it 's very nice, it's as nice as possible for us. today's speech on the so-called annexation of the occupied , partially occupied territories, which took place in the st. george's hallthe kremlin, what kind of reaction do we expect from nato? well, i am unlikely to expect any specific actions from nato, i would hardly have such optimism, but their statements, in my opinion, will consist in the fact that the territorial integrity of ukraine within the internationally recognized borders is not open to any doubt and that ukraine has all the legal , military, political and other opportunities to liberate our occupied territories, regardless of what decision the russian federation makes , neither the decision of president putin nor the decision of the state duma will have any legal consequences for us we have all the legal grounds to liberate our territory by all available military and non -military methods. please tell me your reaction to the presence of these former members of the verkhovna rada in the st. george's hall of the kremlin . mr. fedorek, you think yevhen balytskyi's experience is the deputy of the zaporizhia regional council from the party of the opposition

through the lying in state at westminster hall to the funeral itself next monday and the queen�*s departure from london for windsor and internment in st george at edinburgh castle. that has on the way up the high kirk of edinburgh were service honouring her life will begin at three o�*clock. it�*s obvious in this crowd that everything that has brought them here, the fascination, the wish to show respect, the emotion that they feel at the loss of the longest serving monarch, is all now brought together in the silence and the funereal pace of this procession. leaving everyone with an image that will not easily fade from their minds. when the king and the queen consort drove down this road and a half or so ago, there was quite a bit of smiling and waving. that has gone. this is now a procession of deep solemnity and remembrance. there will be many people here who have had an occasion on which they have spoken to the queen, or been at some formal occasion, and they will be remembering now what this meant, what it symbolised. as the procession moves up the royal mile, it will pass canongate kirk on the north side of the royal mile, which is the p