well, rob matheson is outside balmoral cast in scotland. rob, what's happening? where you argument rigor, everybody be able to still arriving here a bomb bomb or castle. they're walking down over the bridge in order to be able to face flowers and at the gates of the castle. i had a look just before we came on air. those flowers are about a meter and a half deep. there really have been a tremendous number of people making their way to your boss. lots of people have been been brought in from all of course, at the very heart of the royal family. a place that has been regarded very much as they are formed, not just their form in scotland, but there. they regarded it as their own personal home, as the word is a property, of course, owned by the queen, and to the place where they could be private, a place worthy to become a much more relaxed than, than they normally would. and of course, the place where queen elizabeth the 2nd i passed away on thursday thursday evening, though the cross members of the royal family have stayed here overnight. but of course, as we know,

rob matheson. i'll 0 edinburgh or earlier king charles the 3rd took another important step. as morlock addressing members of parliament, he pledged to uphold the case constitutional government till now has more now from westminster. it was his 1st visit to the palace of westminster as king there to hear condolences delivered by both houses of parliament. the inside the 11th century, all the oldest building on the parliamentary state and in front of lords and members of parliament. king charles the 3rd and queen consoled 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 total long and inspiring rain of deep an unparalleled devotion would ever end. then the speaker of the house of commons, sir lindsey hoyle, extended the sympathy of m. p. 's overseas depots, our grie

on sunday, people have already laid flowers and mementos outside the pallets as now speak to rob matheson, who sat by moral in scotland. so the 1st stage, rob of the queen's final journey will begin in about 2 hours or so. talk to us about the route, the funeral quotation is going to be taking. it's going to be a slow journey, deliberately designed that way to allow people to pay their respects. exactly. that's absolutely key to, to something like this. people want to be able to, to give the say their final farewell to the woman who has ruled their country for the longest period of any more nor can it in the u. k. it is going to be queen elizabeth. so final journey from ball model castle here in scotland, the hearse that's carrying her coffin will make its way down the drive where here it's gonna turn right at the top of the driveway. and it's 1st stop is going to be the local village, all volatile, and that's is a village that has very close connections with the royal family. the villagers there for years have been used to seeing the royal family in very informal circumstances, driving t

people have already laid flowers and mementos outside the palace and speak to rob matheson, whose outside bound moral panis in scotland, rob, so that means casket will depart, by moral in about an hour or so. talk to us about the roots. if you know, quotation is going to be taking is going to be a very slow journey, isn't it? exactly right, that's good. a good deliberate because it is part of protocol and it is by mark of respect. but equally, it's an opportunity for people who will be lining the roots that i'll tell you about in a moment to, to have a last farewell to say their last farewells to the queen as the cortez passes. but by it is going to be queen elizabeth the seconds final journey from a ball moral castle here in scotland, the hearse carrying her coffin is gonna make its way down the driveway here it's gonna turn eastwards in. its 1st stop is going to be the local village of ballots or which is a very interesting, i'm strong relationship with the royal family which has developed over the years. this is a family home. this is not like buckingham palace in which they, it is a h

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the official residence in edinburgh . crowds crammed the streets to watch the historic event, rob matheson reports. the people of edinburgh are the 1st members of the public to pay their respects personally to queen elizabeth. the 2nd long lines would be moving past her coffin as it lies inside the 14th century, said giles cathedral in edinburgh as old time, some in silence. some open morning, all my life, i've never known. another more have to pay my respects sons. i come from glasgow to diesel. we're witnessing history to day. it's kind of remarkable. you hear maxim, americans can remarkable that i have the opportunity to be here during such a significant event. the day began as king charles the 3rd and the queen concert, flew to edinburgh from london. the king travel to hollywood house to be ceremoniously handed, the keys to the city. a king and other members of the royal family followed on foot behind the queen's coffin, flanked by the king's royal body, guard through a company of archers and a guard of honor. as it was carried a few 100 meters up, the historic boil mile, diamonds fire

a more now from rob matheson, who's in edinburgh. it's a time when the family is able to show their respect, show their eyes there to a certain extent, humility, i suppose, but certainly they indicate how somberly they take this situation publicly to the members and to, to the people around them to, to show their public respect for queen elizabeth the 2nd. it is a very unusual situation in one respect because this is the 1st time that a woman has taken part in it. a princess on. of course the princess, while it is the queen's daughter and is therefore the entitle to take part in this there's been fighting on the border between long time rivals, armenia, and other. by john, i mean he is defense ministry reported intense shilling and artillery fire on 3 of his military positions by the as a, by johnny army. but as a by john says, armenia started the latest provocation to delay the signing of a peace treaty agreed upon by both sides in august and rushes, acknowledging huge losses in ukraine's northern hockey region. moscow admits his fo

24 hours for mourners can pay their rough last respects before it moves to london on tuesday, rob matheson has more it's a time when the family is able to show their respect, schubert, i do the members of the people around them just to show their public respect for queen elizabeth the 2nd. it is a very unusual situation in one respect because this is the 1st time that a woman has taken part in it for princess on. of course, the princess royal is the queen's daughter and is therefore entitled to take part. in this, earlier thousands of people lined the streets of the scottish capital as king charles joined his siblings to escort the monarchs coffin in a historic procession, rushes acknowledging huge losses in ukraine's northern car keep region. moscow admits its forces have been out numbered in the past week with ukraine. we taking swathes of land since early september, ukrainian troops of advanced rapidly areas. the 2 russia monster seas have been re taken in just stays. caves forces say they've pushed russian troops nearly back to the northern border. ukraine says it's also made gains in

rob matheson wraps up the days events in abbey. the people of edinburgh are the 1st members of the public to pay their respects personally to queen elizabeth. the 2nd long lines had been moving past her coffin as it lies inside the 14th century, said giles cathedral in embers old time, some in silence. some open morning, all my life, i've never known. another more have to pay my respects. sons come from glasgow to diesel. we're witnessing history today. it's kind of remarkable. you hear maxim, americans kind of remarkable that i have the opportunity to be here during such a significant event. the day began as king charles, the 3rd and the queen consort, flew to adam from london. the king travel to hollywood house to be ceremoniously handed, the keys to the city. a king and other members of the royal family followed on foot behind the queen's coffin, flanked by the king's royal body guard. the royal company of archers and a guard of honor. as it was carried a few 100 meters up the historic royal mile guns fired every minute. the fin

and we can speak to a correspondent at rob matheson and rob a little bit earlier. we saw members of the royal family coming out to have a look at all the the array of flowers and to she, the people who pay their respects to the queen whose body still lies at bow morrow . and amongst those members, the royal family came out was prince andrew. and that significant i think it is. and the reason is significant is because prince andrew, his personal life has been the stuff of headlines over the last few years. and there has been a significant at distancing between the royal family and prince andrew during that those proceedings. but however, we saw him as part of that group that you were talking about who came to look at the flowers that have been handed over by people. well wishers and those wishing to pay their respects over the last day or so to read the notice is to, to read them. are they the messages that had been left there? and the suggestion perhaps is that although there is that upon separation in the family, that this was such a significant occasion for the d

but but in the meantime let's go to rob matheson then at balmoral castle in scotland. rob, i'm that very public arrival. the prince. 3rd, king charles the 3rd now in london outside. buckingham palace. very, very different to his departure just a few hours ago from by that's right. he left in a car by another exit. sam went to aberdeen airport in order to be able to catch a flight to london. that the family keeping a very low profile at this point, because obviously this is what is regarded as the oil of families foam. is a very distinct difference between the way that apparently that the family regard. they're different from the premises. i've run the country. buckingham palace, for example, was always seen as essentially a home office. it was a house, but it was also where they worked in the castle. this is seen as something else again, but all mall was something that was very special to the royal family with something that gave them privacy. it gave him the chance to relax and then be for want of a better voice, normal human beings. not least because they were able to

rob matheson, al jazeera, edinburgh. >> king charles took another important step as monarch, addressing of parliament. he pledged to uphold the u.k.'s constitutional government. jonah hill has more from one spinster -- from westminster. reporter: it was his first visit to the palace of westminster as king. here condolence is by both -- y both houses of parliament. ♪ inside the 11th century hall, the oldest building on the parliamentary state, and in front of lords and members of parliament, king charles iii and queen consort camila took to their thrones. 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. reporter: then, the speaker of the house of commons extended the sympathy of mp's. >> deep as though our grief is, we know yours is deeper. we offer our heartfelt sympathies to you and all the roya

okay, rod matheson at thanks very much was rob was just saying preparations are now getting underway for the coffin that to arrive or to leave adam bra and it will be arriving at the royal air force base. our f north halt shortly before 7 p. m u k. time and the state has will take the queen's coffin into central london pass marble arch, hyde park corner, and constitution hill all the way to buckingham palace there. we met by king charles the 3rd who will have just arrived back from the northern ireland as well as other members of the royal family. i speak now to have a 4 set. he's in a capital harry, the capital london, is gearing up there. isn't it? for the arrival of the queen's coffin, that's right, of course that will be happening later tonight. and then on wednesday, the, the queen and her comfortable lion states inside westminster hall are given the opportunity for the public to file past and already on the south bank of the terms here, people are starting to wait. this queue is likely to stretch hundreds of thousands of people long over the 4 days of lying and state. and it's

siblings escorted the monarchs, coughing through edinburgh in a historic procession or now from rob matheson, who is in edinburgh. it's a time when the family is able to show their respect, show their eye, they're to a certain extent, humility, i suppose, but certainly they indicate how somberly they take this situation publicly to the members and to the people around them to, to show their public respect for queen elizabeth the 2nd. it is a very unusual situation in one respect because this is the 1st time that a woman has taken part in it. ah, princess, on of course the princess while is the queen's daughter and is therefore entitled to take part in this there has been fighting along the border between long time rivals are menia and as a by john a many as defense ministry reported intense shelling and artillery fire on 3 of its military positions by the as a, by johnny army. and we will have more at the top of the yell at $1.00 oh, $1.00 east is next. on counting the cost, the energy battle between russia and the west is escalating, but who's winning is europe prepared to leave? the challe

ah ah ah ah ah ah rob matheson that joins us live from the palace of how to read house in edinburgh and robert another stage in this long farewell. exactly. a very somber moment. certain for the crowds who have been waiting outside the cathedral from many hours to watch the procession move up for the royal mile and into saint giles cathedral, which is dates back to the 14th century. its been built on and various times the building eventually finished around the 16th century. but we saw there the cow, the coffin being awe carried in and resting on the deus as the service was taking place. an interesting choice of music we also had there, we heard music um from german composers, french composers. we also had music in english composers as well. one of them, which was quite interesting, was that farewell to strong nice by the into english composer peter maxwell davis. he was made queens, a master of music in 2004 storm ness is on the and the on, or cli, an island to the northeast of scotland in the north sea, perhaps reflecting some of the queen's connections strong connections with scotlan

rob matheson is outside bell moral castle and scotland, where the queen's body remains from old council is at the heart of the world family . and it was that deeply at the heart of queen elizabeth 2nd. she came here as a young girl and continue to spend her summers here pretty much all the way through her life. it is a place that the whole family of the gods as private, as relaxing very often. the family was seen walking around the grounds with very little security, already seen driving through the streets of the local villages and talking to local people, which very much endeared them to the local community and made the community feel that they were very protective of oil companies. for the cream of remaining more but it will be understand i'm trying to call you at a later session to the while mile. and i was going to go up to john pito, which i've already asked him to rest briefly before they transferred me to london. i know you probably won't have time to rest ahead of the funeral. arrangements can be carried out there, but in the meantime, people still come, the moral, still intendi

so many been the so we just lost our connection with rob matheson is get. imagine there is an awful lot of phone signal been used up about morals, the world's press, or passes the news that the queen has died. queen elizabeth has died at bell moral at what happens now. her body will be moved to holly root house in edinburgh. and then carried up to the roll mile to saint charles cathedral for a funeral service at we're currently now looking at pitches, arrow, pitches a buck in palace. you can see crowds gathering outside the palace over which the ra standard is flying, half mast, and brewery challenge across one. a little early was talking about the crowds and how, how there was a somber sense there. this feeling of what was about to be announced that when the news was gonna come, that it was going to be pretty grave just to go to take you back earlier in the day . i think it's round about 20 past 12 u. k. time. queen elizabeth seconds. doctors said they were concerned about the health of you came on it and recommend that she remained under supervision and s

a skeleton prepares to bid farewell to queen elizabeth the 2nd rob matheson. i'll 0 edinburgh but there was a tense moments during the royal precision in it and brush. the spectator yelled at prince andrew, whose friendship with 6 trafficking convict jeffrey abstain, caused a lot of embarrassment to the royal family. ah, i leave a message. earlier in london, king charles the 3rd address, members of parliament, after they each delivered the messages of condolence. the new monarch promised to uphold the eucharist. constitutional government showed how reports from london. it was his 1st visit to the palace of westminster as king there to hear condolences delivered by both houses of parliament. ah, inside the 11th century hall, the oldest building on the 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 spe

that continuity of the monarchy seemed as seamless as possible for us there in the bow, moral rob matheson thank you for that. when it was a ceremony rooted in centuries old tradition, but for the 1st time in history, the british public and the world saw the spectacle that makes the king live on television. king charles the 3rd was officially proclaimed as britons numeric. accession castle met at saint james's palace to make the proclamation from london his portrait. oh, from the balcony of saint james's palace, to a fanfare of trumpets in front of expectant crowds, the heralds proclaimed the accession. oh, the crown of the united kingdom of great britain, the northern ireland is solely and rightfully come to the prince. charles philip offered george become our only lawful and right foot leads. lord charles, the 3rd 3 chance raised majesty the king. ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha! minutes earlier, the extension ceremony itself had been somber and administrative, but no less momentous. in the front row, 6 former british prime ministers stood shoulder to shoulder. this gathering comprises the king's

people in britain and now observing 10 days of national mourning for the longest serving monarch rob matheson is outside balmoral castle in scotland where the queen's body remains bold counsel, is it the heart of the world family? and it was that deeply at the heart of queen elizabeth the 2nd. she came here as a young girl and continued to spend her summers here pretty much all the way through her life. it is a place that the royal family regards as private, as relaxing very often the family received out walking around the grounds with very little security, already received. driving through the streets of the local villages and talking to, to local people, which very much endeared them to the local community and made the community feel that they were very protective of the royal family. the coffin for the cream of clearly remains here. i tell them all, but it will be on the son of transferred to holly, routed palace wide. at that point, the later griff recession through the royal mile in which i didn't go up to missile jaws. a fetal which is to put the body has been to rest briefly before it

every one on stand by right now including our very own rob matheson, who was outside by moral castle. the queen's cascade. rob is about to depart, by moral talkers through the root. the funeral cortez is going to be taking yes, says to move few moments time. queen elizabeth. the 2nd is going to be making her final journey from bon malls for the castle here in scotland or the home that the royal family have regarded very much as a family home was opposed to an office. so some of the other properties that we have around the euclid. this is very much a retreat for the royal family. the cottage is expected to make its way up the driveway. i passed a smaller group of onlookers than we've seen over the last few days as certainly in the last 20 for 48 hours. we've seen hundreds of people who've been gathering here, bringing floral tree tributes particularly took place by the gates of the castle. and as, as well as lighting candles, it in people from all over the world who've been traveling to pay their final respects. we're just waiting for the cortes come out on its way. and now we did see

let's talk to our correspondent, rob matheson, who's outside the palace of hollywood house in edinburgh. it was really quite poignant. i think, role to watch that kind of silence standing guards of the coffin. yes, and i think it's the point at which one gets the sense public face of the family's sense of responsibility and duty when it comes to an event like this. this is, as you said, only the 2nd time or the 3rd time that this is happened. it's only happened to 2 times before and it is, it's a time when the family is able to show their respect. schubert, i there to certain extent humility, i suppose, but certainly they indicate how somberly they take this situation publicly to the members and to the people around them just to show their public respect for queen elizabeth the 2nd. it is a very unusual situation. in one respect, because this is the 1st time that a woman has taken part in it for princess on. of course, the said princess, while i is the queen's daughter and is therefore the entitled to take part in this sum. and this sir, ah procedure and we expected to go on for about 2

rob matheson has more from balmoral and scotland. a small convoy of green range rovers the cars usually used to carry members of the royal family made its way from balmoral castle to catholic church, which is just down the road from where we are now for a private ceremony. that was the 1st time that the members of the royal family had been staying here at abominable castle since the death of queen elizabeth had been seen in public. a short time later, the cars returned to and made their way back up the driveway. it was a significant moment from many of the people who had been standing here waiting to cross the bridge on carrying flowers and other tributes and to pay their last respects to queen elizabeth, who died here at the castle on thursday afternoon when the cause reached the main gates of the castle, the cause stops and the occupants got out. we saw a princess and we saw prince andrew. we so prince edward and his wife sophie and their children, they took time to look at the floral displays that had been delivered over the last

rob matheson center, this report from outside barrel castle in scotland. when a queen's body still lies for more counsel is at the heart of the family. and it was deeply at the heart of queen elizabeth 2nd. she came here as a young girl and continued to spend her summers here, pretty much all the way through her life. it is a place that the whole family regards as private, as relaxing very often. the family was seen walking around the grounds with very little security, and it was seen driving through the streets of the local villages and talking to local people, which very much endeared them to the local community and made a community feel that they were very protective of oil companies for the queen will remain and more, but it will be on just on i'm trying to holler at that point later for session to the one mile in the doctor. this is john peter, which is a body can come to rest briefly before this time. to london, and they'll probably come to rest ahead of the funeral arrangements about there. but in the meantime, people still come to fall more still i

remembrance outside buckingham palace in london for a nation was a queen and the end of an era when rob matheson is outside moral castle in scotland . so well, what's happening, where you are, what was the significance of a moral council to the queen? it's been about 8 hours and then since we, we arrived here. and during that time, there had been crowds of people who been making their way up this roadway to the main gate, so of bob mould castle bringing flowers and tributes. i wouldn't how to look at those flowers just before we came on air. there about a meter and a half deep. there are flowers mall over scotland, but there are also flowers that are being sent from all over the world. and that's been one of the most interesting factors of a being here at bomb. all one would expect, of course, am i significant amount of interests from people in scotland and from the local community wants to come to pay their respects. but a surprising number of people from countries around the world have been here to. i spoke to 2 ukranian women earlier who were describing to me that they wanted to be here becau

and so now we're going to cross to rob matheson, who's in bowel morrow they're so rub a family gathering at a time of morning and yet a celebrates removed in windsor as we saw, the younger members of the family meeting people outside. so very much different aspects to this in different parts of the country including balmore i think that's very true. i think that some of course we have to remember that sir . bon moral is the place where queen elizabeth the 2nd dia on thursday afternoon. so therefore, the atmosphere here has been a, i wouldn't say somber over the last few days, is certainly been very serious, very respectful, judging by the people helping coming here to bear pay their, their respects. but am it is quite clearly a time of morning for the family who have been at the castle after the death of the queen. well, i was, we were talking earlier about the fact that i'm just a few hours ago the, there was a small fleet of fir, of range rover is the cars that the boils normally used to get around and pastors here and to taking some of the royal family on to a catholic church, which i

now speak to rob matheson who's there rather very much a family gathering at a time of morning. this, this was a very significant event because a few hours ago, the small convoy of green range rover cars, made his way down the drive for you here. carrying members of all family to crappy church for a private service service that was being held in about half an hour later. the cars came back driving past the well wishes which are being bused in, as you can see, by shuffle buses that are coming from other villages. the cars made their way down to the main gates and stopped, and the occupants got out. and they started looking at the fall displays and messages that are be left fire well wishers and those wishing to make my market respect over the last few days. and as you say, amongst those amongst the members of the royal family, prince andrew, no. prince andrews, personal life for the last couple of years has been the stuff of headlines. and there has been a certain degree of distancing between that prince andrew and the royal family. but it was interesting to see that he was part

it's where her body remains out as he was rob matheson has been outside balmoral. reports from beth vamos council is at the heart of the world family and it was at deeply at the heart of queen elizabeth 2nd. she came here as a young girl and continued to spend her summers here, pretty much all the way through her life. it is a place that the role of family regards as private, as relaxing very often the family received out walking around the grounds with very little security. already were seen driving through the streets of the local villages and talking to local people, which very much endeared them to the local community and made the community feel that they were very protective of the royal family. a conference for the cream of the remaining adult model, but it will be on the son of transferred to holly, routed with at that point, a later group, recession through the oil mile in which is going to go up to lisel job federal which is to put the body test him to rest briefly before he's transferred to london and blocking the police on how to rest. they are ahead of the funeral arrangements

now where rob matheson is live for a. so rob, tell us what's happening, where you are just durham took, are you well, i think we have some technical difficulties are getting hold to rob. then we will try and come back to that when we can, but we're going to bring in tom divine. now he's a professor emeritus sat, the university of edinburgh and the author of independence or union, the scotlands passed and scotlands present. he joins us from hamilton. well, welcome to the program. we've been looking at events in scotland today in terms of the queen's passing. what might the political implications be for scotland? do you think? well, of course not for the future. i. and as you say, your interview ease earlier hope, said the queen, hard, especially please in her heart for scotland and saw the scots for her. and what will happen? no. actually, i don't think that the i'm the parsing of the queen anne will affect the independence situation directly. because the independence or development or non development will be based on polit

it's cross to our correspondent rob matheson, who's at balmoral at sir rob. just tell us a little bit about what's happening up barrons. as all these grand events are unfolding at down south in london. well i think it's, sir, so to say that we've had good no information about what so the whole family are doing at the moment, sir, who those who are still in the castle with you understand that the queens are often is still with inside the castle. next, perhaps be to give staff and their immediate family who been working in and around these states for many years. the opportunity to say are to pay their final respects . there is speculation that are some members of the or family might come out and have a look at, at the bowl the flowers that have been gathering here over the last. ready or so people have been walking down and laying a bunch of flowers by the, the main gate. and the reason for that, speculation is because that's actually what happened a following the death of princess diana, back in about 25 years ago. at that time, her sons william and harry were

none of that seems to matter as gotten prepares to bid farewell to queen elizabeth the 2nd, rob matheson al jazeera edinburgh. there's been fighting along the border between armenia. nozer by john. i mean, he is defense ministry reported intense shelling and teary fire on 3 of its military positions by the azerbaijani army. but as a by jones, as a menia, started the latest provocation to delay the signing of a peace treaty agreed upon both sides in august rushes, acknowledging huge losses in ukraine's golden car key regent. moscow admits his forces have been outnumbered in the past week with ukraine retaking cities and towns in the northeast. and elaine strike has hit the capital of ethiopia is lower than t gray regent lads, according to a local hospital official. this comes at one day after the t p l. ofa said it's open to a cease fire and will accept and african union lead piece process. iran says is ready to cooperate with aiden. you ends at nuclear watchdog to revive the 2015 nuclear deal. it comes after report by the i e. a found it could not guarantee the peaceful nature of toronto

we can speak to our correspondent rob matheson, who's standing by there and was observing those scenes in at rob. we got a glimpse there of the queen's children and grandchildren. indeed at having a look at the, the great up pouring of grief that has been yes . and this is a very significant moment for them because this is the 1st time that they've been seen in public since the death of cleaners. but elizabeth for 2nd here at fall moral on thursday afternoon. i also a very important moment, of course, for the members of public who saw the, the procession of green range rover cause, which are very often standard for carrying, carrying the boil family at pass by this was something that had not been expected by the people who'd been gathering here, living, gathering primarily to put flowers outside and add those flows, in fact, of the many flowers that are outside the gates of the, of the castle, just over the bridge from where i am now. very interesting, a group that we saw there, that the, the of the members of the wall family who stepped out of the cons to, to look at the, the flowers.

let's try to reconnect with rob matheson or correspond to his live outside balmoral castle in scotland, where the queen died earlier today said rob have you can hear us. all right. just tell us more about what you're seeing around you and what the feelings like. well, people to gather on time. i don't that yet. no, sorry. we've lost rob again. it's real issues with the connecting with his phone at her at belmore and can imagine all the people using mobile phones out there just connecting round the world tele move. well, the news that queen elizabeth has died. well, queen elizabeth the 2nd came to throne on the death of her father in 1952, and became the longest reigning monarch in british history. in a little while, we'll take a look back at a long life. and thee and just to say that once it was ram out 20 past 12 to day, british time in the u. k, that we heard that the queen was poorly. and at that point all the queen's children travelled to belmont. i think ms. at point, everybody realised that the situation where the next bit of news, when it came, i would be graven indeed. so it pr

but 1st let's go to rob matheson, who's in edinburgh, and just tell us a little bit more about the situation there because his crowds, they keep coming, don't they, to pay their final respects in these final hours of the coffin is going to be there . that's right. and they've been queueing overnight and very cold temperatures, in order to do that, thousands of people have been filing their way past the coffin in san jobs cathedral, which is an all res day or sits. and o coffin, which is drapes in the wall standard of scotland, al, with the crown of scotland resting on top of it. but we understand that the crowds are beginning to thin out now. and the reason for that is because the, i notice has been put out to say that nobody else should doin join the q. because basically by this time they have no hope of being able to get into the cathedral. to say there, there are farewells. we also understand that the cathedral is going to be close to the public from 3 p. m local time. that's to allow preparations ahead of what you were talking about. as like the earlier, the put the repositioning to movi

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willing to wanting to pay their respects as the critique makes its way through scotland now to says rob matheson reporting live there are from paul moral castle or many thanks. did rob, let's go to edinburgh. then i was his own. fisher is there. it'll take another 5 hours or so for the quotation, reached the capital allen from there it'll skirt by or once there it'll skirt by edinburgh castle down the full length of the royal mile to the palace of hollywood house. by about 4 p. m. local time. and the people have been gathering here since early this morning, hoping to get a position where they'll be able to see the queen's cortege that makes its way to hollywood palace, the official residence of the queen in scotland, mobile moral was the place which could go to get away from it all wholly rude as where she really carried out her official duties here in scotland. she would spend at least a summer a week here every summer. and there would be investiture here. so when people are awarded an honor by the queen like a knighthood and are no b, e. often the royal family we come here and carry out the wa

well la rob matheson is outside bow, moral castle in scotland. forest. now rub what's happening where you are and what was the significance? obama? because well, there are a crowds of people who are walking up and down the street here, then leaned up to the main gates obama castle. this has been going on for about 8 hours. there's been a regular possession of people who've been bringing up flowers and they've been bringing tributes since on laying them in front of the gates just here with special messages. and some of them very personal messages. some of them very simple, but it's quite obvious from this that, that the strength of feeling that there is and has been for the queen over the years, not just from local people, not talk about those in the 2nd, but certainly from people from all over the world, during the course of the day, we've been watching people coming backwards and forwards and speaking to quite a few of them. and there are many people who have been traveling here were been visiting dalton, but a ton made a special effort to travel here t

northern ireland, not as good a scotland out here as rock matheson is outside ball moral castle, which is where queen elizabeth the 2nd that passed away. rob, what's happening that over about the hours last 8 hours, adrian has been a constant stream of people who've been coming to, to who to make their had to pay their tributes and went to a queen elizabeth the 2nd a you might be able to see just over my shoulder, there are some of the fall tributes, and also there was small candles there as well. many people, many of the floral tributes have a short messages on them as well, many in the same vein, thanking her for her service. what has been interesting is the expressions in people's faces will not seem significant outpourings of grief that we have seen in other parts of the country. here, people are, to some degree, it's almost fair to say that they look slightly shocked to be like, slightly stunned. this is something given the fact that the queen was 96, that is perhaps not unexpected. at the same time, the very fact that it has happened in their life time. let something so significant has happened is clearly registering with a great man