i know he will rise to the _ viscount severn. fact they — they are much more used to this. but the fact they are altogether that is what is _ the fact they are altogether that is what is so — the fact they are altogether that is what is so wonderful about tonight, that all— what is so wonderful about tonight, that all the grandchildren, they have asked for this and the king gave _ have asked for this and the king gave his — have asked for this and the king gave his blessing so that is what makes _ gave his blessing so that is what makes it— gave his blessing so that is what makes it so special. they want to pay this— makes it so special. they want to pay this tribute to their grandmother and to see them together, i'm trying to imagine what it might _ together, i'm trying to imagine what it might be _ together, i'm trying to imagine what it might be like behind—the—scenes as they— it might be like behind—the—scenes as they are — it might be like behind—the—scenes as they are encouraging each other, particularly — as they are encou

will be next to princess beatrice, and eugenie, the duke of york's children and lady louise adva viscount severn the evening before. some more detail, exact timings are not known yet. the eight grandchildren mounting their own vigil. two further days _ mounting their own vigil. two further days of _ mounting their own vigil. two further days of the _ mounting their own vigil. two further days of the queen lying in state, saturday and sunday after today, until monday morning at 6:30am, we have a lot more detail about what monday will hold and details about the funeral itself. the doors at westminster hall will close at 6:30am so no member of the public will be allowed in after that time. the key timings for monday, the day of the state funeral, the service at westminster abbey will begin at 11 o'clock, lasting approximately an hour. the coffin will westminster abbey and then from westminster abbey after the service there will be a procession along the mall past buckingham palace into wellington arch. at that point it will be placed on the back of the state hearse, that's the car that we saw the c

the youngest, viscount severn, just 1a years old, the son of the ale and countess of wessex.time for the family members-— very private time for the family members. ., , ., ., ,, members. people are taking their time, the members. people are taking their time. they are — members. people are taking their time, they are pausing _ members. people are taking their time, they are pausing and i time, they are pausing and reflecting. and witnessing this moment in history. it has been really interesting talking to people in the queue over the last few days as they waited to get inside westminster hall and then again as they left. people from all walks of life, people with all connections and none, and people from all over the world. this has been the focus. people i have spoken to have surprised themselves. they wouldn't necessarily have said that they would have travelled however long to get here and then spend 12 hours in a queue but they felt that is what they want to do and i think in all they want to do and i think in all the statements we have heard from members of the royal fam

expressions on their faces, i thought their composure was astonishing, particularly from james, viscount severnhildren but as paddy said, what an incredible moment for the grandchildren to do and it will be a memory for the rest of their lives, they will feel very proud they dug really deep and were able to do that because it can't have been easy. it because it can't have been easy. it seemed princess eugenie had her eyes closed, it must have been extraordinary standing so close to the coffin and yet all these people filing past. it the coffin and yet all these people filinu ast. ., , ., filing past. it goes right to the heart of the — filing past. it goes right to the heart of the extraordinary - filing past. it goes right to the heart of the extraordinary role filing past. it goes right to the i heart of the extraordinary role of being a member of the royal family and having so little division between the public and private. we have heard so much about the private lives in the tributes, ridiculous from the princesses tonight but to see them there watched by many millions of people were such a