tell me about the king what, what sort of journey is he going to be embarking on now of the united kingdom well yes he is going to have to travel through the united kingdom. he's of course now in scotland, but he will come to london where in the next days there will be the fakers of all the saran and east. regarding the queen, the queen will be lying in state in westminster, and people in london will have the chance to pay their respects. and the king is going to basically tour the country. he's going to go on to wales and to northern ireland and where he will have a chance. obviously to introduce himself formally asked the king, he is somebody who is replaced as map mother on many occasions and who in his own right has been a numerous tours through the country. but this is the 1st time that he will actually be there as the king. will queen elizabeth the 2nd is a hard act to follow robin. what's your impression of now king charles? i'm so far so good. it's very early days. he's had a lot of practice to pianist had a lot of time. however, he is the oldest person ever to ascend to the british pho

the name of charles and their wording has already changed the changes affected not only the united kingdom as well as australia , canada, new zealand, jamaica and a dozen other countries, the head of which is formally the british monarch alina bugaeva is the only news on social media after a two-month course in medicine, i went to donetsk region, where i first learned what war is. of course, like everyone else, i shudder at the arrival of everyone who hides in a trench. at first, it's very scary, but then you get used to it. i know what and who i'm protecting. 15% of the ukrainian army are women, with their work, courage, honor and courage, they proved that no different from the other 85%." and never leaves the family is sacred and without the family there is no nation and people, the family is unbreakable, we are all relatives , the family is ukraine, the savior, this is an internal purpose, not an obligation, this is a mission, not an obligation - this is a high spirit and greatness can be taught to keep a fire hose and it is impossible to teach how to save someone else's life, sometimes at the

details from you it will be viktoria cherepyuk about farewell to the queen throughout the united kingdom, well actually near the united kingdom in kyiv people laid flowers today to honor the memory of queen elizabeth ii among the flowers people left lamps, postcards, pictures, they also brought a homemade ship, and the georgian legion, which is fighting in ukraine, left a portrait of the queen of great britain near the walls of the embassy. we somehow feel solidarity and sympathy with the british people and we they helped us to a great extent supported us plus i work in the company and we we work directly every day we work with the british people every day we communicate with them and felt their support you know we are already used to references let's say so and they they worry how we can't even work , sometimes something like this is very, very supportive and worried about ukraine so charles became the king after the death of his mother, he took the name charles the third , formally all the power in britain now belongs to the monarch in practice, but the king of the united kingdom has symboli

expressed deepest condolences to the king of the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland charles iii by the people of the united kingdom, as well as the transom of friendship alexander lukashenko addressed the words of support to a member of the royal family in connection with the death of the queen. elizabeth ii the seventy-year era of her majesty's reign has become a symbol of true service to her people, a guarantee of stability and prosperity for the united kingdom of the commonwealth countries for many years to come. she connected a generation that more than once, in pride and dignity, overcame the most difficult tests. even in the most difficult times, the statesmanship and authority of elizabeth ii always allowed to rise above the political situation, the head of state in the republic of belarus noted with deep respect and responsibility for the moral testament of her majesty from the lack of alternatives for the further movement of mankind along the path of good neighborliness and mercy. ascension to the throne of charles iii could turn into problems for the uk, the guardian newspaper writes about this, the publication c

from that is the way they've come from the leader of the opposition but also all around the united kingdom as wellturgeon saying all of us feel profound concern at reports her majesty is health, my thoughts are with the royal, her majesty the queen and all the royalfamily at royal, her majesty the queen and all the royal family at this time, very similar sentiments we've heard from the first minister of wales, mark drakeford, and also we've heard from northern ireland, from sirjeffrey donaldson, who said, my thoughts and prayers and that of the democratic unionist party are with her majesty and herfamily at unionist party are with her majesty and her family at this time and very similar sentiments from the prime minister, liz truss, from the leader of the opposition, sir keir starmer, all of whom sharing that concern, expressing that concern, and expressing that concern, and expressing their wish, their hope, for a recovery of the queen and their best wishes and thoughts with her family as well. bud their best wishes and thoughts with her family as well.— her family as well. and you are at bucking

proclaimed king of great britain then he will make visits to the countries that are part of the united kingdom well but besides that, in this ceremony, eh, she will be named queen eh, so eh, camila will be present in this ceremony , so the new queen is written the new queen, well, yes, the queen, the concert and also the principles will officially become the successors to the throne, and prince william and his wife are not yet officially the successors, that is, tomorrow this whole official ceremony should take place, but i will not go into details there because you are all these you will find out the details, who is interested, at what time, what will this ceremony be called, what will happen when the crown is left on the head , hold it over your head, all this is being told by my colleagues from bbc news, the editorial office of the ukrainian news commission already at 9:00 p.m., you will hear and see. i think it will even happen inclusion from london, where today is the king, well, the king, tomorrow he will be called the king, but we will say the king, because in fact he became the king after q

came scottish nationalists who promote ideas from the connection of scotland to the united kingdom. wellso in belfast in northern ireland , the nationalist tire party came to power, which contacted activities of the ira irish republican army. in turn, at the end of the last century, she was responsible for a series of terrorist attacks, and in britain , he died in one of these terrorist attacks in 1979, and queen elizabeth called his uncle wild. monbass lord. he was an uncle, and prince philip so you can not say that he is the kingdom remains in perfect order the only thing than queen elizabeth full order. these are heirs. she has four children, eight grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren, despite the load on the internet, there are obviously many of people. we'll tell you in the center of london now. so it is not very clear to see, but while you are heard, i will ask one more question, and so the throne. and everything, unfortunately, tells me that we have lost contact with lisa, and so it was lisa herzen, she told about how the queen is seen off in the uk. the financial world also r

well. as we know, scotland is the country of the four parts of the united kingdom that more regularly talks had been a referendum effort a few years back. there's been reporting out there that maybe if they do break away, they still keep the crown because of the love and affection that they had for queen elizabeth. that might change with a king charles. >> 2014 was the last scottish referendum and i didn't pass. scotland is still part of the union. but they did say at the time that they would keep the -- queen elizabeth as the queen of scotland as well. there is -- as you can see, i think this has been a very heartening for the royal family at least display of affection for queen elizabeth, certainly for queen elizabeth. what happens to king charles, we don't know. we'll have to see. but the fact that you had scots turning out from all over in a country when six years aflirted with the idea of going independent from the united kingdom, that's a testament to the lines of affection that still exist certainly between queen elizabeth and the scottish people. but i think that king charles will s

him the same, necessarily squeaky clean image going into his role as the new king of the united kingdom. >> wello ascending to the throne in his 70s, versus his mother who ascended in her 20s. it's a different era. we know a lot more about most public figures now, and it's good to hear from them there. they look back at the queen and ahead at their new king. scott mcclain for us. thank you. >>> back in the u.s., the justice department has appealed a judge's ruling to appoint a special master to oversee the documents seized from mar-a-lago. next phase of that legal fight is ahead. and we'll continue our coverage of the tributes held across the uk and the world honoring queen elizabeth. my dad was a hard worker. he used to do side jobs installing windows, charging something like a hundred bucks a window when other guys were charging four to five-hundred bucks.s. he just didn't wanna do that. he was proud of the price he was chaharging. ♪ my dad instilled in me, always put the people before the money. be proud of offering a good product at a fair price. i think he'd be extremely proud of me, yeah.

um and govern over such a dramatic change in the united kingdom? well she had good guidance from her father before her, and she also made sure that she was surrounded by top advisers who were ahead of that field. she was always open to meet and greet people who could be able to speak to the needs of not only her people, but the people around the world. yeah we do know she paid particular attention to service here. in fact, sometimes we know that charles didn't see her very much because she was always taking care of business having to do with the crown. speaking of king charles the third what is the perception among britons of the newly minted king? relatively positive. there's been some conversations that will obviously take place as we get nearer to him, taking his role in a much more public way. um but his work in the background of charity has always maintained his connection to not only as people. but the causes that he but most cares about and i think by showing that work, he's also made sure that he has a legitimate voice within not only the britis

it is also an important time in terms of the new brexit era for the united kingdom as well and liz trussmited role for the state. basically looking at free market solutions. i think it is the best approach for the united kingdom as the world's fifth and sixth largest economy at this time. it's important that britain gets back on its feet economically. the future of the commonwealth, there are growing calls in some countries forea complete break with the monarchy, a complete break with great britain. however, having said that i think what you are seeing across the commonwealth right now is a huge outpouring of support for the british monarchy and that is very striking. a big question remains in the coming years what will happen with australia, canada, new zealand, strong anti-monarchist movements. the majority of the population of those countries still strongly back the british monarchy and back king charles iii. >> harris: we'll be perched and covering every moment. every big moment of what is happening over the next fuse days of operation london bridge, it's beauty and its circumstance

expressed his deepest condolences to the king of the united kingdom of great britain of northern ireland , charles the third people of the united kingdom, as welle commonwealth countries, on behalf of the people and himself personally, the president of belarus expressed deep condolences to the king of the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland alexander lukashenko addressed words of support to a member of the royal family in connection with the death of the queen. the seventy-year era of her majesty's reign has become a symbol of true service to her people, a guarantee of stability and prosperity for the united kingdom and the commonwealth countries for many years to come. she tied a generation that has more than once overcome the most difficult trials with pride and dignity. even in the most difficult times , statesmanship and authority of elizabeth ii always allowed to rise above the political situation, noted the head of state in the republic of belarus with deep respect and responsibility for the moral testament of her majesty, and without the alternative of further movement of mankind along the path of good neighborliness and

he said thin that condolences to not just the ro family, but the people with united kingdom as well as those across the commonwealth. and we've had full of prime ministers. we've had john, how'd kevin ross, mountain tremble. they've all spoken today and shed a really lovely interaction that had with the queen. you mentioned that the strategy was the one the chip that she took. we back at 954. the 1st trip she made during his time at 7 the half 1000000 people turned out just to get a glimpse of the claim. and during that trip, she did it 50 pounds. currently in morning to the huge lot and a fair, although there's always been a lot of support for them on i q. there's also been a sort of constant rumblings from australian to become a republic. what impact will her death have on those calls? well, we did have that boat to the referendum back in 1999. that this was a boat rather to be a republic. oh, to keep the monica. of course, the people of the stranger boasted overwhelmingly at the keep the queen in the back in 1999. i was quite divisive at the time, but we held on the money no matter

so the united states continuing to send their condolences to the royal family as well as the, the, the people of the united kingdom. the u. s. president has been in close consultation speaking with b, u. k. prime minister list trust. earlier today, sending his concerns and condolences prior to the queen's death and also thoughts and prayers as this has been not only concerning occasion, but now a time of momentous change. kimberly, how will the american people feel about the death of queen elizabeth, the british monarchy? very, very popular in the united states. it is very popular in its eyes. so what i ron and given the fact that this is a country that foundation is built on rebelling against the monarchy, the whole foundation of the united states is built on the american revolution and, and getting rid of the monarchy. yet, there is a fascination with the monarchy and as you will recall in this many in the u. k. no, i in fact this is now the adopted home of one of the royal family members. of course that's prince harry and his wife megan. so as they are living in the us state of california and are very much a ma

united kingdom for an extraordinary early. >> but it also speaks to the importance, richard, and the enormity of the united kingdom, of the union of the different well says. my passport says on the front cover, her majesty requests and requires in the name of her majesty to allow the bearer to pass it out. >> so the importance of moving forward for the monarchy and whether it will even be involved -- >> the queen and charles have always, always said this is a decision for those countries. so when charles went to barbados recently and when it became an independent country, he's gone and the big issue will be australia, new zealand, some of the caribbean islands. but some call it the srt um. >>> well, she had a really keen sort of i would say intern compass about where the monarchy needed to go. and if it were off a bit, there are being are and there were other circumstances that happened throughout her rain. >> sally? >> yes. sorry, again, yes. slu she was very aware that she had to keep absolutely in step with where british public temperature was proor and it has to do with the label on the jar, which every british person knows it's yellow and red a

with the leaders of and now king charles step into those shoes to play a role as well in the future of the united kingdom of the world as well. thank you for watching this morning. we will have continuing coverage throughout today and the coming days. for right now, "fox and friends" weekend starts now. ♪ >> reporter: whereas it has pleased all my god. our late sovereign lady, queen elizabeth ii, of blessed and glorious memory, by whose decease the crown of the united kingdom, great britain, and northern ireland, is solely and rightfully come to the prince charles philip arthur george

brought more nations into the commonwealth and was a unifying figure for the nations of the united kingdom as wellrles iii was yellow yes, it will be important to keep all the bits of the united kingdom together because the united kingdom together because the queen was respected, whatever people's politics, she was respected throughout the uk and throughout the commonwealth, for sure, but then as prince charles he did a lot for the commonwealth and as king charles i think he will be every bit as committed as the queen was. i know he cares about it a lot and he is held in respect by the commonwealth leaders. my institute works a lot with many of the people who are in the commonwealth so i know the leaders well and i know they think very highly of him. you wrote about king charles iii is a curious mix of the traditional and the radical when he was prince of wales. what did you mean by that? so wales. what did you mean by that? sr again, prince charles on one level is a very traditional person. if you look at him as he dresses and as he behaves and as he carries himself, he carries himself like you w

expressed deep condolences to the king of the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland, charles iii, the people of the united kingdom, as wellcountries, alexander lukashenko addressed words of support to a member of the royal family in connection with death. queen, some tectonic shifts in world politics will certainly occur, but no global changes will happen for sure. even having gone to another world, elizabeth in a sense, will remain at the helm. she will continue to invisibly guide the hands of both king charles iii and her other successors for more. for a long time these centuries i give the floor to oleg romanov the death of a person is always invariably a tragedy an exception is rare elizabeth ii definitely does not apply to them. she has earned herself a long memory of good or not. let posterity decide. in any case, the british see off with sincere sadness and bright tears, unlike, for example, from margaret thatcher, when the ex-premier was kept in the squares, fellow citizens danced and sang the day of the witch, dead. this is the fundamental difference between elizabeth and the politicians of the temporary workers.

the princess royal, someone who is very close to her mother and well known throughout the united kingdom in many of the engagements on behalf of the crown. >> she's most like her in many ways. duty has been her whole life. all she has done is work for the crown her entire life without any drama whatever. a country woman, very much like her mother also. her daughter once remembered how she used to come back from state occasions and have ball gown and crown and put on her wellies and go out and feed the chickens. >> tina, the queen's popularity in the stratosphere, does it transfer to king charles? >> it seems to be. fascinating s swept along to his destiny. he's trained for 50 years, and you see the impeccable way he's handled it. he's being really greeted -- this is a kind of acclaim he's always wanted. he's never really had, and it's remarkable to see it, that he's finally got the sort of recognition, if you like, and the love it seems of the british nax in nation in this remarkable hour. >> julian payne is with us, and had worked so closely with then prince charles, now the king. and j

expressed deep condolences to the king of the united kingdom of great britain and northern charles of ireland, the third people of the united kingdom, as wellthe commonwealth countries, alexander lukashenko addressed the words of support to a member of the royal family in connection with the death of the queen. the seventy-year era of her majesty's reign has become a symbol of true service to one's people, a guarantee of stability and prosperity for the united kingdom and the commonwealth countries for many years to come. she connected a generation that more than once overcame the most difficult trials with pride and dignity. even in the most difficult times , state wisdom and authority elizabeth ii was always allowed to rise above the political situation, the head of state in the republic of belarus noted with deep respect and responsibility for the moral testament of her majesty, and the lack of alternatives for the further movement of mankind along the path of good neighborliness and mercy. tomorrow, 73-year-old charles iii will be officially declared the king of great britain; he became the fourth king of the windsor family, and at the

another prime minister, _ united kingdom as well. a knight of the garter and the garter is returned when someone passes away. remember also that sir edmund hillary's ascent of everest happened when the queen was a very young queen. and this was also seen as a high point for the british commonwealth family and citizens of the commonwealth, that he had with his sherpa, tenzing norgate, and got to the top of everest. —— norgay. she top of everest. -- norgay. she had such _ top of everest. -- norgay. she had such a _ top of everest. -- norgay. she had such a deep _ top of everest. -- norgay. she had such a deep well— top of everest. —— norgay. she had such a deep well of experience because the rain spans such a large arc of history. did you find that useful, without prying into the conversations you had with the, was it that experience she was able to share that became helpful? able to share that became helful? ,, �* , , helpful? over the queen's very lona life, helpful? over the queen's very long life. she — helpful? over the queen's ve

overseas a solemn morning as well for the people in the united kingdom.queen elizabeth. it is on its way to the st. giles cathedral in scotland. it left balmoral castle and is at the end of its six-hour journey toward the cathedral. the hearse slowed down in towns so people could pay their respects to their queen. we are now learning about details of the queen's funeral. the state funeral will be held not tomorrow but next monday, september 19th, at westminster abbey in london. president joe biden and other world leaders are expected to attend. >>> we have been working to confirm this breaking news this morning. two chp officers are in the hospital after being hit by a car on westbound 80 near american canyon road in vallejo. it happened around 2:00 this morning. the chp says the officers had pulled over another car when they were rear ended by an suv. one officer in the suv was -- one of the people in the suv was arrested for dui and other charges. right now three lanes of westbound 80 are still closed. >>> we want to shift gears and extend a big thank y

think i think you'll be brilliant for the united kingdom and in the, the dominion. well, i want to ask you about your feelings about the, the day itself. what we've seen so far, the 1st and i know the question connected to, to the job. of course, we're told that an operation like this has been planned for a good amount of time. i mean making plans is one thing to swinging them into operation quickly is, is another reason it is, but i'm very efficiently while it's being outstanding. there's no other word for it either. you got but for the police in britain allied to day allies, including foreign services, security services. but the main thing is it's kept people safe. it's kept people secure, the crowd management has been again fantastic. and as we see, i reckon there will be about a $1000000.00 people on the roofs total when, when people calculate i think it's a huge advocate for the united kingdom. you know, a lot of people, not this place, the hard gum. we can do these things, arguably better than anyone else in the world. and i'm so pleased that so many dignitaries, t

definitely one of such leaders is the ex-prime minister boris johnson of the united kingdom has now been replaced by a forest stress and well, it so happened that almost simultaneously with this, the monarch also changed. in the united kingdom after the death of elizabeth, what should we count on now in ukraine, that is, from the united kingdom, considering this almost complete change authorities i have no doubt that the policy of great britain it will only intensify in relation to the role of britain itself in the international arena in relation to the key role of great britain at the end of this war, that is, if so conditionally, within the team, we share the key role of each of the major countries in ending the war or in supporting ukraine. britain is the biggest advocate of victory, this includes military aid and political support, and so on. i am sure that it will increase. i know that the forest is once a powerful , strong leader, a female leader and as christine lagarde once said, if you want to achieve a result and solve a problem, call a woman and i hope that this will also have its effect . she has support in the

when clearly there is so much to be done back here in the united kingdom as well. really, the, the essence of the commonwealth was the sort of the energy and spirit of elizabeth the 2nd that it remains to be seen. whether he can continue that and carry it forward. ok, or in the wrong store and we'll leave it there. thank you very much. for your input today, and you will the rain of king charles the 3rd ashes in major changes for some commonwealth nations. controls is now the head of state of 15 countries. many of them will now have to update their currencies and passports. the knowledge of commonwealth is a political association of 56 countries covering nearly a 3rd of the world's population controls is the head of that group. it's made up of a former british colonies from our republics. and there are also members who have never been under british rule loon from the a. somebody is a former, a jamaica government minister and said this high commission for jamaica united kingdom, from 2012 to 2016. she joins us from them. and again, jamaica. what do you make of what y

in the past for other state funerals both in the united kingdom as well as you think back to the state funeral for nelson man dale la, u.s. presidents have typically been able to bring a delegation. with mandela, president obama brought former president george w. bish, secretary of state hillary clinton as well as others aboard air force one. at least for the funeral itself, we're not expecting president biden to come alongside other officials. he will, however, alongside the first lady of the united states be representing the united states at this funeral a week from today. don. >> jeremy diamond, thank you very much for that. we'll get back to the pictures happening now in edinburgh, scotland. there's the new king, charles iii, greeting the crowd. so many people have been lining the streets here and wanting to pay tribute to the queen, and today wanting to see and get a glimpse of the king and here they're getting so much more. they're actually getting a little bit of one-on-one time with limb, if just for a second, a handshake or so and a sighting. let's listen in and see if we can

since the attitude are generally in the construction amongst the other faith, sorenson in the united kingdom as well that he wants to represent safe and spiritual values. and so that's, that's one thing i think guns, otherwise he wants to take a moment this the slim down approach to the royal family which was getting rather not at the. ready difficult where people didn't understand what people's study remote relatives, that position was. so i think this could be much more focused on themselves. camilla, the throne of forest williams and case and that children who before too long will become individuals and arriving adults, particularly at george, prince george and otherwise, princess i'm of course i am, the wessex is edward. inserting the royal family is going to be slim down. i think otherwise the i'm, the king wants to be open minded. he wants to wait for not the palace is more to the public and wants to make the world family themselves more open to the public. so i think it will open a slim down more. the more in tune with modern times on some of the ceremonies involved might become less an exten

unfortunately, the actions that are now being taken are leading these ideas in the united kingdom poland welle, under the auspices of the united states of america, and i think that he sees from the fifth, and the president in poland that the rats of the skhodnya will be part of the commonwealth and this is about the fact that the very redistribution is coming, this is the beginning of expansion. in my opinion. yes, this is such an institutionalization of the legalization of hmm uh the gradual inclusion of the territory or part of the territory of ukraine into the polish state, because when you probably say o that, uh, about the initiative that citizens of poland could enter, uh, there, into the state institutions of ukraine but this is actually hmm the erosion of sovereignty, that, uh, what eastern europe so often talks about, our neighbors say, how the threat from russia is not just done here it is also openly and legally fixed, therefore, i think that, of course, the appetite and claims of poland and the position of poland can probably be described as one wants and pricks, because on the on

that goes for the people in the united kingdom as well.eeing some pictures of people liing the streets wiping tears from their eyes. we can understand why. the long legacy, from their lives that they parents and grandparents had some connection to her. now their children will as well. but tribe, if if you could, what we're about to see over of the next several days. matt bradley began to describe it. we're talking half a million people. they are telling people to prepare to wait for some 30 hours in line. lines of five miles long perhaps. what is this scene going to look like over the next five days? >> we are going see long lines. the queen's body will be in this closed coffin on view on a raised platform and people can line up to pay their respects in the ancient hall of westminster. and it's going to be open 24 hours a day. so we look out for lines that are miles long. and look out for people for waiting and hoping to see her for one last time. >> royal historian, thank you very much. real quickly, joe? >> finally, just looking this up.

can you tell us a little bit about what this will mean, not just for the united kingdom, for the world? well, the queen was obviously the queen of great britain and northern island, but she was also the head of state of 14 or other states and countries, including for example, australia and canada and others as well. she played a huge role across the globe. we have to remember that when she came to rain, 70 years ago, britain had an empire, and many of those countries, obviously no longer ruled by britain, but is still part of the commonwealth. so very important to you. k and the commonwealth was presided over by queen elizabeth, so she played a very, very important global role, very close to many people's hearts like so. i just want to jump in there, but you're seeing a footman come out of buckingham palace and post a notice on the gates there that makes it official, the official public. notice that queen elizabeth has passed away and we just look at the crowd there. it's extraordinary the number of people who are now gathering at buckingham palace. it really, i cannot stress just what a hug

ukraine is also going to be looking for weapons, mean more weapons in the united states, the united kingdom as well. and again, i spoke to one a ukrainian military official just a few hours ago and i said, do you need more stuff? do you need more precision weapons? and he said, yes, i said what exactly? and he said, what i just said before he said everything is what we need and we need it. now. how does arrows gabriel elizondo reporting live from ukraine's capital? keith gave many thanks. indeed. here with the news out from odyssey or a still to come on the program, he's in the real estate you. donald trump, hits out of president jo by be during his 1st rally since the f b. i searched his florida home and will be reporting from liberia, where food prices arising so fast that the un is warning of a crisis. but in sport of the gold from barcelona do come up with a brilliant form continue. so we'll have a little bit later to the spanish league later in the program. ah, falls open in chile as voters decide whether to adopt a new constitution of 15000000 chileans will take part in a referendum to replac

serving her people as a guarantee of stability and well-being of the united kingdom from the commonwealth countries for many years, she connected a generation that more than once overcame the most difficult trials in pride and dignity. even in the most difficult times, the statesmanship and authority of elizabeth ii have always allowed to rise above the political conjuncture - the head of state in the republic of belarus noted with deep respect and responsibility for the moral testament of her majesty from the absence of an alternative to further movement humanity along the path of good neighborliness and mercy. the ascension to the throne of charles iii could turn into problems for the uk, the guarden newspaper writes, the newspaper calls the future monarch a public figure with their own strict ideas on all matters in the world, and agriculture before alternative medicine, the publication admits that charles iii can reform the monarchy because, unlike elizabeth ii is not a fan of tradition, officially charles iii will be proclaimed king this saturday. multiple charges the criminal code w

and that the institution of monarchy is essential to the well being of the united kingdom and that therefore as long as the marquis itself remains fable, then the u. k. can remain stable as well. while if you are just joining us, i think it's worth another recap. we are getting news from the united kingdom in the last are coming out to half an hour. so the queen of england is on well, we understand she's on that medical supervision at our moral. that's her home in scotland after doctors became concerned for her health. we received a statement or buckingham palace issued a statement saying that's a following father evaluation this morning. the queen's doctors have been concerned for her majesty's health and have recommended that she remain at bell moral. we've also had from the new british prime minister list trust her, of course just met with the queen just a few days ago as her home in scotland. or when she was officially appointed. as the new prime minister. she has said in parliament, not too long ago, that the whole country will be deeply concerned by the news from buckingham palace vis

well. to red londoners themselves. people from united kingdom, they all seem to want to come here at buckingham howard. the latest as well in london is on the governmental side. of course, we know that things are old. the day was officially proclaimed as king and has some official business to be taken care of. now over in westminster, where the senior members of parliament are gathering. they need to wear their own oath of allegiance to the new king. of course, they'd already signed and sworn allegiance to the queen. but official business there cannot proceed until they proclaim their new allegiance to the new king. and there will also be in this rare saturday session of parliament, the more stories and remember to share of the late and as you said, clearly at the failed with events but human speaking to people on the ground. and they had that king's fast official address. that's being proclaimed king one of the thing. yeah, absolutely. in fact we were standing outside of saint james's palace as that extension. the ceremony was taking place duri

what's his standing my in the united kingdom amongst britons? well, i think it's going to be very difficult for ever to ever be as popular as his mother was because she was by the end of her life, adored across the nation, even by those who don't necessarily believe there even should be a monarchy in the united kingdom, so he, i think must acknowledge it's never going to be the same as that. but as he has had so much time to prepare for this, it's been quite clear that he has been focusing, for example, on trying to slim down the monarchy and who is seen in public, for example, on the balcony of buckingham palace. and also really pushing his son who will be the next in line, prince william and his wife kate. and that they're the duke and duchess of cambridge, to make sure that they are connecting more with younger people that they are seen as more modern, more normal. i guess a to make sure that people realize that they like that he's going to put his own stamp on the monarchy and being king. and you know, obviously there will have been a lot of prob

or were the people who united kingdom and the commonwealth and their grief other well leaders echoed those sentiments as tributes flooded in clinic in elizabeth line of all, queen elizabeth was a woman who defined a century varnish in the united kingdom and beyond liver. he knows very advice. she witnessed history side cassie and wrote it herself. once had kissed digger sweden here in germany and daughter she was admired and venerated at on for it will yawn. hundreds of millions of germans are united in sorrow and sympathy and tyna with the people of the united came dining in chronic eyes. for bon little bolcom swarmed his knife deep, sadness, i have learned of the death of her majesty. queen elizabeth the 2nd, watched. after all, it is a heavy loss for the whole of europe and the world. you mean you sure from all ukrainians. i express sincere condolences to the royal family, the whole of the u. k. i and the commonwealth in our thoughts and prayers are with you. he does well un secretary general, antonia good terrors said that elizabeth would be remembered for unwavering life. long de

or were the people who united kingdom and the commonwealth and their grief other well leaders echoed those sentiments as tributes flooded in clinic. in elizabeth line of all, queen elizabeth was a woman who defined a century on it in the united kingdom and beyond. the he knows that advice. she witnessed history side kasey and wrote it herself. once had good shifting his freedom here in germany and thought she was admired and venerated out on for it. will yonah daughter of millions of germans are united in sorrow and sympathy and turn on with the people of the united king dynastee and chronic eyes. for bon little bolcom salon, just my steve sat in as i have learned of the death of her majesty queen elizabeth the 2nd watched. after all, it is a heavy loss for the whole of europe and the world union sure from all ukrainians. i express sincere condolences to the royal family, the whole of the u. k. i and the commonwealth in our thoughts and prayers are with you as far. un secretary general antonia gutierrez said the elizabeth would be remembered for unwavering life. long dedication. schoo

well mt. united kingdom. and now, obvious, the burden falls on prince charles and then, after him, prince william, to carry that on and to see if they can have that continuity of the crown that was so vital and so important to queen elizabeth as structure of this country, howie. howard: right. and king charles iii, of course, will have his own style, ascending to the throne at the age of 73. charlie langston, it's been said that queen elizabeth exercises soft power when she dealt with a lot of diplomatic situations. and, for example, becoming the first monarch in 100 years to go to ireland. so at times, you know, it was more than just pomp and circumstance and going to state dinners and so forth. >> well, and i think it was jonathan who said it earlier, the queen with understood peopld people. charles mentioned that in his address to the nation. she understood people, and she saw the good in people. and i think that one of the queen's strongest powers was her ability to connect with people on a personal level

united kingdom. she was always extraordinarily well briefed and on foreign affairs, she would often say if there waslty with a foreign leader, i met him in years ago, or i knew his father. there was always a wise word to be had. and those meetings with me were one of the better parts of the prime minister's work. clive: that is the ability come of the continuity she brought not just to the monarchy, i suppose, but to all our lives, being on the throne over such a long period. what are your thoughts on that she has passed? sir john: the konta 280 -- the continuity were a bit -- was very important, but the selflessness, the way other people were put first, the way she handled crises withreat stoicism when they occurred a number of times during her reign . their world examples for people and how to behave in their own lives and examples for our country. at what you found going around the world was that the queen was the face of the united kingdom. when people around the world spoke of the queen, they met our queen. that was the status she had in every part of the world. it was truly remarkable. clive:

united kingdom. she said that well, i will convey it in my own way, that she will do everything to finish off putin andt ukraine to victory , oleksandr, what prospects does the premiership of the highways open for us, and to what extent are the problems that today are objective the problems that exist in britain today are economic, first of all, energy problems, they will distract her. well, maybe not distract me, they will just take up most of her , her time. rather, it will be johnson number two for us. because here it is worth noting that trasa was the last of the senior representatives of the cabinet of ministers who did not dissuade johnson from resigning. in her inaugural speech, literally, she devoted a very large part of the speech to johnson, that is, in fact, to the tracks and in her statements during the debates and in the way she held on today to the announcement of the results and in general her policy, she will most likely follow what johnson did. and since she now has to consolidate her leadership not only among the conservatives, but also among the british public in general, she will do

. >> well, as people in the united kingdom mourn the loss of queen elizabeth , us lawmakers are paying their respects to her majesty as well . >> with us now, fox news correspondent kevin corke with reaction from washington. kevin , good morning. good morning to you , trace. speaker nancy pelosi called the queen a pillar of leadership, someone who guided the u.k. through, quote, great turbulence. no question about that. senate majority make that minority leader mitch mcconnell also said the queen's reign was never about her or her feelings. and that he offered was a reflection of her sterling character. >> she presided over a period of historic strengthening of the alliance between our nation's that has changed the course of world history. for the better, for the better, indeed. meantime, senate majority leader chuck schumer said elizabeth was the type of leader truly needed in these hard times. >> she was a rock. the living embodiment of the virtues that lie at the core of the nation. >> she so proudly led . i dare say we will never see a leader quite like her for as long as we live.

atlantic alliance, among the guarantor states, the united states is called the united kingdom, canada australia, turkey, as welltential future aggressor understood that he did this within 24 hours there in the 40s-82s, this will happen and this will happen. the kyiv security agreement is a clear convention to putin we will support ukraine as long as necessary and the second message to putin you will never win in this war the ammunition that left the russians behind on ukrainian land only in the mykolaiv oblast they were eliminated more than 3.5 thousand but the rescuers the regions say that the real amount of ammunition is many times more to demining the territory. the fact that the region has not yet been completely liberated and hostilities continue nearby as russian shells served ukraine . here it is faster either on foot or by special transport. so we go through the fields to the place from which the attack on mykolaiv was being prepared, of course landing on the outskirts of mykolaiv became one component of russian of military equipment is left here damaged burned twisted broken well we have to check it fo

well. it just wasn't, wasn't just in, in the united kingdom, it was across all of the countries that have the queen has at the head of state. now health has been fighting significantly over the last few months and so much so that actually for that platinum jubilee, she missed out on many of the events of the events that she should really have been there for. i was standing here on one of those days when she came out on the balcony over there with her family and wife. but there wasn't much more that we actually saw the queen size juvenile celebrations. clearly since the deck with her husband, prince philip. she has been robbed of a lot of i think, mental fortitude a lot of will and a lot of energy. and that seems to be telling us at the moment. of course, there is many established plans that are in place. so what happens if she does die in, in the coming hours or days, and what happens to pass on the throne pass on her crowns to her son, to carry on that continuity that the royal family, the queen elizabeth, herself, sees as so important to the fabric of the united kingdom. again, thank you ab

us on a good road, and he will pick up the rains very valiantly, and continue to have the united kingdom as a wellorld. >> the elaborate highly choreographed ceremonies after her death have an ancient history, honed over 1000 years of trial and error, through uprisings and yours. the rituals have two purposes. to honor the late monarch, and elevate venue undisputed sovereign. thousands lie in the route, as the queen's coffin slowly made its way from scotland where she died to london. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i think the queen should be remembered as one of the great monarchs of the last thousand years of british history. i think she is up there with the greats. >> princess elizabeth alexandra mary windsor was born on april 21st, 1926. her father who was second in line to the throne, so elizabeth never expected to be queen. but her destiny changed when she was only ten years old. when love collided violently into tradition. in 1936, elizabeth's uncle, king edward the eighth, desperately wanted to marry american socialite, wallace simpson. but she was divorced. which made it the marriage forbidden, since king edwar

united kingdom. i'm confident they will do well. d kingdom, and scott's warning the loss of the queen and this is what we've not seen for many years and that bodes well for the future of the united kingdom and we won't see scotland spitting off from the uk in the coming years. scott's of demonstrated tremendous support for the monarchy, overall strong shape, the united kingdom is strong so i'm confident about the future for the united kingdom. britain must britton must be a leader on the world stage leading the free world as such. neil: folks who consistently through the centuries, thank you very much. key advisor to margaret thatcher. i want to pass along some news in this country, twitter shareholders have backed the elon musk take over bid. he was duped, it won't happen, shareholders not surprisingly say we like this and think he should deliver on it. elon musk has not changed his mind but the message from twitter shareholders, please rethink that. of the things that matter to you most. i promise to bring you advice that fits your

traveling around the united kingdom to cities as well as tiny hamlets. charles pole who served as private secretary to both john major and margaret thatcher told me that the queen knows every inch of this country in a way. no one else does. she spends so much time meeting people that she hasn't understanding of what other people's lives are like she understands what the normal human condition is. she's also spent an extraordinary amount of time honoring citizens and members of the military for exemplary service in 60 years. she has conferred more than 400,000 honors and awards and given them in person over 600 times. people need pats on the back. sometimes she has said it's a very dingy world otherwise traveling with the queen was particularly valuable, especially the overseas royal tour. i took to bermuda and trinidad. she was 83 years old at the time and her program called for long days of meeting and greeting. her stamina was impressive matched only by 88 year old prince phillip. whenever they go off on a trip together like that the lord chamberlain a