sailors from the royal navy have had the honour of pulling the state funeral gun carriage for over 100centre of her majesty the queen's funeral. the monarch, who was a navy daughter, a navy wife and a navy mother. so, the eyes of the world will be on the funeral procession but actually the bigger pressure comes from us as individuals wanting to do everything we can to demonstrate to her majesty the queen that we are grateful for her service. it's very, very emotional and it's going to give lots and lots of memories to every single member of that crew and everybody behind the scenes that's involved as well. along with those pulling the gun carriage, hundreds more sailors will be lining the route of the funeral procession. i've only been in the navy for eight months, and ijoined in february, this is the last thing i thought i'd be doing. and yet the mood among us is one of we want to get out there and do it, and do her proud. rehearsals took place this week at hms collingwood, the royal navy training base in fareham. i have a number of phase two trainees here, so they are normally in a t

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london, windsor, and elsewhere, were many military veterans, those who served in the army, the royal navy the queen was the royal commander-in-chief and many wanted to be present to say their farewells as well. we've been speaking with veterans about what the queen meant to them, and hearing their tributes. ♪ >> once he was a soldier. today, mark taylor said goodbye to his commander-in-chief. he is a veteran of kosovo and iraq. he came home from war with posttraumatic stress disorder. >> thinking of all those who lost family, it just brings it all to a head. but yeah, honored, proud to have served. proud to have served. >> there were veterans from across the services. the faces of wars fought in the queens long reign. and of those who served when she was a princess. like robin roland, now 100. he fought in the jungles of burma in world war ii. >> i was glad t be given a job which involved fighting in the front line and fighting along with my colleagues. she has made her subjects look at themselves, if there was anything to be done, where there is a right and wrong way to do them, she has

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the moving of the queen's coffin which has been lying in state, to the state gun carriage of the royal navy, which would be drawn up in front of these doors once the royal party is inside. peter philips, the prince's royal son, lord chamberlain, in charge of westminster, the speaker greeting them in the speaker of the lords, the lord speaker. back at westminster abbey, more guests arriving present in the armed forces, representing charities and other organizations, patronage is of her majesty. they have all been invited for a specific reason, because they represent great achievements or relate representing the queen's own interest. we are seeing now some of the other members of the royal family, yes? >> i think one of the things that really struck me after that procession, just how many extended members of the queen's family were there. i think about 64 of them. the family, as well as duty, talking -- there you see two of the youngest members of the royal family, prince george and princess charlotte. >> what extraordinary day for them to embark on their first royal procession. i think every

the flag of the royal navy, i think, at one of the royal navy, i think, at one of the locations.ly worked out, the plans for this operation, codenamed london bridge, were worked out many years ago and the finishing touches will be being put to those plans over the next 2a hours. we expect to learn when the state funeral will take place, and that will be a public holiday and a day of national mourning. we don't know the date for that yet, but i would imagine it will be ten, 11, i2 the date for that yet, but i would imagine it will be ten, 11, 12 days after the day of death. before that, lying in state. and before that, these many expressions, acts of condolence, condolence books online, the laying of flowers. and this afternoon, once the prime minister... the king arrives in london, he will have an audience with the new prime minister. it is quite bizarre, both new in their jobs. it will be for both of them the first time they have attended an audience. liz truss had an audience with the queen on tuesday at which she was appointed but she has not had an audience with the monarch.

and there the gun carriage pulled by the north royal navy. 98 members of the royal navy will stop there and the barrow party will take the coffin from the gun carriage and placed it on the royal hearse. but then the procession continues by car. people from london will be able to see the queen and say, but bite the queen for the last time. she then travels through west london and will up the quoterush will make its way then all the way to windsor castle right now. continuing its journey down the mouth and before it gets to buckingham palace, ed, it will be passing clarence house that is currently home to king charles. it's not entirely clear as it whether he is going to move to buckingham palace like his mother. and its perhaps worth reminding viewers that in 1952 queen elizabeth and her husband prince philip initially weren't so keen they would quite like to have stayed in tarrant's house. the only problem we clarence heis is that it's, it's some way off them all and, and hidden from public view. what we know so far is that certainly it wouldn't be until the renovations above him punish

service to westminster 11 days after the death of queen elizabeth ii, the state carriage of the royal navy delivered 140 sailors, accompanied by a scottish band, to the abbey. the coffin hung with standards and crowned with the imperial crown was brought to the abbey . in the same cathedral for its time, the covenant was eaten and the lord of the 13th century was crowned and crowned by 2,000 people. also pay tribute to the current and former british prime ministers in a sermon announced by the archbishop of canterbury justin walby famous later, on the occasion of her 21st birthday, her majesty announced that her whole life will dedicate himself to the service of the nation and the commonwealth rarely has such a promise been kept so well few leaders have received such an expression of love as we saw after the queen's death in church hymns and that which was played at the wedding of the queen and the duke of edinburgh to pay respects to the queen almost 500 world leaders high-ranking officials and members of foreign royal families came in the hall, including the president of the united state

and there the gun carriage pulled by the north royal navy. 98 members of the royal navy will stop there and the barrow party will take the coffin from the gun carriage and placed it on the royal hearse. but then the procession continue.

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the role of the royal navy e her two sons in the navy, she was a naval wife herself.ulling the gun carriage on her final journey, this gun carriage that pulls her ancestors, her royal ancestors, it really is such a moving moment, such a poignant moment. when the queen enters the westminster abbey, she will go past the tomb of the unknown warrior from the west gate. and this is such a moving place. it's commemorate all the fallen in world war i and everyone royal bride has laid her bouquet on there after their wedding since the queen's mother and the queen did so herself, so did kate. and reminds us of the fallen in so many of the wars these servicemen and women are active participants in. >> you can see different groups lining up there. you saw the royal household. they will take their position. that's the king private secretary in the center of the picture. this is the coffin coming out with the royal regallia as it's called on top. this is bearer party. >> imperial state crown the queen wears for the opening of parliament. her earthly power and her religious power.

for her, the procession lasts more than 6 hours , first the coffin on a cannon carriage of the royal navy, which was dragged by 142 sailors to the right to the village abbey at 8, after the service, the coffin with the queen's body was brought to milondon street in the process in the past downing street and drove past the royal residence buckingham palace to wilton arch in hyde park, then the coffin with the queen was taken to windsor castle, the monarch will rest next to her husband philip in st. george's chapel on the grounds of the windsor family castle, see the monarch on his way, the last arrived around p bbc reports that seven hundred world leaders and high-ranking officials came to say goodbye to the queen, the wife of president oleh zelensky came, the president of ukraine himself honored the memory of the british monarch earlier in the embassy kingdoms in kyiv at the ceremony, there were no representatives of russia, belarus, syria, afghanistan , they were not invited to the state funeral with incense. was in the center of london, how did it all happen from there, how many people

for those who have served in the army, the royal navy or the royal air force, the queen was their commander—in—chiefa head and... but, yeah, proud to have served. definitely. proud to have served. there were veterans from across the services. the faces of wars fought in the queen's long reign. and of those who served when she was a princess. like robin rowland, now 100. he fought in the jungles of burma in world war ii. i was glad to be given a job which involved fighting in the front line and fighting along with my colleagues. she has made her subjects look at themselves and if there's anything to be done which has a right and wrong way of doing it, she has taught them to do the right thing at the right time and she has endeavoured to tell them what service means and giving yourself to the task in hand. but in war, obeying the call to duty is so often the story of the young who do not come home. watching today's funeral, tony and sandy lewis. their 22—year—old son conrad was killed in afghanistan in 2011. these funeral rites evoking memories of a dead boy. conrad would have been delighted to have b

we'll be born on the state gun carriage of the royal navy. the royal marines would leave the procession around parliament square. behind, senior members of the royal family, including her children and the king. will be accompanied on the journey to the abbey by the sound of mass pipes and muffled drums. the procession will enter the great quest door of westminster at exactly 11:00. marking the start of the funeral service. the queen will be carried past the grave of the unknown warrior, and down the nave of the abdi. following as they pass the old nate gilded entrance to the choir. will be the archbishop of canterbury, and other senior clergy. and then, the coffin. followed by the king, as senior members of the royal family. but taken to the very heart of the abbey, the lantern and placed in front of the high altar. members of the royal family will be seated alongside. behind them, in the trans apt, heads of states, leaders, and royalty from around the world. sitting opposite, holders of the pit korea and george cross. their counterparts from

now, the navy cannot conduct the royal navy cannot conduct a close blockade of every port. it's not big enough. the difficulties and challenges of conducting close blockade of ports in the ages of sail near impossible. basically you've got to sit outside the port, be able to intercept ships coming in. you can't do that against the east coast of the united states. it's difficult to do in major countries of major coast. so what the british do is pretty typical. they have a fleet in the intercept ships or convoys, sea usually in trade routes, stops them, goes aboard, inspects the cargo and the manifest, and decides whether or not there's anything here you're carrying that's suspect. that might be more material for our enemies. then they send that ship, if they find anything. remember, they're kind of vague about what anything is. they send it to a british port for adjudication by an admiralty court. this is basically a british court set up to adjudicate, to decide these kinds of things. and when you get to court, it turns out that the british, the merchant ship owner and cargo

admitted that the problems with the relay had long remembered how he had been here serving in the royal navy 40 years earlier and played cricket with the locals. we ended up just trying to play cricket against local teams on each of the islands we visited on many occasions. it was a very disturbing experience. where athletes come from and from antigua and barbuda regularly beats and professional players a critic from england but after all, if a team from scotland and these days, again, on the one hand, thousands of scottish residents in the territory that died or because of this the second express grief. so the first minister of scotland left a record of a book of condolences, but a newspaper in scotland is wondering if charles iii will become the last monarch of the united kingdom, before the state of the western hemisphere, where charles iii remains the head of state, then the situation has generally changed a lot after brexit. no longer a member the european union of britain has ceased to be a bridge between these countries and the european market. as a result, in recent years , such a ca

from cambridge university, charles continued toil tradition by serving in the royal air force and royal navy. his relationship with camilla parker bowles continued to develop and in 2005 the couple were married in a civil ceremony. together they've carried on child's work and sustainability. he has always been passionate about the environment, promoting organic farming and biodiversity on his estate. but also on a global stage, at the top $26.00 climate summit in las go, he urged global leaders to do more to limit global warming. the close to the knack, she is far greater than the coast to prevention. climb has quite literally run out . this will impact his mother stepped back from some of her responsibilities in recent years, and especially after the death of his father, prince philip. charles took a more significant and active part in discharging royal duties from king in waiting to king and training. now, charles will take on the well that he has been preparing for his entire life. of next is our longer documentary, the queen statement for that. and i'll leave you here with some images th

the parade was started by the royal navy cadets as they were the first to arrive here. e main gates to buckingham palace are actually open, and earlier we saw the staff from the royal household file out and line up presumably to bow to her magistery's coffin as it passes by. buckingham palace had 491 staff in all the royal palaces and households serving the queen, 188 bedrooms alone in buckingham palace are dedicated to staff. many of those will be wanting to pay their respects. in terms of the atmosphere here, i can tell you it is electric, dignified and also extremely quiet. it has been like that for the last two hours, even during the funeral service itself which was broadcast here to the crowds on loud speakers. you could hear a pin drop. nobody said a word. everywhere you go is extremely respectful. they're waiting for the coffin to pass through here before making its way up to wellington arch about half a mile away. erin. >> just about half a mile away. nina, thank you so much, as they're making their way to wellington arch where then the queen's coffin will be put

the queens cough, cough and will be taken from westminster hall, onto a state gun carriage of the royal navych will be drawn by 142 sailors to the abbey. members of the royal family will be followed by the coffin with existing members of all three branches of the services on parliament square. the queens cough and will enter the west door of the abbey and will be placed upon the high altar. the service itself led by the dean of westminster, and there will be a sermon by the archbishop of canterbury that includes music that had been played both for the queens wedding and for her coronation and will include and conclude with the national anthem and played by her paper, digni dignitaries, of course, arrived in with status anxiety with seating placement and the use of buses to ferry around. here was president biden who won't be taking a bus paying tribute to the queen last night. >> to all the people of england, our hearts go out to you. we were fortunate to have had her for seven years, we all were. the world is better for it. >> amy: most of today's newspapers are graced with his newly release

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and royal navy at 30 to the wells most eligible bachelor announced his engagement to lady diana spencer 13 years his junior is delighted in the habit. i know that she is in burglars, took me on that home. married in july 1981. it was the wedding of the century and captured the wells imagination. thousands came out to cheer and around the globe. hundreds of millions watched the ceremony on their t. v screens and again the couple had 2 sons, william and harry gave me a chance, but the fairy tale wasn't to last. to me for charles and his wife seemed increasingly unhappy. notwithstanding the tress published leaked phone conversations that showed charles was having an affair with a former girlfriend, camilla parker bowles, 5 minutes in 1992, they made their split official. it is announced from buckingham palace that with regret, the prince and princess of wales have decided to separate a year after the couple divorced diana was killed in a car crash and paris after being founded by paparazzi. ah, charles accompanied her body back to britain. there was an outpouring of public 3 for diana's de

for those who have served in the army, the royal navy or the royal air force, the queen was their commander—in—chiefent to say their farewells. our special correspondent fergal keane has been speaking to veterans about what the queen meant to them, and hearing their tributes. once, he was a soldier... ..and today mark taylor said goodbye to his commander—in—chief. he's a veteran of kosovo and iraq. he came home from war with post—traumatic stress disorder. thinking of all my, you know, mates that i've lost, family that i've lost. yeah, just brings it all to a head and... but, yeah, proud to have served. definitely. proud to have served. there were veterans from across the services. the faces of wars fought in the queen's long reign. and of those who served when she was a princess. like robin rowland, now 100. he fought in the jungles of burma in world war ii. i was glad to be given a job which involved fighting in the front line and fighting along with my colleagues. she has made her subjects look at themselves and if there's anything to be done which has a right and wrong way of doing it, she has t

he was the queen's first prime minister what you are looking at are 142 members of the royal navy who since queen victoria's funeral at the turn of the 19th and 20th century have pulled the state gun carriage on that journey toward the state funeral as well they will be accompanied by the pipes and drums of the scottish and irish regiment air force and the band of the royal marines who will be accompanying her majesty's coffin on a short journey from the palace of westminster to westminster abbey where they will enter the great west door the journey, as you can see, will be accompanied by key members of the royal family. you can make out clearly the duke of sussex, prince harry to his left, as you can see, we have the prince of wales, prince william. princess anne and king charles iii and princes andrew and edward >> the pulling of the casket began when queen vehictoria's funeral. the members pulled the coffin along. that tradition has remained and that walk to westminster abbey one of the oldest parts of westminster. the last time we saw a state funeral here was that of winston churc

problems were ripe for a long time remembered how he had been here 40 years before serving in the royal navyying with the locals. on credit, we ended up just trying to play cricket against local teams on each of the islands we visited on many occasions. it was a very disturbing experience. where athletes from antigua and barbuda regularly beat professional cricket players from england, but if a team from scotland, and these days again, on one side, thousands of scottish residents in the territory that died because of this, the second one expresses grief. so the first minister of scotland left a note of a book of condolences, but a newspaper in scotland is wondering if charles iii will become the last monarch of the united kingdom, what until states of the western hemisphere, where charles iii remains the head of state, then the situation has generally changed a lot after the brexit, having ceased to be a member of the european union , britain has ceased to be a bridge between these countries and the european market. as a result, in recent years , such a caribbean state, which was generally c

, and prince edward the royal of essex and prince andrew who served in the royal family in, the royal navynot in uniform. and behind them you have prince william and prince harry and prince harry also not in uniform. because he is no longer a working royal. he has stepped back from his duties. his military duties were also stripped away from him at that point. he was allowed to wear his uniform one time during his funeral -- this period of mourning. but to day for the service, he's in a mourning suit. >> and prince andrew, of course, no longer an active royal. obviously, swept up in controversy and after a disastrous interview was the decision was made that he would not be active anymore. he was, was he not, one of the queen's favorite children. it was a difficult choice for her. >> he was said to be her favorite of the four of them. queen was a mother of her time. she was not a particularly hands on touch qui feely mother that we might understand it. when prince charles was just 3 years old, she went off on a six month tour of duty and came back and stayed in london for a week before she

from cambridge university, charles continued toil tradition by serving in the royal air force and royal navy. at 32, the world's most eligible bachelor announced his engagement to lady diana spencer. 13 years as junior. is d as in happy? i know that she didn't bring those to me on the tahoe, married in july 1981. it was the wedding of the century and captured the world much nation sanctions came out to a chair and around the globe. hundreds of millions watched the ceremony on the t v, screens. and again, the couple had 2 sons, william and harry gave me a chance that the fairy tale wasn't to last aim to me. charles and his wife seemed increasingly unhappy. notwithstanding the tress published leaked phone conversations that showed charles was having an affair with a former girlfriend, camilla parker bowles, ry minutes in 1992, they made their split official. it is announced from buckingham palace that with regret, the prince and princess of wales have decided to separate a year after the couple divorced diana was killed in a car crash and paris. after being founded by pepper oxy. charles accom

if the ropes operated by 98 sailors of the royal navy. a traditional, by the way, dates back to the funeral of queen victoria. of course, walking behind will be king charles and other members of the royal family, including the princes of william and harry. so we are about to see a quite remarkable state funeral unfold here. a remarkable tribute to a remarkable woman who did so much for this country over seven decades. it will be very interesting. this is obviously a day of celebrating the life of queen elizabeth ii. but if it's also one to begin asking questions about what sort of king charles will be? he has a lot of challenges ahead of him. and everybody has been deeply respectful with good reason over the last 12 days or so, i don't think it will be long before you start hearing the questions about scotland for instance. will it be another independence referendum? what is australia going to do? its membership of the commonwealth? other nations as well will begin to question things. quite frankly, king charles does not have the power, ob

around parliament square and intoroad sanctuary, the gun carriage was drawn by 142 members of the royal navythe great west door of the abbey church where, as a young princess, she had been married and later crowned as sovereign. ♪ as the coffin was born up the abby central a, among the family members walking behind, two small figures -- prince george and insist charlotte, aged nine and seven respectively, attending this most solemn of state occasions. on the coffin, a reef with rosemary for remembrance, myrtle come of the symbol of a happy marriage, and english oak symbolizing th strength of life . and a card, handwritten by the king in loving and devoted memory, charles. >> in profound thanksgiving, we come to this house of god. 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. ♪ reporter: all the music and readings had been approved by the queen herself. it included a hymn sung at her wedding. in his sermon, the archbishop of canterbury spoke of a life devoted to duty. >> people of lo

he was a pilot in the air force and commanded a ship in the royal navy >> with this ring i thee wed >porter: he was 32 when he married lady diana spencer. >> diana, i suppose, in love. >> of course >> whatever in love means. >> reporter: charles was soon in the shadow of a star. it was a dark time for him and the royal family a divorce and diana's death. charles turned to campaigning for the environment and remarried, this time to his old love camilla. he took on more royal duties as his mother's health faded, and he's learned the power of charisma, already turning to his popular son william and his wife >> he's going to use william who is very popular to take up the causes that he will no longer be able to go so public about i think will also be very much in his favor. >> reporter: the next generation of british kings is in line, no queens on the horizon. charles, william, and george seen together during the late queen's jubilee. a new chapter begins for a king with vast preparation and a history. >> richard, fair to say there's going to be a lot of focus on kate now with her new tit

when prince philip and i were married on this day 50 years ago, prince philip had served in the royal navyember lines of unknown people linking arms and walking down whitehall. i think it was one of the most memorable nights of my life. gunfire and it has its own compensations. to take a more balanced view of events and be more understanding about the foibles of human nature. like everyone else, i learn about what is going on in the world from the media. but i'm fortunate to have another source of information. every day, hundreds of letters come to my desk. and i make a point of reading as many of them as i possibly can. i don't open all of them, obviously, because i don't have time to do that. but it does certainly give me, i suppose, because one gets perhaps even sort of a bit more remote, it gives one an idea of what is worrying people and what actually they feel that i could do to help. i think in a way, when one feels that there is a sort of, and that i'm the one... "i've been going round and round in circles, "but you are the only person who can stop the circle "and you'll be able to

his majesty's royal navy now atop the casket draped in the royal standard the queen's scepter and all. and her crown the casket was followed by the king and his sons and behind them a car carrying the queen consort and princess kate. and procession line sometimes 50 people deep many up before dawn to witness. all of it was over too quick. it was like you waited and you waited and you really that's the thing you really wanted to see the most and then suddenly it was just gone and over and yeah, i wish i could have slowed that moment down a lot more my mum passed away 17 years ago, and she was a royalist every christmas day. she would watch the christmas speech and just be so proud of it and you know something that we've adopted and i'm doing this on behalf of our family and my mother's memory at the wellington arch. not far from where elizabeth was a child. the casket was transferred to a custom car elizabeth herself help design and driven in a motorcade to windsor for her final service there. the crown was removed from a topper casket and placed on a velvet pillow. charles draped the

the state gun carriage will be drawn by 150 royal navy ratings, rather than by horses.westminster abbey will be a congregation of 2000. among them, heads of state, including u.s. president joe biden, with heads of government and representatives from virtually every country in the world. at approximately 1150 the last post will sound, and there will be a national two minute silence. then the procession from westminster abby to wellington arch. the state gun carriage will be drawn from the abbey around parliament square up whitehall and across cross guards and then pass buckingm palace and finally, up constitution hill to wellington arch at hyde park corner. there, under wellington arch, the coffin will be transferred from the gun carriage to the state hearse, ready for the journey to windsor. route to be taken from hyde park corner to windsor has not so far been disclosed. however, officials recognizehe need for the public to be as closely involved as possible. >> the queen, and elements of the royal family, particulay prince philip, took a close interest in this to try

possible areas of tension are, for example, is the trust administration going to be sending the royal navygh the south china sea is a part of these freedom of navigation exercises alongside the united states even australia as a part of this new orca arrangement? what is britain going to do in terms of taiwan's? these are the foreign policy areas are there could be tension . >> they certainly won't be cracking out the champagne in the kremlin at the news that liz truss ishe new prime minister. knows really that the rent russian leadership does not like her. doesn't like her public and strong support for ukraine. doesn't like her public and strong opposition to the kremlin. the fact that she has publicly called for vladimir putin to be defeated in ukraine and it didn't like her when she came to moscow back in february as british foreign secretary she came for a meeting with sergey lavrov. the russian foreign minister. to say that that meeting was frosty is a bit of an understatement, really. i watched of the press conference afterwards and it felt as if there was a cold war going on between

prince philip had served in the royal navy in the far east while i was probably with the complexitiestion engine and learning to drive an ambulance with care. my sister and i realise that we could not see with the crowds were enjoying. so, we asked my parents if i could go out and see for myself and we string them on the balcony and we walked miles through the streets. and i remember lines of unknown people linking arms and walking down whitehall, all of us to swept along on a tide of us to swept along on a tide of happiness and relief. i think, it was one of the most memorable nights of my life. there is no point in regretting the passage of time, growing older is one of the facts of life. and it has its own compensations. experience should help us to take a more balanced view of events. and to be more understanding about the foibles of human nature. like everyone else, i learned about what is going on in the world from the media but i am fortunate to have another source of information. every day, hundreds of letters come to my desk and i make a point to my desk and i make a point to

submariners are rewarded in foreign territorial waters, by the way, recently the british royal navy conductedrcises in the area of ​​sabotage, and western media write that it was polish fishermen who left the eu without a chance. is it also a coincidence? the number of victims of the shooting at the izhevsk school has grown to 25, it is specified that 23 children were injured and two adults brought 15 people to moscow. including 13 children, nine patients in resuscitation of their the state is assessed as grave, recall that 17 people died in schools where the tragedy occurred for several days switched to distance learning in udmurtia mourning in the courtyard of the izhevsk school was formed by a spontaneous memorial people carry, toys , lamps, flowers, eyewitnesses, a monstrous incident, will not soon depart from experienced nightmare. well, we have already started the lesson of mathematics. we had to write control. then, when i already wrote the number, there was immediately a shot of a shot and we were immediately told to close the doors and roll all at once they ran and led us along the r

. >> the royal navy sailors, the carriage carrying queen coffin to westminster abbey for the funeral. the same carriage was used for the queen's father, king george, the 6th right behind it was king charles, the 3rd and other members of the royal family marching to the service where they would say their final goodbyes family in more than 2000 guests still centuries-old church to honor the late queen who serve them on a board and president. it's 70 years dying at the age of 96. >> the grief of this day. so not by the late queen's family. >> but all around the nation, the commonwealth and the world. rises abundant life and loving service. >> queen elizabeth planned her funeral down to the smallest detail. her coffin adorned with the royal crown and or symbols of the monarchy's power. and a scepter used in court nations and 16. 61. the service ended with 2 minptes of silence across the nation and the national anthem. god save the team. generations of the royal family looked on as the queen's coffin was placed in the hearse that carried her to final resting place. >> that pipeline for mor

of ovel he joined the royal air force and learned to fly and in royal tradition he served in the royal navy where rose to the rank of commander of minesweeper min brownington, there were also questions about the need to continue the royal family, the press linked the young prince with several women , but the most notable were two in 1970. he met camilla chant here she is on the right he was only 22 but he hesitated and camilla married a cavalry officer andrew parker bolza in the eyes of the rest of the world the wedding of charles and lady diana spencer in 1981 resembled a real fairy tale despite the two children william and harry they broke up in 1992, the sympathies of the british were clearly on diana's side, and charles looked like an offender in this situation, and outside of his personal life, charles sought to make a significant contribution to the life of britain, he founded the prince's foundation, a charitable organization to help young people from poor families and became one of the first public figures who raised the issue of ecology and global warming, the ozone layer is just o

queen's coffin is taken from westminster hall to westminster abbey on the state gun carriage of the royal navyed for the funeral procession of her father george vi in 1952. senior members of the royal family led by the king will follow the gun carriage on foot. the first procession — led by the massed pipes & drums of scottish and irish regiments, the brigade of gurkhas, and the royal air force — will cross parliament square on its way to westminster abbey where the coffin will be received for the service. the coffin will be received by the dean of westminster and the archbishop of canterbury. the second procession is much bigger. it will set off from the abbey at 12.15, involving thousands of military and civilian personnel, several military bands, and members of the royal family and the royal households. they will cross parliament square, go along whitehall. past the cenotaph, past downing street. across horse guards parade, the scene of so manyjubilant birthday parades for the queen. then the procession will slowly make its way down along the mall, past buckingham palace, past clarence hous

hejoined the raf, learned to fly, and commanded a coastal minehunter in the royal navy.fairy tales are made. when he married lady diana spencer in 1981, it seemed the perfect match. the couple's sons were born in the early years of the marriage. but it soon became clear that their relationship was foundering. did you try to be faithful and honourable to your wife when you took on the vow of marriage? yes, absolutely. and you were? yes. until it became irretrievably broken down. us both having tried. what the public did not know was that when he married diana, of his life, camilla shand. but he had hesitated, and she had married the cavalry officer andrew parker bowles. the wave of public grief that followed diana's death in 1997 as prince of wales, he led a life of public advocacy, and climate change. and made a few speeches, got into a spot of trouble what about all of you, ladies and gentlemen? to political neutrality. the queen reigned for so long that she came to embody a certain conception of britain itself. we looked at her and saw a set of values that lay at the h

the royal navy had to call off major operations in the north sea. the viruses spread and virulence also accelerated among land based armies. one report summed up the situation. one artillery brigade saw a 3rd of its troops fall ill within 48 hours. one day, only 15 men were fit for service. out of a tow of $145.00 military leaders were careful not to spread. the news. in more time, secrecy is vital. the enemy must know nothing. in the new york times was on board in even the soldiers were not told for fear that troop morale would suffer. everything had to carry on as if the virus did not exist. ah, the sick and wounded were sent to the back. many british were sent home where no special measures were taken to care for the sick. the virus cross the english channel silently, on stretchers. now its advance from the southern united kingdom began in the north. it had already arrived the american troops using british port cities the staging point in the working class suburbs. the number of cases was 20 times higher than normal in manchester. doctor james ne

the funeral procession lasted more than six hours first the coffin on the cannon carriage of the royal navych was dragged by 142 sailors to the right to the 80-bats after the service the coffin with the queen's body was brought to the streets in the process, melena bypassed downing street and drove past the royal residence buckingham palace to the wellington arch in hyde park, then the coffin with the queen was taken to windsor castle, the monarch will rest next to her husband philip in the chapel of st. george on the territory of the family castle of windsor to see the monarch on his last journey, about 500 world leaders and high-ranking officials arrived, the bbc reports, to say goodbye to the queen, the wife of the president, olena zelenska, came, the president of ukraine himself honored the memory of the british monarch earlier at the royal embassy in kyiv in there were no representatives of russia, belarus, syria, afghanistan, and they were not invited to the state funeral of artem yabkin, news at the social gathering brought flowers ukrainians went to the embassy of the united kingdom

possible areas of tension are, for example, is the truss administration going to be sending the royal navy these exercises alongside the united states, as part of these exercises alongside the united states, the united states, or even australia, as part of this new aukus arrangement? these are the big foreign policy areas where there could be tension. what will britain do in terms of taiwan? well, they certainly won't be cracking out the champagne in the kremlin. at the news that lee's trust is the new prime minister. at the news that liz truss is the new prime minister. there's no secret that the current russian leadership does not like liz truss. it does not like her very public strong support for ukraine, it doesn't like her very public and strong opposition to the kremlin, the fact that she's publicly called for vladimir putin to be defeated in ukraine. and it didn't like her when she came to moscow back in february as british foreign secretary, when she came from meeting with sergey lavrov, the russian foreign minister, the russian foreign minister. to say that meeting was frosty is a