st. george's hall. it seems that only the beating of the hearts of ladies and gentlemen is heard, please. you can turn off mobile device beeps. history is being made right before our very eyes. soon new regions will appear in russia, one country, one big family. and they never leave theirs here. silence in st. george's hall very soon everything will begin. for the whole country, today's event is, of course, fateful, and the most honored guests in the hall are deputies, senators. of course, the heads of the republics right now on your screens you see dmitry medvedev, sergei kiriyenko, everything today will be very solemn. events truly historical in its savagery, st. george's hall, of course, strikes everything here at the same time majestic and lung. ornaments massive chandeliers, which we saw just a few seconds ago, 18 columns each is reduced by a statue of victory, they symbolize new territories with which the russian empire grew. for new regions in our country today, a long path to the new life begins

st. george's chapel., a part of that amazing windsor estate. only went up to windsor once, stu, on the exterior. it is really impressive place. neil: right next door to windsor is eaton, eton college, the super high-end school that educated princes kings, heaven knows what else for centuries. that is next to windsor. >> 1200 it was founded. neil: isn't that extraordinary. i have never been to windsor myself. watching the proceedings was extraordinary event for me and you, many of my american friends, colleagues, taken aback by a paying attention to a new king and former queen on fading world power. why on earth so much interest to so many people. very hard to explain it. i think it is the interest and respect for elizabeth herself as opposed to monarchy. she was always there. that what we could say about her, she was always there. >> constant in our lives. by the way i think king charles iii has done very well over the past 12 days. this has been rigorous. so many different occasions. visiting four home n

st. george's chapel. this is live coverage of the queen's funeral in windsor. [indiscernible] >> in uniform there, many of them have chosen on either side of the coffin. those who served the queen, either outbound moral or windsor or buckingham calais -- either at balmoral or windsor or buckingham palace. they stand on either side of the queen. the queen's company, the first battalion of the guards who were the closest regiment to the sovereign, the queen's company, particularly close to her. the guards whose loyalty to burger sovereign has never been questioned -- british sovereign has never been questioned. their loyalty is undoubted. splendid sight now starting to gather. it will be very similar but slightly more modest, perhaps as a way of putting it. slightly more intense is another way of thinking of it. the division of the sovereign's escort. pipes and drums. new guard, cavalry. ♪ >> first division of the sovereign escort mounted. before them, they dismounted. ♪ >> and the queen's company color . worn by an officer of the queen's company, carried in fron

st. george's hall, but you , as far as i understand, are standing right now, and in the st. e's hall, unfortunately, i can't see you. tell us what's going on and what do you see? yes, yes, what, we really are next to the st. george hall. this is how i can put it. of course, we can tell you that we are not only visible about what we have not seen today. this is generally very interesting, it is clear that the current situation in the world. she is very the tense and so-called collective west, of course, is doing everything to escalate the atmosphere , but today is absolutely special. whatever the situation in the world and all the guests who came here today , ministers, deputies, senators to the question. what mood they arrived at the ceremony spoke with good, because the events that will take place literally in the very near future in the st. george hall of the grand kremlin palace. this is, of course, a historic landmark event. these words. we spoke in 2014 when crimea entered the russian federation well, or it would be more accurate to say these words returned to their nati

st. george ribbon.ay, this is a strong symbol of unity, and i would like to draw your attention to the fact that when the action of st. george's ribbon began in 2005. it was also connected precisely with the victory of the great patriotic war, when the st. george's ribbon receives the status of a symbol of military glory, the punishment for its public desecration will be inevitably for legal entities a fine of 3 to 5 million rubles. from the person will pay up to 3 million rubles. or lose freedom for a period of up to three years, the use of the internet will become an aggravating circumstance. up to 5 million rubles or up to five years in prison, of course, this is a symbol of the same as the banner of victory, so the maximum degree of protection of the bill was adopted in the state duma. in the first reading, the initiative was supported by all factions of the ministry of education, to advise to include conversations about important things in class hours, including, uh, this bill so that you, our chil

st. george's hall.assing by a huge picture with a symbolic name. who will come to us with a sword from the sword and the inhabitants of these regions will die, they made their choice by an overwhelming majority, having voted for joining russia, people made their choice unequivocally. today we are signing agreements on the admission of the donetsk people's republic to russia luhansk people's republic of zaporizhzhya region and kherson region. we are confident that the federal assembly will support the constitutional laws on the adoption and formation in russia of four new regions of four new constituent entities of the russian federation, because this is the will of millions of people. and this, of course, is their right, an inalienable right, which is enshrined in the first article of the un charter, where it is directly stated. on the principle, equality and self-determination of peoples , there has not been such a large-scale ceremony in the kremlin since 2014, when there were documents on the reunifi

st. george made by mercury jewelry company silver st. e of the male role the prize is presented by the jury member of the main competition producer tandy davids, south africa dessami thank you very much. i want to thank you for the honor of being part of the jury. i want to thank my colleagues on the jury, with whom we had a wonderful time. and the prize for best male role will go to the person who got the difficult task of embodying on the screen a real historical character known not only from us in his country, but also abroad. to learn the male role goes to the eye that cries in the desert the director of the subject, romania hosts the director kyprian-mega, romania so many people could see it. thanks to everyone who came to watch the film to everyone who liked it. thanks to the lord on which we were here, we dedicate this film to the memory of the father. thank you for the silver st. george prize for the best performance of a female role, we ask the jury member of the main competition cameraman gayk kirokosyan, turkey russia good even

st. george's. so this is something that is going to have two parts, the westminster abbey part and the smaller, in a way more somber committal. >> as we're looking at buckingham palace, we're in the used to seeing it in way, usually a wedding or something a bit more festive. but not today. >> buckingham palace is mainly an office building. it's not much of a residence. none of them who lived there have particularly enjoyed it. i remember when george vi became king and they had to move over there and the young princess elizabeth said do you think we can build a tunnel underneath so we can go back and forth. pretty soon she came to love it and treasure the collections and the history. it is an incredibly historic place filled with memories as well as great paintings and pieces of furniture. and certainly she has memories of -- had memories of world war ii, and the king gave a thanksgiving reception for soldiers. it is the symbol really of the monarchy. >> that's exactly right. when you think of balmo

windsor castle there at st george's chapel. the queen is being buried next to her husband, who died last year and her parents. earlier some 2000 people attended the state funeral for the queen at london's westminster abbey. you can see the live pictures from the scene right there. thousands of people lining the streets to mourn the queen witnessed the queen's funeral procession. lauren blanchard is in london to show us the outpouring of support for the queen right now. the world, saying goodbye to queen elizabeth, the second honoring her life and historic 70 year reign members of the royal family following behind her majesty's coffin as it was brought inside westminster abbey , where thousands of guests including president biden, and the first lady gathered for her state funeral. 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 resting atop the queen's coffin, the imperial state crown orb and scepter as well as a wreath cu

from inside st george's, they'll be able to see where the queen is buried.pel, where she now rests with her husband, father and mother. her sister's ashes are also interred here. a visit to the castle now has added poignancy. it has always been an important place for the queen. it was where she would come and worship at easter with the wider royal family. in 2019, st george's chapel was where we last saw her distributing maundy money, and there have been and king charles and the queen consort also had their marriage blessing at st george's. history have happened here. and remember the queen's long reign at the place that became home. daniela relph, bbc news. we remember her love for corgis. we know that dogs are very intuitive creatures and some owners will swear their animal can read their mood — well now there's some evidence to back up that theory. researchers at queen's university belfast found that dogs can smell when their human companions are stressed. our science correspondent victoria gill reports. our canine companions come in many sizes, shapes an

both that service at st george's chapel and l service at st george�*s chapel and westminster abbey wereordinary and unforgettable cause for sadness and unforgettable cause for sadness and sorrow on the one side, but also amazing spectacle and splendour on the other, and i think we could probably all agree with the words of queen victoria, this will be a never to be forgotten day. and both today and in earlier days i have thought of some words, later life words of the first queen elizabeth, which might equally have been spoken by her illustrious successor and namesake. and here they are: though god has raised me high, yet this i count the glory of my crown that i have reigned with your love is. it is not my desire to live and reign longer than my life and reign shall be for your good. and though you have had, and may have, many are wiser and mightier rulers sitting in this seat, yet you never had, nor shall have, any that will love you better. �* . ., , ~ shall have, any that will love you better. �* . ., , . , better. beautifulwords. we must also remember, _ better. beautifulwords. we m

st. george for the best director's work leaves for serbia.s is the story of a family for which lying has become the norm, parents hide from their children that they are no longer going to live together. and one of the sons can’t admit that he got hooked on drugs and learn to talk to each other and it won’t be easy. and especially important. how many awards do not need now, while all the possible impressions of the festival, probably they will subside, and then i will understand what it is for me. so, special press, silver st. george with the wording for realism and humanity received the film instinct, filmed by bangladeshi director joe baraj shamin in the center of the plot. here, on a small drug dealer who falls in love with a homeless colleague, avoids him from her husband. stinkts, and orthodox ascetics georgiy kalcheva, who was not afraid to talk about faith in an atheistic state, tells the film of the eye, crying in the desert by the romanian director chapriyan mega, the actor of this project, the catholic church, became the winner in th

st. george's hall of the kremlin . mr.orek, you think yevhen balytskyi's experience is the deputy of the zaporizhia regional council from the party of the opposition bloc there, the head of the regional council buk olena yuriivna the chairman is a representative of your ruling party, a servant of the people. why has the zaporizhia regional council not yet convened and given its mandate, not taken away the mandate from the collaborator and traitor yevhen balytskyi, who is present in the st. george's hall today at the handing over of the so-called annexation of the zaporizhia part of the region? please explain. i'm sorry for the deputies from different political forces, but i want to say that there are clear procedures that ukraine must follow. why didn't the zaporizhia regional council meet ? it's hard for me to say. i don't have one. information, but i am convinced that not a single traitor will escape punishment sooner or later they will be brought to justice for their criminal actions, and such actions that we are observ

st. george's chapel this evening. elizabeth interred alongside her husband, the duke of edinburgh. it followed service this afternoon here in honor of her life. a ceremony not seen in this country for nearly 60 years, mixed with private sorrow as the state funeral was held at westminster abby, the building in which the queen was married and crowned. king charles and other members of the royal family walked behind her coffin as it was taken into the abby from west minster hall where it had been lying in state. hundreds of dignitaries including world leaders join members of the royal family in the public at the service. in his sermon, the archbishop of canterbury said the queen had touched a multitude of lies during her -- multitude of lives during her 17 year reign. reporter: on a clear morning in september, the world focus its attention on london for the grandest and most solemn of events. ♪ for a revered monarch who reigned for longer than any other, all the honors of a state funeral. within westminster abbey are gre

st. george hall of the grand kremlin palace.is how vladimir putin emphasized his speech, millions of residents of the donetsk luhansk republics, zaporozhye and kherson regions made their choice in referendums. and vladimir putin expressed confidence that the federal assembly would support him. the president dwelled on the reasons for today's decision and addressed not only those gathered in the kremlin hall. well, to everyone citizens of russia to the western masters of the kiev regime. so all the key details. uh, today's signing and the most important main theses and statements of the president. now our correspondent alexey golovkov will tell us live. hello, maria, we just recently finished the signing ceremony in the kremlin, and now we see this grand staircase that leads from the st. george hall to the street on the territory of the kremlin along it, and the participants of this ceremony disperse. and today it was here many people. these, of course, are all deputies of the state duma and members of the federation website a. h

st. george hall today there were deputies, senators and members of the government, public figures. all have a lot of work ahead of them, the integration process. new regions are not fast and painstaking, but the main thing is that the beginning has been laid with the guests of the solemn ceremony, our correspondent konstantin panyushkin talked. st. george's hall of the grand kremlin palace no matter how large this hall of russian military glory was, it could accommodate only a few hundred people of the country's best people. here the deputies of the senator are the entire cabinet of ministers, but most importantly, the people in st. george's hall. today it is, of course, a delegation from the donetsk luhansk people's republics. zaporozhye kherson region all who bring that day closer. there, on the new lands of russia, they simply could not come; each new region of the country sent a delegation of 15-20 people. we have absolutely uh, well, absolutely uh, the russian perception of the world has always been so many of us did not try to forbid us to speak russian, teach in russian, yes

st. george hall, and the table, but for four signatories.ently i'm just m-m will be there after vladimir putin's speech. uh, denis pushilin leonid pasechnik yevgeny balitsky and vladimir salda let me remind you that the head of the republics. e hmm and areas that today, but will sign treaties on accession to russia as well. they arrived in moscow the day before. uh, literally immediately after the referendum, a request was voiced, a request was made to the supreme commander-in-chief to vladimir putin about a request to join the regions. uh, there were video messages. ah, the head right now. let's go to moscow and now this historic moment is to take place in the legal hall of the kremlin. a few minutes remain. before the start before the start of this important moment. let me remind you that today, after the heads of the annexed territories put their signatures under historical documents, and then the head of state must apply to the constitutional court with a request to assess the compliance of these treaties with the fundamental law of our

st. george's chapel. she will be the first female sovereign there. we will be bringing you the committal service for which some of the music was composed by the former chapel organist who is believed to have taught young princess elizabeth to play the piano. >> hundreds of world leaders, including president biden and more than 2,000 dignitaries joined the royal family for the queen's state funeral at westminster abbey. the 13th century seat of the church of england and where 25-year-old elizabeth was core nated 75 years ago. the queen said her funeral should not be long and boring. it was just about one-hour long, managing to be both personal and a world-class good-bye, including a 7-year-old great granddaughter wearing the brooch that was a gift from the queen, to soaring music chosen by the monarch. all of it, i think, was an extraordinary good-bye to lesson. "the telegraph" looked at the 400,000 people who waited in line to be able to go past the queen's coffin in westminster hall. the average wait tim

st. george ribbon, the largest in the world. length 300. area 2100 m². by activists the young guard of united russia is more than 200 volunteers who are now helping to restore the largest cities on the sea of ​​azov destroyed by bandera and shukhevych. until recently, the majestic symbol of our victory over nazism. in mariupol, it was banned now, residents of the city, veterans, can wear the st. george ribbon without fear, hang russian flags from the windows of their houses, you are very welcome.

st. george's chapel beside the duke of edinburgh.mage that haunts people is that image of her sitting in st. george's chapel alone, isolated because of covid, as the funeral arrangements were carried out and the funeral service took place for her husband, the duke of edinburgh, >> royal correspondent has more. the brightly lit coffin has become the focus of the nations sadness. so many emotions, so many individual expressions of gratitude and respect thousands have already filed through, many tens of thousands more are expected over the weekend. and as the nation mourns, preparations are advancing for queen elizabeth's state funeral. on monday, the first procession will be from the palace in westminster to westminster abbey . at 1035 time, the queens coffin will be born from westminster hall. it will be taken in procession via parliament square and broad sanctuary to the west gates of westminster abbey. it will arrive there at 10:52. in the darkness of the early morning, all the elements are being meticulously rehearsed. the finishin

st. george's hall more than once.lf back in the sixties, when i went to the children's christmas trees, which were held in the st. george hall, after that there were many and the president's message and inaugurations and awarding solemn, but i must say that today there was some kind of completely, special atmosphere yes, there was joy. nuri was so cheerful and it was something that , frankly, i rarely observed in those walls and such composure and determination and everyone understood that this was the most important step, this was the most important thing for our countries. but this is still not the end, nor special military operations. they are a geopolitical big game that has been going on for decades. this is indeed a great event , the participants, of course, will share their feelings, and then there was, uh, a grandiose concert of channel one on red square, where president of the russian federation vladimir putin also spoke and this is what he said there. only one episode from what happened 2 3-4 days ago. in lu

st. george's chapel for the king, king george vi. so the king is there.he queen's mother, the queen mother, queen elizabeth is there. also her sister and her husband. so, she will be reunited with all of them in this private ceremony that you were just talking about. clarissa was just talking about, this private ceremony at st. george's chapel windsor. we have the great ceremony, 2,000 people. you're watching the arrivals. a ceremony for the queen's household at st. george's chapel and final one for the family, reminding us she was head of state the international queen and also head of a castle, head of many estates and had all her staff and then finally she was a mother, a grandmother and a great grandmother. that's to be commemorated 7:30 tonight in a service that will not be televised and the final moment is when the queen will be lowered into the st. george's memorial chapel where with her parents, with her husband, reunited with her family and her father who died in 1952. >> in an act of respect for their great grandmother, prince george and -- who i

st. george's chapel as it is approaching windsor castle. st. astle where there will be the burial service. you're going to be seeing some of that. you will see and hear the wonderful choir, the boys choir at st. george's chapel and i hope you can listen in because the music is simply wonderful. >>> all right, back to reality shall we say, a fifth circuit court judge upheld a law in texas banning social media companies from censoring users posts based on their political viewpoint. hillary vaughn on capitol hill. this is now heading to the supreme court, hillary? reporter: if there is an appeal yes, it could make its way to the supreme court, stuart. you're right, the u.s. appeals court siding with texas over big tech. the texas law that removing posts based on a political ideology should stay intact. the appeals court in it the ruling, if they ruled in favor of the social media platforms opposed the law the precedent would set would be dangerous, paving way for other companies, banks phone companies, to decline service to a customer that may supp

st. george hall.then we were explained that, accordingly, today , after the president makes a speech, he will introduce a constitutional law to the federal assembly, in fact, four constitutional laws that will regulate, respectively , the entry into the composition russian federation of four new regions. in addition, today an agreement will be signed here in the st. george hall by five signatories, respectively, vladimir putin and four heads of new states in fact. today we are talking about the states recognized by russia and not about the former regions of the former regions of ukraine. well, what follows next? we specified the names of these regions themselves. where will it be called? right now, the donetsk people's republic, the lugansk people's republic, that is, not the luhansk and donetsk regions as part of the russian federation. well , respectively, the zaporozhye region and the kherson region will retain their names also in order to in order to make these changes to russian legislation, an a

st. george's chapel to see her off. i thought that was so sweet. >> the prince of wales now the heir to the throne. two of his children were there, prince george and princess charlotte, it sent a really powerful message. >> it sent a really powerful message about the future of the monarchy, with the king, his heir, and the future heir. but it was also personal to have the queen's great-grandchildren there, so young, 9 and 7, walking in a procession behind her coffin. every >> princess charlotte seems to keep her brother in line. >> she certainly does. there was a wonderful moment as the state queen was coming off the state gun carriage off the hearse and you could see charlotte saying to george, you've got to bow. she knows her stuff, and she's pretty good at keeping her brothers in check. >> my sense is we will see more of that in the future. >>> and we want to turn now to the severe weather and hurricane fiona, which has strengthened

st. george.for the people of lviv, it would be more convenient to say and the more usual chapel of st. george, so there it is, 20 km somewhere approximately west of london , this one will be in the process of going, it will be from later, because, as i said, all these ceremonial events are stretched out for a very long time, for the whole day, well, now we can see how this carriage. and by the way, this carriage was used only once in 1952. it was on it that the coffin with the father of the late queen and with king george and the table of king george vi lay on it, and here she waited, waited 70, well, a little 70 years, in order to then introduce the coffin with the body is already his daughter's, and uh, now they are heading to westminster abbey , representatives of many countries of the world have already gathered there, i mean high-ranking representatives, the president of the united states, joe biden with his wife jill , uh, the monarch, members of royal families from many other countries cou

st. george's chapel. in that bouquet of flowers on top of the coffin was a note, handwritten, dana and i were trying to figure it out. at some point, we will know what was said? >> yes, i think we are trying to press our faces up to the television screen but we couldn't quite see it. it was a very brief and very heartfelt matter from the king to his late mother. quite, quite significant really, quite poor ignorant, all those people in the world in the past ten days that have really felt the impact of the queen's death. only one card, one little note on her coffin and that note coming handwritten from her son and the air prince charles. handing over and passing on power and the symbolism today will take some months. >> bill: is sure will. duncan, thank you, duncan larcombe and the ingrid seward. you have been great the past week and a half, two weeks with us and thank you for sharing a lot of your country and the queen's life. you had a chance to meet the queen. >> dana: i did, very briefly, but yes, i did

st. george in the new uf competition. premieres of our film are probably about indifference and whether indifference is some kind of natural human need? or vice versa a healthy person, then one who lives only some kind of his private life is specially mentioned. the jury in the russian examples of the painting by kat boris akupov the audience finds the heroine at the moment of difficult choice a young escort stands at the crossroads with a screaming baby and does not know where to go. further. the whole story of changing the picture of the world kat is the way of her growing up. in the main competition uf. all prizes. from the foreigners of the golden st. george, i received paintings by the iranian director bihruz, shuya without prior agreement. the main character yasmin, a woman, is still a child, having been in exile in germany, she returns to her native iran after the death of her father, already with her own son, who suffers from autism in front of her eyes. the viewer changes her idea of ​​this country and the meanin

st. george's chapel. we just saw a clearly emotional king charles iii.m the now-gone queen elizabeth the second saying almighty god has taken out of that transitory life into his divine mercy, the most excellent monarch elizabeth the ii and went through her titles and asked for god's blessing on king charles iii and put all of those titles on him, defender of the faith, sovereign of the most noble order of the guard and ended with god save the king. just an extraordinarily moving ceremony. i'm here again with piers and ainsley. piers, your thoughts? >> how do you sum up a day like this? incredibly moving, quite extraordinarily spectacular. the very greatest example of british pomp and pageantry in remembrance and commemoration and celebration of our greatest ever monarch and soundly moving. someone who only ever had one monarch, this remarkable queen. the moments have given me goosebumps or slightly well up because it's the end of an era, a 70-year reign. and these things happen and people say we'll never see that life again. i don't think we ever see th

st. george's chapel. reunited with prince philip. james longman and deborah roberts right here with me tonight. >>> the other major news this monday night, the catastrophic hurricane in puerto rico. the deadly storm causing widespread destruction. up to 30 inches of rain possible in some areas. more than 1,000 people rescued from dangerous flooding. utility crews tonight racing to restore power after the entire island went dark. what the u.s. can expect later this week. rob marciano tracking the storm. >>> there is also news tonight about a prisoner exchange between the u.s. and afghanistan. the last-known american hostage held by the taliban. martha raddatz standing by with late reportig. >>> the war in ukraine tonight. a russian missile reportedly hitting less than 1,000 feet from another nuclear power plant, the second-largest in ukraine. president zelenskyy warning russia has to be stopped, quote, before it's too late. >>> the powerful and deadly earthquake hitting mexico. the magnitude 7.6 earthquake, less than an hour after a n

st. george's hall. and after the agreement must be ratified by the state duma, moscow is preparing to celebrate reunification day with a rally with a concert on red square called people's choice together forever on the eve of the city's ceremony people's republics, zaporozhye and kherson region decorated with russian flags, people hung tricolors on balconies and attached them to their cars with local residents. our battleships alexander bilibo and pavel prokopenko met today is a historic day for the entire donetsk people's republic for each of its inhabitants, in particular for a long 8.5 years, the residents of the dpr have been waiting for this day. and now they are celebrating this day with us. we see that cars with russian tricolors are already driving along the street. festive is not yet a victory, but victory joy that we will not give to anyone and we will believe in a better mood. we had both in the elections and during the elections and in the process, and even now the fighting mood remains less

st. george ribbon, the largest in the world. length 300. area 2100 m².the actor was organized by the activists of the young guard of united russia, these are more than 200 volunteers who are now helping to restore the largest cities on the sea of ​​azov that were destroyed by bandera and shukhevych. until recently, the majestic symbol of our victory over nazism. in mariupol, it was banned now, residents of the city, veterans can wear the st. george ribbon without fear, hang russian flags from the windows of their houses, you are very welcome wonderful beautiful well done ura ura ura ura memorable day for all mariupol residents the drama theater opened its anniversary 145th theatrical season. he was also returned the historical name of the academic russian order of the badge of honor. the first meeting with the audience after a long break, while the building of the drama theater in mariupol is being held in the hall of the palace of pioneers, militants of the kiev regime blew up, but the theater itself could not be destroyed ; , which is 7.5 years before

we're expecting to see part of the service at st george's chapel. queen's coffin will be lowered into the royal vault. there will be about 800, members of the royal family and other people in attendance at that smaller a funeral service. then later today, there will be a private burial service at st george's, attended by only king charles and the immediate royal family. garcia and dave back to you. thank you time. 7 36. in other news san francisco teachers are about to get a pay raise. a tentative deal was announced by the san francisco unified school district with the teachers union. it includes a 6% pay raise more prep time and dedicated substitute teachers school district superintendent says this is a big step two towards getting more teachers to come to the school district. and also keep the teachers they have with that pay raise the annual starting salary for a teacher in the separate cisco unified school district is $67,000 a year the board of education will vote next month on this new agreement. the battle over tunnels being built in the delt

st. george's chapel behind me.e will be a private burial service attended by close members of the royal family, and will of course be the queen's final resting place. becky? >> and if windsor is anything like london has been over the past few days, nada, it will be busy but it'll be quiet. and that's this incredible sense you've had. and you've been working with me here in london. you know, thousands upon thousands of people this has been the sort of quiet contemplation, which has just been remarkable to witness. thank you. well, there are so many highlights from queen elizabeth's historic reign including her diamond jubilee which marked 60 years on the throne during what was that momentous occasion in 2012. our next guest was working for the queen. he was tasked with working on communications for the event, surely a tall order for anybody. with me now the former assistant press secretary to the queen. i remember that event. it was the summer of the london olympics here, which the queen very famously played a signi

these are live pictures of the st george hall in the kremlin, followed tjy george hall in the kremlin of the documents. the four russian and stalled heads of the occupied areas are in moscow taking part in the sony dash installed. some of them are there already, and on the left—hand side is the self appointed leader of the donetsk republic, and the treaties will be signed as well. the kremlin claims that zaporizhzhia, donetsk and luhansk that zaporizhzhia, donetsk and lu ha nsk voted that zaporizhzhia, donetsk and luhansk voted overwhelmingly to join russia in the self styled referendums. the russian parliament is expected to rubber stamp the annexation next week even though russia does not fully control any of the areas. ukraine and the west have dismissed the results as illegal and that the result should not be accepted. in terms of the fighting, let's catch up with what is happening. 25 civilians have been killed today in a zaporizhzhia, one of the region is not underfull russian control. ukraine says that the russians rocket in the area injuring another 28 people as well. it seems

st. george's chal chapel. ied there. her mother is there, sister, her husband. and she will be there, once more rejoined in what was her favorite weekend retreat. she loved it so much and it's so fitting that the people of windsor who used to see her out riding, walking, are there to say good-bye to her, too. >> it will be a profound moment at the end of the service at st. george's, where the state jeweller will take the crown jewels from above the coffin, place them on the alter and at that point the coffin will be lower into the vault where prince philip has been resting ever since he died. and then the private part of the service will be those two coffins moving together to the chapel to be buried next to the parents. >> but we'll be able to see the crown actually being removed and the casket being lowered down. >> we talked about how charles became king as soon as the queen died but the symbolism of this is these are the paraphernalia, really, the symbols of the crown, the monarchy. the queen is being allow

st. george's chapel. lori us singing.course, the finality of the resting place tonight of queen elizabeth the second. and really, the united kingdom turning a page. it will continue. for the nation, it was a public holiday today and tomorrow is really -- people need to get on with their lives but what will the future hold for king charles the third? what will be future hold for the united kingdom? >> let's talk about what lies ahead because as you mentioned, the 10 day time of national mourning, where you are, has come to an end tomorrow as you rightly said. it is a new day. but many of the problems facing the united kingdom 11 days ago are still going to face the country tomorrow, won't they? >> exactly. it is a new day. it will be tuesday. it will be a workday, but the 10% inflation, the pound being -- having trouble on the markets , we are waiting for a physical event. that is the way it is being described, not a budget, from the government. the fact that we had a prime minister appointed two days before the monarch's

st. george's chapel. from the archbishop of canterburyy and will be televised with 800 attendees. what can you tell us about the service and what personally do you have to say about the queen? >> a couple of things about the service, again, my team who make the tv shows about the royal family have made a number of shows in st. george's chapel. one of the big ones are weddings. special camera points you have to get permission from the monarch to attach your cameras to because it's an old church. hidden spots for cameras and micks. that level of detail goes into delivering the service. we see the choir boys and families but the level of detail behind the scenes to deliver this sensational spectacle we're seeing is really, i think, some of the most fascinating stuff. in terms of what i will miss of the queen. i think it is what people refer to. her smile, her face, how she lit up a room when she walked in and many people have talked over the last few days about moments of meeting the queen. i know when i was

st. george's chapel on the grounds of windsor castle. royal family, another seven days of mourning period. they will get their time now, no royal duties. the end of the public mourning here. again, i am not sure that anyone here or in places across the commonwealth are quite ready to let queen elizabeth go. that's the latest. jay gray. back to you. >> thank you, jay. of course, people around the world are mourning the queen. that includes here. >> yeah. right here in the bay area. at 2:00 a this morning for deanna, opened their doors early so people could have a place to watch the queen's funeral. 18 screens showing sarmts in london. the bar's manager grew up in the uk. he said the queen's service to the public was something his family underscored throughout his life. >> whenever you go to the movie theaters, or theaters in england, they'd always play the national anthem and i always remember my mother, if i didn't stand up immediately, i would be made to stand up. but that's part of our, you know, our history, is respect for the monarch

st. george's hall. now my colleague anastasia efimova is joining the broadcast.asia welcomes everything ready for the ceremony, how will it take place and who else, except for the president and heads of regions, will be present at it? we really are now in the kremlin in the large kremlin palace georgievsky hall, a little higher above us, and we are standing.

st. george's chapel. do want to direct your attention to the corner of wall and broad. meanwhile we have a bit of minor selloff going on here. it has been within a tight range. this is the week after all everyone expects the federal reserve to hike interest rates when they wrap up a two-day meeting on wednesday. expected to hike the overnight bank rate 75 basis points. the expectation after more dramatic hike has gone down the last 72 hours. for a while, almost half of those surveyed were looking something in the vicinity of a full point hike. that has since gone down, now a few of them, one out of 10, expectations would be dramatic. 3/4 of a percent hike would be a good deal indeed. a third in a row. keep us in trajectory having likely ending the year at 4% higher overnight rate, connell mcshane keeping track of all of that. connell? reporter: we've had the pattern in the market. looked like it would hold today, may bounce back after a big selloff. s&p was down a lot, almost 5% by the end of the week and

st. george's chapel which was the piper and then walk away from the chapel so that the sound of the pipertance the further he got from the chapel and that was an extremely poignant and powerful moment that left many in the congregation in tears. i think the scaf the pageantry and ceremony we saw today was quite breathtaking, particularly in that procession from westminster abbey to wellington arch. i think again when the state hearse arrived in windsor, and took that slow drive along the long walk in front of thousands and thousands of people. what struck me particularly today, but also all week, was the mix of private family grief alongside national public mourning and how they have sat alongside each other now for 10 days. i think that has been one of the most striking things about this time of morning the country has been in. reporter: people talked as well about the mix of modern and ancient, the tradition with love new touches come and the other thing people had talked about today was the real sense of pride they had in all of those that were involved in the various aspects of today

in st george's chapel, a congregation of people who had known or worked for the queen had gathered foral service. this is the chapel she had known as a girl, where she had worshipped as an adult, and where now she will be buried. the queen's coffin was placed on the catafalque. the dean of windsor spoke of her uncomplicated christian faith, and her reassuring presence. in the midst of our rapidly changing and frequently troubled world, her calm and dignified presence has given us confidence to face the future, as she did, with courage and with hope. at the conclusion of the service, the instruments of state, the imperial state crown, the orb and the sceptre, which had been presented to the queen at her coronation, were removed from the coffin and placed on the high altar. with the king watching, the lord chamberlain, the most senior official in the royal household, broke his wand, the symbol of his authority, to signify the end of a reign and placed it on the coffin. go forth upon thyjourney from this world, 0, christian soul. in the name of god the father almighty, who created thee. i

st. george hall of the grand kremlin palace today. o me is the governor of st. petersburg alexander beglov alexander dmitrievich hello i am very glad to see you. please tell me with what feeling you are here today with what emotions you are waiting for the speech with a sense of great pride pride in our country the president has always said that we do not abandon our own people and today russia really confirmed that we do not leave our own people and in russia the president does not say a word disagree with the demon, so the donbass made a decision and russia with great pleasure, with brotherly embraces, accepts its brothers and sisters. after all, it is curious that it is spreading not only on the border, yes, the russian people, wherever they live, russia always supports before the entry of these territories into the russian federation, all regions, in fact, the countries provided support already in the restoration, and a variety of settlements , including st. petersburg helps whom in the donbas what kind of work are you doing, we si

st. george hall.tually about much more than admission to the composition russian federation of four new subjects, if you like, it was about some new ideology. well , i'm not afraid of this word of imperialism. in any sense of the word, a new, as it were, russia, which again positions itself as the president more than once or twice and speaking on red square. then at the concert, too, he referred to the ninety-first year to the collapse of the soviet union, when everything that happened was for many people an injustice that we are now restoring, but it's a long way, a long historical geopolitical a process that is important to go through with some understanding of what we are doing. well, for me, here are very revealing fragments from president putin's speech today in st. george's hall, please. in the battlefield where fate and history have called us, this is the battlefield for our people for a great historical russia cripple their minds and souls. today we we fight so that it never occurs to anyone t

she sat alone, seated alone inside st george's chapel in windsor.could not be more dramatic with the event we have seen on monday, when it is expect that 2000 people, which is pretty much the capacity of westminster abbey the will gather they will be the prime minister of this country liz truss and her husband, prime ministers and presidents from the president of the united states through to all the other countries of the european union, africa, the prime minister of australia, anthony albanese, who says talking about the republic is the future and for now his country expecting to be here in london pay his respects. a finalfarewell to britain's august reigning monarch, and those world leaders will be joined by members of the queen's family —— longest reigning. her coffin will be taken to windsor, beyond london, to the suburbs beyond, and berkshire in the royal borough as it is known of windsor, which is where windsor castle is based, and at the heart of windsor castle is st george's chapel, which is where the queen will be laid to rest with her late

st. george's chapel at windsor castle. tell us about the significance of windsor. it is the name of the town and the royal family and that is not coincidence. >> the family changed its name in the early 20th century from -- to windsor, in the face of deep anti-german sentiment. the family has deep german ties. the significance of st. george's chapel is obviously the place where british royalty has been buried since the wars of the roses in the 15th century. it is also significant not only will her final resting place be -- [no audio] kristen: a lot has been said about what her legacy will be. we could do a whole hour on that. i want to talk about the changes, the part you talked about in terms of embracing diversity. some of that is due to attitudes changing, but also issues facing the current monarch, king charles. >> this is an incredibly volatile and unstable position, moment in british history. unstable in british history for some of the reasons with high inflation. also, unfamiliar things. scotland is likely to have a referendum to become independent. there ar