. >> she's a person we have always looked up to. it's a sad day. just a very, very sad day. >> she's been a role model for so many people, so many people. old fashioned values. everything that we could ever h

and if you would like to watch more of that interivew with the queen consort, camilla's full tribute n a special programme on bbc one tonight at 7pm. the queen's lying—in—state will end at 6.30 tomorrow morning. then at 10.114, her coffin will be moved from westminster hall a short distance away, to westminster abbey, where her state funeral service will be held. the royal navy's state gun carriage, seen here rehearsing, will bear the coffin, drawn by 142 sailors. senior members of the royal family, including the new king and his sons, prince william and prince harry, will walkjust behind in the procession. then at 11 o'clock, the queen's funeral, expected to be attended by 2,000 guests, will begin, with the service led by the very reverend dr david hoyle. we're joined by our correspondent helena wilkinson, who's at buckingham palace. well, we saw the king being driven find us in the last hour through the gates of buckingham palace as —— and as you can see, lots of people here today. from early this morning. they cheered as he passed by. a very busy day for the king, the focus will be

time accordingly the proclamation was signed by the next heir to the throne prince william the queen camilla's concert the head of the council, prime minister lystras and the archbishop of canterbury fired cannons in honor of the new monarch, 41 volleys were fired by artillery in hyde park and 62 volleys by artillery near the tower of london, and for the first time the royal anthem was played in the new interpretation of god save the king. 73-year-old charles became the oldest monarch at the time of accession to the throne in the history of great britain. he received the title from his mother, queen elizabeth ii . 70 years of prisoners are afraid of the mosquito dmytro kozatsky won the paris photo contest prix della photographers, his series of photos from azov steel took first place in the war press category and second in the general press category. asked to send the photos published by him to journalists for awards and photo contests and we congratulate the soldier azov and thank all the defenders of ukraine who are now defending our state and we are with them and you watch the next news rel

i can't on the loving help of my darling wife, camilla, in recognition of her own loyal public service since our marriage 17 years ago, she becomes my queen consult. >> neil, what the did you think of that? >> i think that what the the people need to know is just how instrumental camilla has been in reshaping the monarchy, particularly with prince charles. she's made him happy. that's all you can say. because he's happy, he's more fulfilled in the role that she has to undertake. she's been very good also to our wonderful late monarch. they were very close. i think what -- people have two sides with camilla. i think she's worked tirelessly hard over the last 17 years plus. she's made sure that she got on with the job without seeking publicity. never put a foot wrong. doesn't complain. really gets thoroughly involved with the activities and the charities that she's involved with. again, i would say, martha, when you're think filming on those days when she's addressing that, she is invested. i think prince charles is very lucky to have camilla at his side in this very difficult transitional period. together they can talk the monarchy in to t

and him and catherine are going to be taking over many of the jobs that camilla the queen consort camilla used to saying that. now as king and queen, they will now move up a notch. but william and catherine are going to be vital to the future because they are, as i say, senior members. now, we have got big tours coming up, australia, new zealand, the far east. and america, which will be the big one. and i think you will see william and catherine in the spotlight over the next few years. >> absolutely. thank you both so very much. i appreciate it. >>> and next the chairman of the january 6th select committee revealing new details about communications that the secret service handed over from the day of the insurrection. >>> plus, mike lindell, the ceo of my pillow, who became one of the biggest promoters of trump election lies, claims that the fbi seized his phone at a hardee's. what really went down? welcome to allstate, where you can bundle and save. isn't that right phil? what in the world are you doing? i'm in the metaverse, bundling my home and auto insurance. save up to 25% when you b

and now camilla's queen consort of the uk. but has she earned the goodwill of the british people? > once known as the other woman, camilla is now the queen. kind of. the new king starling wife has become queen consort. >> i know she will bring to the demands of her new rose, the steadfast devotion to duty of which i've come to rely so much. >> a fairytale ending to a story that was often combust. they king and queen on each other since their twenties but many britons felt their romance and both of their infidelities for breaking up charles's royal marriage to princess diana. >> well there were three of us in this marriage, so is a bit crowded. >> the royal family worked hard to restore camilla's reputation. and earlier this, year the late queen gave her a blessing for camilla's future role writing it is my sincere wish that one that time comes, camilla will be known as queen consort as she continues her own loyal service. and she appeared with the royal family right next to charles at the queen's jubilee. the royal blessing seem to have, or a recent poll found more than half of bri