st. nicholas cathedral of two surfaces with domes and a folding form of a dahu along the rounded paintedall with dewy windows in the high belfry. i have been serving for 17 years . here i am building a temple, of course, it was not me who built the temple under father mikhail borisenko. he erected his old temple, there was a small temple on the site of the kindergarten directly in dobrush before the war, where the chapel is now located, people did not fit closely and decided to build a new temple next to the old place. this temple was built by the labors of father michael, the temple was built very quickly , so there were many imperfections, but the temple turned out to be beautiful worthy now he is already prayed. this can be seen from all the murals, of course, they have already broadcast in the temple, we are trying to update something to restore. now we are engaged in painting the altar. we also try to be beautiful, worthy of grace, somehow people from st. petersburg from moscow come here, someone’s children, someone’s grandchildren come into the church, they say, here one breathes i

st. nicholas cathedral, stuck rockets from hail, and gaping holes in the domes, the cross itself hit, theyeloped it right. well, it broke and he fell. well, he's out there somewhere. roof there under the blood of e tree. and then it caught fire, and the entire roof of the cathedral burned down. well, it was a week ago to drink in the temple, but this is the very last thing the ukrainian military has not left the holy monastery alone for several months on the territory of the entire monastery complex. there are no buildings. wherever an artillery shell hits. a rocket from the rso hurricane flew on the threshold of this temple, our guide recalls when the soldiers set fire to a black flag, left the village, came to the temple, where they found refugees called for a shelter with them, but people refused. when they came out of chrome. and so i remember, when water was poured, they walked, they say that i, well, passed towards me. they say, they say. uh, if well, we know that here is full of all time in. that is, he says, like, you are all. well, let's say pay. well, or something like that, the

st. nicholas cathedral of amazing beauty is a temple in the russian gothic style , the construction of the1812 . you have not yet completed the temple of the french. burned the iconostasis fell from the fire and the bells were damaged, but the temple was put up and even in the most difficult days the service in it did not stop. according to legend, when those killed in the battle of borodino did not have time to be brought up a high hill, the priests descended under their feet . they erected a memory of this here, chapels, she survived the great patriotic war. and by the time of our history, the film was hiding as a runaway boy. the caretaker of the kremlin suspected something was wrong and called the police. exhausted teenager was unable to hide his secret told everything, how in the spirit of the day of death maxim and found him in an embrace with a bottle next to him . rat poison was horrified. victor realized that his friend was not breathing and called at 0.3. while waiting for an ambulance. i got a simple cheap camera. the almost new maxim is no longer useful. and the thought was not

st. nicholas cathedral, stuck rockets from hail, and gaping holes in the domes, the cross itself hit, theynce saw it, right on it. well, tore and he fell. well, there somewhere he is on the roof, under the roof under the copper. e tree. and then it caught fire and the entire roof of the cathedral burned down. well, it was a boorish drink a week ago, but this is the very last thing the ukrainian military has not left the holy monastery alone for several months on the territory of the entire monastery complex. there are no buildings. wherever an artillery shell hits. a rocket from the rso hurricane flew on the threshold of this temple, our guide recalls when the soldiers set fire to the rocket flag, they left the village, came to the temple, where they found shelter, the refugees called with them, but the people refused. when they came out of chrome. and so i remember, when water was poured, they walked, they say that i, well, passed towards me. they say, they say. uh, if well, we already know that there are a lot of serovs here. that is, he says, like, you're still all. well, let's say pay.

st giles�* cathedral. let�*s stop now to nicholas witchell. —— lets talk. paying their own personal tributes at the cathedral, we have heard so many trees today and we have had a tribute from prince harry? yes trees today and we have had a tribute from prince harry? yes and i think looking _ tribute from prince harry? yes and i think looking at _ tribute from prince harry? yes and i think looking at those _ tribute from prince harry? yes and i think looking at those pictures - tribute from prince harry? yes and i think looking at those pictures from | think looking at those pictures from edinburgh, we will see that magnified many times over once the coffin is in westminster hall of the lying in state, it�*s going to be on a huge scale. but you mentioned a tribute from prince harry, yes indeed, a touching tribute in which he describes his grandmother as a guiding compass, anti—speaks directly to granny. he writes, i am forever grateful for all of our first meeting, from earliest childhood memories to meeting you for the first time as my commander—in—chief, an

st giles' cathedral. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. to westminster hall.he ancient building which has been at the centre of british history for 1000 years. the setting over the centuries for moments of national significance, for celebration and sorrow. and it was here in 2012 that queen elizabeth made her last address to thejoint queen elizabeth made her last address to the joint houses of the british parliament during her diamond jubilee. he spoke of the continuity of british history, and the importance of duty. i continuity of british history, and the importance of duty.- continuity of british history, and the importance of duty. i have been rivileued the importance of duty. i have been privileged to — the importance of duty. i have been privileged to witness _ the importance of duty. i have been privileged to witness some - the importance of duty. i have been privileged to witness some of - the importance of duty. i have been privileged to witness some of that l privileged to witness some of that history, and with the support of my family, rededicate my

thanksgiving which has just ended at st paul's cathedral, and the king has given his first audience, to the prime minister, liz truss. our royal correspondent nicholass on the events of the day including the king's address. from buckingham palace, an address to the nation by britain's new king, beginning with a tribute to his mother, the late queen elizabeth. throughout her life her majesty the queen, my beloved mother, was an inspiration and example to me and all my family. and we owe her the most heartfelt debt any family could owe to their mother. for her love, affection, guidance, understanding and example. queen elizabeth's was a life well lived, a promise with destiny kept, and she is mourned most deeply in her passing. that promise of lifelong service i renew to you all today. the promise of lifelong service i renew to you all today-— to you all today. the principles of constitutional _ to you all today. the principles of constitutional monarchy - to you all today. the principles of constitutional monarchy would i to you all today. the principles ofj constitutional monarchy would be followed. figs constitutional monarchy would be followed. �*

st. john's cathedral. we'll also meet the 1st minister of scotland. nicholas hagin, underneath in rebels in ethiopia, northern t cry region say that ready for a mutually agreed cease fight with the government. they will say say they would accept a peace process led by the african union, which in the past they've opposed. united nations has welcomed the development ukraine has accuse russia of targeting a power plant in call keep causing electricity outages, as, as the strikes were in revenge for ukraine's rapid successes in a counter offensive in the east equated army, says it has we captured more than 20 settlements in the past 24 hours. pakistan's, former prime minister m ron cons, bail has been extended in relation to terrorism charges against him is that a bill was due to expire on monday. the case is related to a speech con game, which he accused the police and the judge of torturing one of his aids. yup, stating out with all the headlines, news continues of to witness on al jazeera. for hm . wow, a time with ah no ma'am nita, in those toni, mom, well those tony issue a mom? sure. what a kimball virginia

st. john's cathedral but he'll also go to the scottish parliament and receive condolences and the nicholas sturgeon, who is campaigning for scotland to leave the united kingdom, though she wants the monarch to remain monarch of scotland but will be known as the king of scotland. that will be an interesting conversation i think because of course the king wouldn't want scotland to separate from the united kingdom. but, you know, all the optics there being in the u.k. and on the same day being in the scott mccle scottish parliament. >> what respect is there for the queen's final journey? >> massively, john. this is about this woman who spent 70 years alive. she was a mechanic in world war ii. she endeared herself to the people and talked to the people of this country since she was 14 years old. her first ever broadcast was that now famous high-pitched teen-age voice who spoke to the children suffering in world war ii and were being sent out of the bombed capitol and bombed buckingham palace behind us, children sent out to safety. that's when she was first heard around the world in any major w

st. charles continued cathedral a service will be held afterwards. king charles is going to meet with the 1st minister. am nicholas sturgeon, with whom you have when you will have a one on one. he will then walk across to parliament, which is just opposite the palace of hollywood house. and they're members of parliament will. um, you know, show their, can speak their condolences for the king. and then the day will end with a vigil held. it said giles cathedral. um, where, where can charles, which controls will obviously attend together with other members of the royal family. we can see from the pictures that we were just seeing there, emily, a lot of people have turned out in the scottish capital, haven't later to hopefully meet the king and the queen comfort. oh, absolutely. i mean, there are thousands of people lining the streets, sliding behind the barriers. they've been around since very early today. they took their camping chairs to, you know, get, get comfortable because they really, really just want to say good bye. they want to pay tribute. they want to be part of this very historic moment, but i spoke wit

st paul's cathedral this evening, a special service of prayer and reflection. britain looks to the future with a new king, while it mourns a much loved queen. nicholas news. the streets and parks around buckingham palace have been lined with thousands of people waiting to greet the new monarch, while also showing their respect for the late queen. there were people who'd travelled from all parts of the united kingdom, and visitors to london from some commonwealth nations, among those crowding at the gates of the palace. the king and the queen consort spent some time talking to those waiting at the gates of buckingham palace. our special correspondent lucy manning is there tonight. people came here today to mourn the queen. they left, having welcomed the king. the mood he had changed through the day. it started off this morning, competitive, quiet, when the king arrives, accepting condolences and flowers, he lifted people spirits. it is clear from what he told the prime minister that it lifted his as well. it is a transition to a new era, both for the monarchy and the country. and it is clear that change started today. the queen promised her whole lif

st paul's cathedral in london. he promised to renew her pledge of loyalty, and service with respect, honour and love. our royal correspondent, nicholase day's events. from buckingham palace, an address to the nation by britain's new king, beginning with a tribute to his mother, the late queen elizabeth. throughout her life her majesty the queen, my beloved mother, was an inspiration and example to me and all my family. and we owe her the most heartfelt debt any family could owe to their mother for her love, affection, guidance, understanding and example. queen elizabeth's was a life well lived, a promise with destiny kept, and she is mourned most deeply in her passing. that promise of lifelong service i renew to you all today. the principles of constitutional monarchy would be followed. as the queen herself did with such unswerving devotion, i too now solemnly pledge myself, throughout the remaining time god grants me, to uphold the constitutional principles at the heart of our nation. and wherever you may live in the united kingdom, my life will, of course, change as i take up my i count on the loving help of my darling wife camilla

across the country, and at st paul's cathedral this evening, a special service of prayer and reflection. britain with a new king, while it mourns a much loved queen. nicholastreets and parks around buckingham palace have been lined with thousands of people, waiting to greet the new monarch, while also showing their respect for the late queen. the king and the queen consort spent some time talking to those waiting at the gates of buckingham palace. our special correspondent lucy manning reports. the queen promised her whole life would be devoted to service. now those she served wanted to show their devotion to her. i wish the new king well. susan had watched the coronation as a child. the first time i ever saw television. what memories does she leave you with? just constancy. she's been there forever. what about the fact there will now be a king? well, it will be king forever, god bless the king. claire was surprised by how emotional she felt. i've never really thought of myself as an avid royalist, but i think she's made me feel quite differently about them. francoise was inspired by the queen. i love the queen, i love all the royal family, i and the queen

st. charles's cathedral. a service and prayer of reflection will be held there. the coffin lie estate at st. charles's for 24 hours with the public -- later, the king will meet the scottish first minister, nicholas receive condolence from members of scotland's parliament. >> well, i was standing by with some of the floral tributes in gruene park. within the last few. minutes we have seen another golf buggy being brought from here to you. >> yeah, the flowers just keep on coming don't they? the ground here is growing into a carpet of flowers that time many that have been left in the last four days or. so and, more will be coming. they'll be coming as people stop by on their way to, work or stop by during the school run to try and pay their respects and pay tribute. , and to soak it all in. it's really quite a quiet, solemn, pensive atmosphere. and it's a remarkable sight. the flowers to stretch all the way back, having grouped around the trunks of the trees here in the park. sometimes, assembled in circles. and, other images. and also, being arranged to spell out words like, thank you. and people coming here to lived flowers are being urged by park authorities, palace authorities to unwrap them,

st paul's cathedral this evening, a special service of prayer and reflection. # god save our gracious king. britain looks to the future with a new king, while it mourns a much—loved queen. nicholas news. at westminster, members of parliament and peers assembled to pay their tributes to her majesty the queen. the prime minister liz truss described her as "the rock "on which modern britain was built". the leader of the opposition sir keir starmer said the loss of the queen had robbed the nation of its greatest comfort. our deputy political editor vicki young reports. political arguments silenced, divisions put to one side, as mps gathered to honour their queen, and share personal memories. hear, hear! liz truss spoke of her shock. just three days ago, she'd shaken the queen's hand, becoming her 15th and last prime minister. she generously shared with me her deep experience of government, even in those last days. everyone who met her will remember the moment. they will speak of it for the rest of their lives. quoting the poet philip larkin, the labour leader said the queen's death was a moment of uncertainty for the nation. the loss of our queen robs this country of its stillest po

st paul's cathedral this evening, a special service of prayer and reflection. # god save our gracious king. britain looks to the future with a new king, while it mourns a much—loved queen. nicholasgn of king charles, which began on thursday, is expected to be true to the constitutional path followed by queen elizabeth — although charles�*s views on some issues of public debate have been clearly expressed in the past. he comes to the throne at the age of 73 after serving a record period as prince of wales. our special correspondent allan little assesses charles�*s life and work so far, and the challenges ahead as monarch. fanfare. it has been a long journey to the throne. at an age when most of us have retired, he assumes the role for which he has been preparing for much of his life. newsreel: her royal highness the princess elizabeth, - duchess of edinburgh, was safely delivered of a prince at 9:14pm. thatjourney began in 1948, when the country was recovering from a devastating war. the monarchy had come to symbolise the nation's wartime sacrifice and resilience. will you, to the utmost of your power, maintain in the united kingdom... he was just four when he saw his mother crow

st. giles' cathedral. following the prayer service, king charles will go back to the palace of holyroodhouse. he'll receive there the scotland's first minister remembering, of course, nicholasturgeon's political party, the scottish national party, is pushing for another independence referendum. after that, the king, the queen console will go to the scottish parliament just across the road from the palace of holyroodhouse. and then the scottish parliament will receive a motion of condolence. during that time, it will be possible for members of the public, we understand, to view the queen's coffin at st. giles' cathedral. later in the evening, the king, other royals will go back for a vigil at st. giles' cathedral. so, a lot of opportunity here for members of the public to really see the royals perhaps express their feelings, their condolences as well as they walk up the street here. >> nic robertson is in edinburgh. thank you, nic. well, before departing for edinburgh to take part in that service for the queen, king charles iii will visit westminster hall where he'll receive condolences from both houses of parliament. on sunday he met with commonwealth leaders at buckingham

nicholas witchell, bbc news. the queen's coffin was flown out of edinburgh this afternoon after lying in rest at st giles' cathedralcity. around 30,000 were able to pay their respects at the cathedral, filing silently past her coffin over the last day and night before she left scotland for the last time. 0ur scotland editor james cook sent this report. god bless the queen. god save the king. from the people of scotland... ..to their queen... ..one last act of devotion. for hours, they have queued day and night for a few moments with their queen. moments they will never forget. why do you think it's so emotional? why has it affected you so much, do you think? she's like everybody�*s granny. it's like your granny dying again. she's just everybody�*s granny, isn't she? she's the nation's granny. she just means so much to everybody. it's terrible. i can't stop crying. where do you think her death leaves this country? there's a massive void, a massive void in this country. her personality, her humour, hersmile, herlove, care and dedication to her family and to this country. the atmosphere is just - very serene, very, ve

nicholas witchell, bbc news. let's just layer the situation. as we have been saying, the queen lies undressed overnight at st giles' cathedral in edinburgh.rough central london. thursday marks the first of four full days the queen's body will lie and stated westminster hall and hundreds of thousands of members of the public are expected to want to pay their respects. on sunday evening a minute's silence will be held across the uk at eight p.m.. on monday, the queen's lying instead will come to an end. the coffin will be taken in possession to westminster abbey for the funeral which is a bank holiday in the uk. details have not been released about how people can attend the queen's lying in state as well. as they say, large crowds expected. there are warnings that many people will have to wait for many hours, indeed overnight as well. our special correspondent lucy manning has more details on the preparations in the capital. if you can measure love and respect in flowers, in people, then this is quite a statement. london's green park now the park of many colours. the powerful scent of flowers hanging in the air. but however many are here no