there they are again, the royal company of archers, again, the royal company of archers, a body— againin fact, several of them, iunderstand. — times. and in fact, several of them, i understand, around 80, will be travelling — i understand, around 80, will be travelling down to london to stand vigil, _ travelling down to london to stand vigil, stand guard over the queen at westminster hall. the archers have had a _ westminster hall. the archers have had a very— westminster hall. the archers have had a very busy few days. let�*s go back to kirsty. i was struck by war you were saying about the people surrounding the queen, and i thought it was really interesting that at balmoral, the gillies stood vigil over the queen�*s coffin in the ballroom at balmoral, and the gamekeepers carried her coffin to the hearse to come over the bridge, over this river of rushing water, and i have also thought quite a lot about the fact that the royal household, it is a very sad time for them, people like angela kelly, you know,... ithink we canjust see angela kelly, you know,... ithink we can just see now...

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the royal company of archers.igh constables, they are in their places under the colonnade, always here when the sovereign is in residence. soon, slowly, the procession will make its way up the royal mile to saint giles. through those crowds, who will be remembering at the site of the hearse and the late queens coffin. th somber nature of this occasion. for all, the feeling of thanksgiving, and the sense of happiness about this city looking at its best, preparing to do its former sovereign proud. now, the true nture of this occasion is revealed to everyone, and they are reminded why we are here. his majesty, the king, the sister, the princess royal, in the uniform of an admirable -- of an admiral. thduke of york, his brother not wearing a military uniform at this time. he will wear uniform at the vigil as -- out of respect for the queen, but not on the other occasions. and the earl of wessex, who was entitled the earl of inverness. the queens four children will walk with the hearse. the procession begins at a state

of the royal family will join this procession. and it will turn around down to the left. the heralds marched all this way . the distinctive eagle feathers. the royal company of archers caps of the watermen, who used to always accompany the sovereign. just in front, the bottom of your picture, those who since edward the seventh's coronation in 1901 were given a special place in the court. ♪ >> carried before the hearst presented beginning of her reign never changed or replaced. it dominates this procession. it is a huge flag. there's a moment in the service to, when a very small flag is placed on the queens coffin. just before the coffin is l ured in. a very small flag, which was used to denote [indiscernible speaking] the queen as our commander. ♪ ♪ the procession approaching the cambridge gates. ♪ there are 64 pipers and drummers playing. ♪ [indiscernible speaking] ♪ ♪ [indiscernible speaking] ♪ >> just before the queen. [applause] ♪ one of the three marches here today. funeral marches one, two, and three. ♪ the calvary leading the way here . [indiscernible speaking] ♪ taken part of the seventh annual procession in london. some of the horses, understandably looking

the guard of honour is already in place with the royal company of archers royal regiment of scotlandpart later on. a short while ago, his majesty the king landed in scotland. both he and her majesty the queen consort were greeted at edinburgh airport by the first minister, representing the scottish government, the secretary of state for scotland, representing the westminster government, and the lord lieutenant, the lord provost of the city of edinburgh. those greetings made in a rather blustery airport. then the king and queen consort making their way towards the centre itself and palace of holyroodhouse. the king of course was at balmoral when the queen passed away. we have seen members of the royal family in attendance thanking people for their messages of sympathy. of course charles has also spent long periods of his life in scotland and there is every confidence that will not change in the years ahead. the king and queen consort making their way along the royal mile past st giles�* cathedral to arrive at the palace of holyroodhouse with the crowds gritting them warmly but respect

and queen consort were escorted into the chamber by the king�*s bodyguard in scotland, the royal company of archers. then each party leader spoke in support of a motion of condolence. £31!" leader spoke in support of a motion of condolence.— of condolence. our nation is in mourning _ of condolence. our nation is in mourning today _ of condolence. our nation is in mourning today for _ of condolence. our nation is in mourning today for a _ of condolence. our nation is in mourning today for a queen i of condolence. our nation is in - mourning today for a queen whose loss we have not yet begun to come to terms with. we are deeply honoured by the presence today of his majesty king charles iii and the queen consort. your majesty, we stand ready to support you as you continue your own life of service and as you build on the extraordinary legacy of your beloved mother. 0ur queen. queen elizabeth, queen of scots, we are grateful for her life. may she now rest in peace. my her life. may she now rest in peace. my mother felt, as her life. may she now rest in peace. my motherfelt, as i do, the my mother felt,

then subsequently to that the previous guide to bid, the other gods, will be mounted by the royal company of archers. and both of those gods of honor will essentially em work back and forth in order to keep the coffin or protective out whilst the members of the public continued to file past and pay their respects at rob. it's kind of surreal in a way to see king charles attorney on new kings standing there. and of course, members of the public filing past. and then of course as they left. and when i, once in a while mile, you can see plenty of people still standing there. and although there were people kind of smiling gently clasping i got the feeling that the atmosphere was still quite kind of somber. but i know they're also been sort of mixed reactions across the day as well. how would you describe it? i think that for the time that we have have spent here and the people that we've spoken to the general feeling is one of respect of people wanting to pay their respects. are safe to say farewell to a monarch steps, for many of them has been the only monarch they have ever known. however, it is true

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 final runs ringing out as the hairs drew to a halt outside the cathedral. inside a memorial service celebrated the life of the queen and her connections to scotland . ah, it's the queen keeps here for 70 years in there who and she is like up catholic grandma didn't know. so i thought because the peer specs, she's done a lot for this country a lot for me. my husband, the nation is a queen is a good mother. i just think it's important show you respect. after the service, the king headed to the scottish parliament and responded to a motion of condemns before returning to saint giles cathedral, to post a vigil with other royal family members around the queen's coffin. the coffin continued clean. elizabeth. the 2nd will stay here in edinburgh for another 24 hours to allow people the opportunity to pay their last respects. after that, it'll be phone to london, accompanied by the

we have just seen the, the royal company of archers who are the, where the queen's body guard in scotland. the ceremonial unit made up essentially of, of ex soldiers. they are now of course, the king's body guard here a in edinburgh. and they will make sure that they are here to greet the queen's body when it arrives at hollywood palace. now it's actually called holy the palace of holy writ house. that is the official residence of the queen. and she would come here every summer and spend at least one or 2 weeks. and at that point there would be invested years when scottish people who had received honor such as night hoods or, or b e's would receive. those honors here in edinburgh is right across the road from the scottish parliament. let me give you a rough idea of the geography here. hollywood palace is over to my left. across the road is the scottish parliament, and round the side of the scottish parliament running all the way from holy root house to high on the hill. here above just over a mile away is edinburgh castle, which of course was the traditional home of scottish kings. here i

the royal company of archers. no longer a working well. he will be in uniform at the royal hall as a mark of respect, but not on other occasions. and the earl of wessex is also there, former duke of york, as is the title of the earl of inverness. the queen's four children will walk with the hearse. the procession begins at a stately pace across the forecourt of the palace. we have seen so much royal history throughout the years. the star of the procession that will take us right through to westminster hall to the funeral itself next monday, the queen's departure from london, and for internment in st george's chapel. when the king and queen consort drove down this road, and a half or so ago there was quite a bit of smiling and waving. that is gone. this is now a procession of deep solemnity. and remembrance. slowly, with great dignity, the hearse comes up the hill, and at each point these crowds would be waiting here for many hours to see, for the first time, the coffin carrying the late queen. it is as if these st

the royal company of archers surrounding the hearse now. important to remember that at least this part of the journey, none of this would have played out had the queen thought died in her beloved scotland whereas robert pointed out she has such a deep family history. victoria murphy, also a royal contributor, with us. it is extraordinary to watch this and the people of scotland pay their respects because as we know, the queen so loved her time there. >> you're absolutely right. and incredibly emotional there to see king charles, this must be a very emotional moment for him. the first time that he has been pictured publicly alongside his mother's coffin. his siblings were at the palace when she was brought down on that long slow journey from balmoral, but this is the first time that her four children have publicly been together since she died. and i think it is poignant when we see him walk behind the coffin all the way to saint giles cathedral, yes, there is a pecking order in the royal family, but they will be walking side by side. the quee

the yeoman ws yeoman wardens of the tower of n of london known as the beefeater's and the royal company of archers. >> how long are people waiting to get pe arg in miles long miles long. and it is growing. they are expecting about 1 million people will walk past the coffin over the next four days and authorities are saying, even though this could be up to up to 30 hours, don't bring a chair or a tent because they want to get that line continuously moving. > >> please rise for a moment of e of silence in remembrance of her her majesty, queen elizabeth. >> >> since her passing, congressil leaders on both sides have paid tribute to her memory and offered their condolences. > >> back here in our state, a massive cleanup effort is undery is underway in southern califor. southern california. this after a wall of mud turned down a burd a burned, scarred hillside. theeakhousesa were no match for thwall of mud and s triggered by days of drenching . this mud came up over the wall the wall and into the roof and into the building so we have lost the dining area, part of the kitchen. everything is gone. >> it

around their mothers, and before handing the response for guarding the late queen back to the royal company of archerse king's bodyguard, for scotland. gillian, the coffin will be transported to london later today. the police are out in force. they are expecting an awful lot of people to come to london. they are even talking about possibly 30-hour waits in line for people to go into westminster hall and say their last respects, pay their last respects to queen elizabeth ii. they are even speculate in that line could stretch as long as 9 miles. that seems quite hard to believe. but we do understand, we do feel with each day the emotions become more intense around the passing of the monarch. gillian. >> gillian: amy kellogg live in london for us. thanks very much. her british ex-pats, continuing attributes. reaction to meghan markle's return to the u.k. steve hilton. talk to me about this phone that's prevailing -- the sense that's prevailing among some that all of what we are seeing, jockeying for positions and rearranging titles behind the scenes of the royal family, the new line of succession to the

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of royal deeside? in aberdeen, they stood in quiet witness before the cortege turned south towards the scottish capital. in edinburgh, the king's bodyguard for scotland, the royal company of archers noon proclamation of the reign of king charles. trumpet fanfare. whereas it has pleased almighty god to call to his mercy our late sovereign lady, queen elizabeth ii, of blessed and glorious memory by whose decease, the crown of the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland has solely and rightfully come to the prince charles philip, arthur, george. # send him victorious. # happy and glorious. # long to reign over us. # god save our king #. three cheers for his majesty the king... hip, hip. hurray. booing. at several points, a small group of protesters booed and called for an independent scottish republic. but this was not the prevailing mood. probably one of the most important days of my life, to see the actual prince charles become king and be proclaimed here in edinburgh. iwish prince, the king, should i say, all the best for the future. i think he has big boots to fill. it'sjust so historic and it's just something like, - just really important in history. and i feel so

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 boil mile, diamonds fired every minute. the final runs renewed. as the harris drew to a halt outside the cathedral. inside a memorial service celebrated the life of the queen and her connections to scotland . ah, it's the queen keeps there for 70 years in there who and she is make up cather grammy didn't know. so a thought because the peer specs. she's done a lot for this country. a lot for me. my husband, the nation is a queen is a mother. i just think it's important show you respect. after the service, the king headed to the scottish parliament and responded to a motion of condemns before returning to saint giles cathedral, to post of vigil with other royal family members around the queen's coffin. the coffin, contin, clueless of us. the 2nd will stay here in edinburgh for another 24 hours to allow people the opportunity to pay their last respects. after that, it'll be fun to london, accompanied by the queen's

the royal company of archers honor guard, the company that protects the monarch, they have been standing vigil around her coffin. they will perform a salute. there will be a small prayer. and then her coffin will be loaded into that herself that we saw during the procession yesterday when she was moved from the ka heat dral. she will be taken to the airport. we expect that she will be boarded on to a c-17 royal air force. she will be flown to london, an hour-long flight and accompanying her will be her own daughter princess ann. she's been with her all along the way, accompanying her coffin from the very beginning when she left balmoral. then from there, she will stay at buckingham palace tonight. and tomorrow another one of these grand elaborate processions similar to what we saw here yesterday. but much bigger and twice the length really, she will be taken through the streets of london from buckingham palace to westminster hall. members of the royal family will follow the gun carriage carrying her coffin you'll see a military marching around her. and that procession will last about 40

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 final runs ringing out. as the harris drew to a halt outside the cathedral. inside a memorial service celebrated the life of the queen and her connections to scotland . ah, it's the queen keeps there for 70 years in dairy, when she is make up cather, grammy didn't know. so a thought because the peer specs. she's done a lot for this country. a lot for me. my husband, the nation is a queen is a grammar. the mother, i just think it's him ponchos back after the service, the king headed to the scottish parliament and responded to a motion of condemns before returning to saint giles cathedral, to post a vigil with other royal family members around the queen's coffin. the coffin, continued queen elizabeth, the 2nd will stay here in edinburgh for another 24 hours to allow people the opportunity to pay their last respects. after that, it'll be phone to london accompanied by the quee

there will be a continuous vigil held by the royal company of archers and, just after 7pm, by the kingyal, will be flown to northolt airport in london and taken on to buckingham palace. from there, on wednesday afternoon, the queen's coffin will leave the palace, conveyed up the mall by a gun carriage. the king and members of the royal family walking slowly and silently behind, with no music, just the tolling of big ben. through horse guards, down whitehall, the procession will end at westminster hall, where the archbishop of canterbury will conduct a short service. in this ancient building, the queen will lie in state for four full days, her coffin mounted on a raised platform known as a catafalque, with many thousands expected to file past the coffin. and then, on bank holiday monday morning, the queen's coffin will leave westminster hall and be taken in a grand military procession to westminster abbey. members of the royal family are expected again to follow on foot. at 11 o'clock, the full state funeral will begin at the abbey, where foreign statesmen, european royal families and o

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these ancient orders of royal body guards will be joined by member of the royal company of archers, theen's body guard in scotland. who we saw on duty at st giles' cathedral in edinburgh. the yeomen of the guard, soldiers from all branches of the british armed services. sharing duties with them, officers from the regiments of them, officers from the regiments of the household division, four at a time, one at each corner of the coffin. members of household cavalry. laterthey coffin. members of household cavalry. later they will hand responsibility to the grenadier guards, the coldstream guards and the welsh, irish and scottish guards. police officers on each corner too, wearing their noi police officers on each corner too, wearing their no i ceremonial uniform. once this change of personnel guarding the coffin is complete, i think we are going to see the first members of the public allowed in. black rod striding through westminster hall. the fist female black rod in the 650—year—old history of the job. she has black rod in the 650—year—old history of thejob. she has played black rod in t

i think the soldiers and members of the bodyguard, under the royal company of archers who have the honourmed forces but every mourner, providing just a bit of physical traditional context, to focus on what _ traditional context, to focus on what is — traditional context, to focus on what is the central event, which is the lying—in—state of the monarch. what _ the lying—in—state of the monarch. what i _ the lying—in—state of the monarch. what i would like do with your permission is to share some images from 20 years ago, when the queen mother was lying in state, because this will maybe remind some people who have not seen this ceremony before, the opportunity to come and pay one's respects but of course lots of people will have very deep memories of this and acute memories of it what about your memories? t of it what about your memories? i had just returned from an operation, and was _ had just returned from an operation, and was unable to take part myself in any— and was unable to take part myself in any of— and was unable to take part myself in any of the vigils but i was lucky enough. —

politicians are amongst those looking after their queen'scoffin, because they are members of the royal company of archersas the file past the coffin. just going to stay here for a moment to see what that sound signified. it may be a moment where they change the guards who watch over the coffin. let's stay with these pictures. as we watch the changing of the guard, we could see alisterjack, the scottish secretary, and ben wallace, the defence secretary, standing amongst those who will now be relieved as the new guard to take their place. soldiers in ceremonial uniform maintaining a constant 2a hours vigil around the queen as she lies in state. the royal company of archers, also the household division, the yeoman warders of the tower of london taking part in this solemn duty. they have to remain completely still at the four corners of the catafalque which bears her majesty's coffin. the soldiers rotate every 20 minutes. those who have been queueing for the opportunity to pay their respects to her majesty can pose for a longer inside westminster hall as that ceremonyjust —— can pause for longer inside westm

the royal company of archers, one of the groups of royal bodyguards.events of the 8th of september and later. bringing the queen back to london. from scotland. the queen's body was accompanied by the princess royal. back to raf northolt. a sight the late queen would have been very touched by. the drum horses. the drums are draped in black. this one is called apollo. 0ne black. this one is called apollo. one of the latest additions. and the state trumpeter. the major general commanding the household division, who is in charge of all the troops today, thousands of all the troops today, thousands of them. the colourful uniforms of those in the procession behind the major general. the sovereign 's escort, the household cavalry, the blues and royals. we talked about the carnival uniforms, they are the pursuivants and heralds, authorities when it comes to heraldic matters. the president of the accession council, the state opening of parliament and other important events to do with the state and the crown. the scene at buckingham palace as this procession str

the coffin will lie and rest there guarded by the royal company of archers.eople coming to pay their final respects to queen elizabeth ii right here in scotland. back to you guys. >> always appreciated, the fourth day of mourning. there's going to be ten days of the funeral. we'll be right back. floor and decor, my go-to to get it all. tile, wood, stone and laminate — they've got it. installation materials — yup. and all the tools i need — they've got those too. more importantly, they've got my back with benefits and services i actually want and a pro app that makes my job easier. floor and decor just...gets it. and that means i get more done. at floor and decor, whether you're looking for everyday low pricing on in-stock job-lot quantities and installation materials, or a powerful partner to help take your business to the next level, we've got you covered. discover floor and decor today! another busy day? of course - you're a we'v cio in 2022.ered. but you're ready. because you've got the next generation in global secure networking from comcast business. wit

of royal deeside? in aberdeen, the student quite witness before the cortege turned south, towards the scottish capital. in edinburgh, the king's bodyguard for scotland, the royal company of archersend the proclamation of the reign of king charles. fanfare to call to his mercy, our late sovereign queen elizabeth ii. of placid and glorious memory. the crown of the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland is solely and rightfully come to the prince charles philip arthur george. national anthem plays. three cheers for his majesty. _ national anthem plays. three cheers for his majesty. the — national anthem plays. three cheers for his majesty, the king. _ national anthem plays. three cheers for his majesty, the king. hurray! - for his majesty, the king. hurray! at several points, a small group of protesters called for an independent scottish republic, but this was not the prevailing mood. fine scottish republic, but this was not the prevailing mood.— scottish republic, but this was not the prevailing mood. one of the most im ortant the prevailing mood. one of the most important days _ the prevailing mood. one of the most important days of— the prevailing mood. one of the m

there will be a continuous vigil held by the royal company of archers, and just after 7pm, by the kingfrom there, on wednesday afternoon, the queen's often believe the palace, conveyed up the mall by a gun carriage. the king and members of the royal family walking slowly and silently behind, with no music adjust the tolling of big ben. the procession well and at whitehall, where the archbishop of canterbury will conduct a short service. in this ancient building the queen will lie in state four full days, her coffin mounted on a raised platform known as a kata falk, with many thousands expected to file past the coffin. —— catafalque. then come on bank holiday monday morning, the queen's often believe westminster hall and be taken in a grand military procession to westminster abbey. members of the royal family are expected again to follow on foot. at 11 o'clock, the full state funeral will begin at the abbey, where foreign statesman, european royal families where foreign statesman, european royalfamilies and where foreign statesman, european royal families and other dignitaries willjoin

there will be a continuous vigil held by the royal company of archers and, just after 7pm, by the king foot. at 11 o'clock, the full state funeral will begin at the abbey, where foreign statesmen, european royalfamilies and other dignitaries willjoin the public in honouring the life of a queen who will be laid to rest later at st george's chapel, windsor. james landale, bbc news. joining me now is our royal correspondent daniela relph. it has been a day of emotion and also tradition, but the big surprise was at windsor?— was at windsor? yes, that was extraordinary _ was at windsor? yes, that was extraordinary and _ was at windsor? yes, that was extraordinary and surprising i was at windsor? yes, that was extraordinary and surprising to j was at windsor? yes, that was - extraordinary and surprising to see harry and meghan out and about. we now know it was william, the prince of wales who reached out to them this afternoon. a palace source has had william felt that at this time of deep national mourning, he wanted to show family unity and that was pretty much what we got. i thought there

it was a great occasion with his majesty's the kings bodyguard, who are the royal company of archers, people have come from. because every bridge is lined. if you look at the bottom of the screen, the cars, they are packing out any kind of road that leaves off. there are queues of them. the main road, the a90, it's the only way to get into aberdeen from the central belt, as we call it in scotland. that's closed at the moment southbound. there will be an element of people waiting to get back and make theirjourneys. but it strikes me that there is a huge amount of people who have come from far away. amount of people who have come from faraway. look amount of people who have come from far away. look at the picture, this is a farming country, soft fruit growing country, and wood growing country. but there are people everywhere. we will get a real indication when we get into dundee and maybe an hour or so's time as to the size of the crowds there. they will go along the kingsway. it is the route that skirts the north of the route that skirts the north of the city and takes you onto the roa

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 fired every minute. the final runs renewed. as the hairs drew to a halt outside the cathedral. inside a memorial service celebrated the life of the queen and her connections to scotland . ah, it's the queen keeps there for 70 years in there who and she is make up how the grammy didn't know. so a thought because the peer specs. she's done a lot for this country. a lot for me. my husband, the nation is a queen is glenda and mother. i just think it's important show you respect. after the service, the king headed to the scottish parliament and responded to a motion of condemns before returning to saint giles cathedral, to post of vigil with other royal family members around the queen's coffin. the coffin continued clean. elizabeth, the seconds will stay here in edinburgh for another 24 hours to allow people the opportunity to pay their last respect. after that, it be fully london accompanied by t

earlier today they were joined by members of the royal company of archers, the monarch's bodyguard in scotland, dating back to the 17th century when it was founded as an archery club. any second now, here we go. the stick, the sound ricocheting off the stone of the floor here in westminster hall. injusta injust a moment, we in just a moment, we should see the eight royal cousins, the queen's grandchildren coming to stand vigil in front of her coffin. there will be a brief pause of these people filing past as the royal party takes up its position. the prince of wales. leading his brother and his cousins down the stairs in the north corner of westminster hall. three more taps, the signal to move forward. the cousins. again, wait further instruction. the prince of wales, taking his position at the head of the coffin. and injust a moment, this royal vigil by the queen's grandchildren will begin. the end of the royal vigil by the queen's grandchildren here at westminster. the prince of wales and the duke of sussex wearing the uniform of the blues and royals, the prince of wales served in t

that funeral procession moved so solely, it was so beautiful seeing the company of royal archers, theng and his siblings walking behind the coffin and it moved so slowly that people could actually have a moment really and take it in. and we talked to. so people who were down there today, and here's a little bit of what they had to say. >> it's an important moment. >> that's why you're here. >> both of you. >> yes. >> she has been around for so long, i never knew another queen, so it's definitely an important moment for us. >> the memories we hold, the moment. >> and some of those people we spoke to today will brave those lines, they'll try to get into the cathedral, the queen will be lying at rest, for roughly the next 24 hours, so not too much time for people to get in here, and then of course, the queen's coffin is moved down to london, tomorrow night. where there will be four days of lying in state at westminster hall, and as you said, long, long, long lines expected there. >> very long. we're looking at the pictures again, from a little bit earlier, king charles and his siblings w

royal regimen of scotland as richard said. there will also be a detachment of the king's bodyguard in scotland, the royal company of arches as well, full ceremonial there, there are the archersn take his position behind them and the queen consort and we expect also the king's siblings also to join that procession. so a very powerful moment. very ceremonial. as the procession arrives at st. giles it will be received by guard of honor, that will also be found from the company of archers. you will see that once the coffin is also brought into the cathedral the crown of scotland will be placed on to the coffin to symbolize, obviously, that this is the former monarch of scotland as well as the united kingdom and the congregation there drawn from all areas of scottish society, i'm told, but we also of course saw liz truss attending as the british prime minister, she will be at all of these key ceremonial moments. >> and this -- the procession will go slowly. i want you to comment on this, max, because we discussed it a little bit earlier that prince andrew would not be wearing military uniform and so here it is. we were wondering where we would see prince andrew and others in this

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