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through a very soon on one of the busiest roads in west london. the cromwell road, normally chock a block with traffic going all the way out from london to heathrow airport. but today, this whole city is different. yes, there are cheers as she passes, but this is the city that is remembering it's queen city that is still in morning. as you say, perhaps a different atmosphere from previous roll. funerals, there is capping. there are 3 cheers from the crowd. i think the mood had to be broken and it's suddenly much lisa. this is the moment the celebration we've had the morning. now let us celebrate just for a moment. we have another solemn, a set service ahead of us at windsor. but you know, everybody wants to say thank you to the queen and that's why they're there. and that's why they're cherry. what you're saying there is the album memorial and on the other side and mom, you're going to see the royal albert hall. those were built by queen toria, in memory of her consort. and soon christopher, i believe we're going to take a left turn and go down qu

it is about 14 northolt in west london.bout 1k miles away from the centre of 1a miles away from the centre of london and buckingham palace, which is where the king and queen consort will be heading. they only left less than an hour ago from aberdeen, so quite a moment for king charles as he returns to london. yes. quite a moment for king charles as he returns to london.— quite a moment for king charles as he returns to london. yes. this is a rivate he returns to london. yes. this is a private charter _ he returns to london. yes. this is a private charter flight _ he returns to london. yes. this is a private charter flight which - he returns to london. yes. this is a private charter flight which went - he returns to london. yes. this is a private charter flight which went up| private charter flight which went up to aberdeen to collect in. it is not the same aircraft that took other members of the royal family. the same aircraft that took other members of the royalfamily. now coming into raf northolt, and then there will be t

i f north hold in west london from brown by playing her daughter, prince's n. he's on board god's on up. i'm going to salute her arrival in england. once the company is taken off from the plain, she'll be transported to buckingham palace in the center of the city, king charles, the 3rd and his wife camilla. the queen consort will also be there to pay their respects as well as crowns of mourners. lay them once at the palace, the coffin will be placed to give members of the royal household, the johns, to pay their respects to the deceased monarch. we're going across to edinburgh though in scotland, where allan fisher is standing by for us. because ellen, you've been covering her journey from edinburgh all the way up to the port. and now if she has arrived in england, it certainly was a moving tribute in scotland. talk us through what's lit up to this point now. well, there is a need of no malice returning to edinburgh. the scottish capital know that the queen's body has left the country for the final time. the roads may be still closed off and the crows may have

london. we are continuing to monitor the progress of the queen's coffin. ah, which has some travelled west along the south edge of hyde park. it passed through queens gate along cromwell road in kensington. if you know london that this will lead something to you. it then went past hannah smith, chiswick along the north bank of the river. tens at skirted around heathrow airport and is going past stains on the great southwest road. and his shoes who enter the ground is windsor castle through shore farm gauge. in a little over 30 minutes from now, at windsor castle is al jazeera is alan fisher. he's with us now life. alan, what's the mood that well, i can tell you know that the area around the long walk, which some the other side to all windsor castle is no fool which tells us that there are least 100000 people. they are waiting to see the queen, make that final journey. those last 5 kilometers the whole length of long walk to windsor castle. and of course saint george's chapel, which stands behind me in the town itself, that have been crazier since betty alley. most of the streets are incred

london of all views around the world. his sort of end to the marble arch area of the west of lenders takes you in through eeling and into central london journey. and that convoys going to take around about half an hour to 40 minutes. so we expect the prime minister if she does talk to maybe speak to the public from downing street within the next hour or so. and of course, i will be back following her route to downing street. and of course, following what she says from downing street in the new south sell ahead here, only out there and use us. we live from jackson, mississippi, where the taps everything again, more than a week without water put challenges, remain and will have an update on pipe food, which is heading towards japan and north korea. and it's full. we'll look ahead to the stars of the champions league with title old israel madrid. inaction on day one . ah. so the nuclear watchdog says what it saw in ukraine is upper rich. a power plant is called the grave concern. the i a e a has just released this report the investigation last week. now the team says a security though must be established around the plant immediate

its about 40 minutes away from central london and its slowly making its way through west london, the leafy green areas of chelsea. and then a shepherd's bush annealing as a heads toward central london. of course it will hit the marble arch area. at some stage. of course we will get to see that cavalcade his long ride along pile. now, before it gets towards downing street, and of course there is dissembled array of politicians, civil servants, and peas, all waiting fall is truss outside dining street. there they are. it was raining a short while ago. the umbrellas were up and i'm sure quite few of them a drench, but they're quite happy to wait for the incoming prime minister. we expect car to of course allow her to get out of it. obviously go into 10 downing street and then come back in a few minutes later to be able to address not only have n p 's that waiting for, but the assembled international press. cool. and most importantly, the british people that's cost back to andrew 7 sousa, part of that press call in downing street, the british people themselves, the nation. the 4 nations t

heathrow airport on suspicion of attempted murder, after four men were hit by a car in hounslow, west londone latest we know about the casualties, two remaining critical condition, the others were treated for nonlife changing injuries. that update from the met. a 20—year—old man has been arrested at heathrow airport on suspicion of attempted murder, after four men were hit by a car in hounslow, west london, on sunday, the metropolitan police said. the final hours of voting are taking place in italy, as the country holds its first general election since 2018. it's expected to return the country's most right—wing government since the second world war and pave the way for giorgia meloni to become its first woman prime minister. a right—wing alliance led by her brothers of italy party appeared set for a clear victory when the last opinion polls were published two weeks ago. earlier our correspondent, mark lowen, gave us the latest from rome. the last rays of sunshine are dipping over the eternal city, some things stay the same, but some things change, and among them politics. italy could indeed

this cafe in west london. she sent to have come here herself for lunch. is already in motion. i li. i think for every one to there. we know full bit hard so a lot of people she was calling glenwood as lady. yeah. this musician came to the cafe to commemorate princess diana with a personal song already see her as being a role model for young girls. and i really want to stress that point because when i think of diana or florida think i'm trying to think of a word that defines diana and the word i came up with is confession. it was this more informal approach which brought her closer to the public. she used the media's obsession with her to highlight problems that were little known or misunderstood, like the clearance of land mines and h i. v aids. diana was one of history's most beloved royal figures. her popularity continued, even when her marriage did not. her 2 children remember her, for her sense of fun. and her sense of fashion made her a global style icon. when she died at the age of 36, the world was shocked to being she still remembered by many as one of the most photographed

the body will then be loaded onto the roll wall hearse and driven through west london course. sir. the a 40 west way up through shepherd's bush, the northern side of high park and notting hill been brought land down park lane and her down constitution hill. it was just her over my left shoulder. busy ram to buckingham palace, what are we believe that there will be a guard of honor here to welcome the arrival of the queen's body. and the coffin will be placed in the bow room overnight. might be able to see just over my shoulder that the crowds have been allowed to by the police gather at this barrier several hours. okay. we still have several hours away from the arrival, of course, but they are, they're hoping to get a front row seat of this important moment in british history. he certainly is. thank you very much for the update need back a live press outside backing in palace up to a 1000000 morn, as are expected to q to see queen elizabeth lying in state in london ahead of her funeral on monday. that brings us to harry for said he is in central london and has been talking to some

west london on pavement and gantries and flyovers, the citizens of britain's capital took these firstents of the late queen's return to demonstrate their affection. the journey brought them to the heart of london, two street and landmarks that the queen so well -- that the queen kneso well, under constitution hill. finally, to buckingham palace where the queen's coffin will rest for one final night. within the palace where the king and queen consort together with other members of the family. these were to be private moments for the family before the queen's coffin leaves their living custody to be handed over to the nation for the lying in state. rehearsals for the ceremonial processions have been taking place in the early hours of the morning. carefully laid plans are being put into practice as london and the nation get ready for the final farewell to a most revered monarch. >> meanwhile, king charles iii and the queen consort have been in northern ireland as part of the tour of the u.k. king charles pledged to follow in the footsteps of his late mother and seek the welfare of northe

hundreds of thousands of people lined the streets to watch the coffins final procession from london to windsor west of london. the cortez included a military escort and mcqueen's family led by her son, king charles the 3rd, who has now taken the throne. hurricane fiona continues to churn through the caribbean, bringing with it heavy rain and a 145 kilometer an hour. when it hit the dominican republic as a category one hurricane, lashing it with torrential rain and destroying homes and other buildings. if the owner swept through puerto rico on sunday and knocked out most of the power, officials say the strongest winds are now dying down. but 90 percent of the island is without electricity. puerto rico is still recovering from hurricane maria 5 years ago, which caused the largest blackouts in us history in this area here. villa some to it's the area where most worried about because when they open the floodgates of the big river, louisa, these houses here will have water. the 2nd floor, at least one person has been killed after an earthquake, struck off the coast of loveless seated morello in western

london this evening. these are live images from edinburgh airport, and this is the globemaster, the c17 aircraft that will be transporting the queen back to raf northolt, just westn kabul in afghanistan a year ago. there, they are ready to receive the cortege when it arrives at the airport any time now. this is the finaljourney, isn't it, robert, from scotland, from the country that the queen loved?— the queen loved? it is. i mean, it is a very powerful— the queen loved? it is. i mean, it is a very powerful moment. - the queen loved? it is. i mean, it is a very powerful moment. this i the queen loved? it is. i mean, it| is a very powerful moment. this is the queen of the united kingdom, who has loved all corners of the kingdom, and she is flying back home. well, home, back to the capital, but this will be the last time. a monarch who spent more time in scotland than any man ever, and as we have said so often, loves it, feels part of it. —— than any monarch ever. this is really a very profound farewell. the procession makes its way towards the airport. it is only an hour—long flight to london. tell us what is going to be happening, robert, when it arrives? it wil

in west london.he hotel and carry on walking. sol have _ hotel and carry on walking. sol have actually walked at 45,000 steps — have actually walked at 45,000 steps. i'm feeling a little bit stressed. | steps. i'm feeling a little bit stressed-— steps. i'm feeling a little bit stressed. ., ., ., stressed. i have to say, you are lookin: stressed. i have to say, you are looking well _ stressed. i have to say, you are looking well on _ stressed. i have to say, you are looking well on it. _ stressed. i have to say, you are looking well on it. practice i stressed. i have to say, you are l looking well on it. practice makes perfect. you may have another hour before you get to the queen's coughing. —— the queen's coffin. have you thought about that moment? i have, and itjust brings up every emotion. she is a queen that has given us everything, total commitment, so this commitment is nothing. she is an amazing woman, she really is, i was born in her coronation year so she means even more to me because she is

through these parts of west london through these parts of west london toward central london and whitehallrsonalfinances under a lot a time of economic crisis. people's own personal finances under a lot of strain. and looking ahead to the winter months when the price of energy and fuel is skyrocketing. so a very, very difficult time for so many people. and that is why liz truss is expected to make it a priority when she arrives here in downing streetjust basically to speu downing streetjust basically to spell out exactly what she intends to do when she gets into power. when this cavalcade reaches downing street, it is now in shepherd's bush so we were not that wrong where we? she is in shepherd's bush may be making her way to the embankment or maybe notting hill, we will see which way she goes. it is really not too far. you are right, we are looking at ten to 15 minutes before they are here. certainly by ten to five, i would have thought, they are here. certainly by ten to five, iwould have thought, but don't hold me to that. i am not responsible for the traffic. as they come in, essential

cannot use their own state cars, instead they'll have to be bused over together from a location in west london. the white house has said president biden will attend the funeral, but it's not commented on those latest reports, guys. >> ines, thank you for that. more coverage from london in just a few minutes including the pressure king charles now faces. >>> now to our other top story, the extreme weather, impacting millions of people across the country, from flooding to raging fires, and now even mudslides, more than 20 vehicles reportedly trapped in mud and debris on scenic lake hughes road in north los angeles. further north, one close call was caught on camera. this morning, more than 8,000 firefighters across california are fighting 11 major fires. the so-called mosquito fire in the tahoe national forest is just 10% contained. threatening thousands of buildings. >> it doesn't take much for flames to quickly kick off. >> reporter: more than 11,000 people forced to evacuate, the fire forming clouds as high as 40,000 feet. the smoke drifting as far as the east coast. >> if winds continue to p

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west london came largely to a halt. on pavements and gantries and flyovers, the citizens of britain's capital took these first moments of the late queen's return to demonstrate their affection and their gratitude. applause. the journey brought them to the heart of london, to streets and landmarks that the queen knew so well — down park lane to hyde park corner, and then onto constitution hill. finally, to buckingham palace, where the queen's coffin will rest for one final night. applause. within the palace were the king and queen consort and the queen's other children, grandchildren and their spouses, together with other members of the family. these were to be private moments for the family before the queen's coffin leaves their loving custody to be handed over to the nation for the lying in state. band plays. rehearsals for the ceremonial processions have been taking place in the early hours of the morning. carefully laid plans are being put into practice as london and the nation get ready for the final farewell to a m

evening privately, all his mother i'm 0, sandra simmons at westminster abbey in central london. meanwhile to the west of london, the procession towards windsor castlewood saint george's chapel is under way. thank ah ah, he could hear it gums there being fired by the king's troop world horse artillery from a positional the east norm at windsor council. as the coffin moves and procession from shortfall, farm gate road from albany road at the moment a before attached to long walk eventually ending up with the west steps and churches. chuck will and you can hear both submersible bell curfew towel bell tolling as while it's brigand. i want to get at owen's history. when she was in london. i've said you could explain what, what's going on for us here at the moment. a distinct lack of people at this point on the did the procession march here, that there are no onlookers that knows. that's right. this 2nd part of the funerary ah service. the funerary ritual is a more intimate affair. and what we are witnessing essentially is of the final procession . the last piece of royal pageantry, ah, with this regiment,

george's chapel at windsor castle which is the west of london.he queen will be buried in a private ceremony attended by king charles, members of the royal family, and staff. well, heads of state and dignitaries from around the world will be attending the queen's funeral today. some countries are also commemorating the queen's life and legacy with events of their own. angus, let's start with you. how are australians marking what is a very big day in history? >> absolutely, becky. australians certainly feel the momentous occasion that this is. australians of today farewelling their sauvren, one of 14 countries of course outside the u.k. where the british monarch is the head of state. so of course it's front page of every national newspaper, every single national television network will be taping the queen's funeral live. and australians around the country will be meeting to watch that go ahead and to participate in services marking the queen's funeral. that's going to happen here where i am. at st. andrew's cathedral here in sydney. the seat of the

monarch king charles iii will address the nation >> waiting for he and wife camila to arrive in west londonabout an hour ago on the way to london we are waiting his arrival will dress the country as it grieves the loss of queen elizabeth ii, will object serve mourning will end seven days after conveneless queen elizabeth warren's funeral about 10 days from now, we do know that late queen will be laid to rest next to her late husband prince philip at king george vi memorial castle windsor castle. >> back at home gavin newsom, declaring a state of emergency as fighters struggling to control raging wildfires on both ends of the state the fairview fire in southern california just 5% contained, two people died while fleeing flames on monday, at least 11 restructures destroyed to the north in sierra fire burning threatening 3600 homes in el dorado county, the region in smoke fires cause remain under investigation, this morning, again, it also power grid in california suffering as well we should add. >> meta company formally facebook limited responsible innovation team made up of engineers others

coming through a route through west london.ect a lot of people to line those roads as well. it's been quite publicized in the newspapers here, the route it's going to come. we're expecting a lot of road closures. i think this is the first opportunity for londoners and english people to make their way to try to see the hearse bringing the queen. of course, so many people now fear that they won't get the opportunity, because there have been so many stories about the lines to go to westminster hall and see the queen lie in state there, that i think that quite a lot of people will take the opportunity to go to the roadside and do an unofficial paying of respect. >> one can only imagine what princess anne must be feeling as they leave scotland for the last time with her mother. however stoic she is in public, there have to be those private moments of grief. grief and, of course, great longing for scotland and for the privacy of scotland and facing this public mourning for her mother. kelly, andrew, jillian and daisy, keir, all of yo

the board in recent times. 0ur sports editor dan roan is at chelsea's ground stamford bridge in west london new players, but it was clear last night that not all was well at chelsea. consultation, they are. not happy at all. ., ., , . consultation, they are. not happy at all. ., . . ., all. thomas tuchel cutting a frustrated _ all. thomas tuchel cutting a frustrated figure, _ all. thomas tuchel cutting a frustrated figure, as - all. thomas tuchel cutting a frustrated figure, as his - all. thomas tuchel cutting a | frustrated figure, as his side all. thomas tuchel cutting a - frustrated figure, as his side were humiliated by lowly dinamo zagreb. it continued a poor start to the season. but even by this club's standards, today's sacking of one of the world's best coaches particularly ruthless. ina in a statement, chelsea said... tuchel�*s departure came as a shock to many, but speaking after his team's third defeat of the season, his exasperation had been evident. this is a huge underperformance from all of us. it is not precise enough, it is not clinical enough, it is not aggressive enough o

west london came largely to a halt.ments and gantries and flyovers, the citizens of britain's capital took these first moments of the late queen's return to demonstrate their affection and their gratitude. applause the journey brought them to the heart of london, to streets and landmarks that the queen knew so well. down park lane to hyde park corner and then onto constitution hill. finally to buckingham palace, where the queen's coffin will rest for one final night. applause within the palace were the king and queen consort and the queen's other children, grandchildren and their spouses, together with other members of the family. these were to be private moments for the family before the queen's coffin leaves their loving custody to be handed over to the nation for the lying in state. band plays rehearsals for the ceremonial processions have been taking place in the early hours of the morning. carefully laid plans are being put into practice as london and the nation get ready for the final farewell to a most revered mo

, about half an hour away, _ from west london, about half an hour away, and _ from west london, about husband, the duke of edinburgh, so she holds the castle very dear to her and _ so she holds the castle very dear to her and it— so she holds the castle very dear to her and it is— so she holds the castle very dear to her and it is a place that she very much _ her and it is a place that she very much likes— her and it is a place that she very much likes to be. she left here of course _ much likes to be. she left here of course in — much likes to be. she left here of course injuly to go much likes to be. she left here of course in july to go to balmoral, which _ course in july to go to balmoral, which is — course in july to go to balmoral, which is what she traditionally does to spend _ which is what she traditionally does to spend her summer months there. traditionally, she would return to windsor— traditionally, she would return to windsor castle in october, but the feeling _ windsor castle in october, but the feeling you get here in windsor, having _ feeling you get here in windsor,

from there to windsor, england, 20 miles west of london, the queen's body and hearse have arrived in windsor. and the next step will be internment at 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

indian community in west london.had no proof, no evidence that they came in in that so-called wind rush. they had no evidence that they were really british citizens. they were denied health care, they were denied pensions and nearly 100 of them were deported by the tory government under theresa may and i didn't hear a peep from the royal family about that. that is another liability that they have to answer for. and i think that the royal family itself lacks a sense of the reality of history. they've spent a long while whitewashing parts of the history of the monarchy and that and that inclupds fairly recent parts from the 1930s, not 1930s. charles will have to face what, the minimum should be an apology, but at the maximum, if he want to retain the idea of remaining head of state of the caribbean, i don't know very much if he will. particularly in jamaica where there's a strong feeling that poor william was left last when the leader of jamaica said we're moving on. william had not been prepared and that betrays the l

one to the west of london, some will feed to north—east england. to see some sunny spells around. northern ireland, perhaps to the south—west of northern ireland turning dryer this evening. it is cool in belfast, but in norwich, up to 27 celsius. there is a heavy shower moving to west in most parts of london at the moment, it seems to be missing lordsjust most parts of london at the moment, it seems to be missing lords just to the west. still a chance of a shower further finals, the west. still a chance of a shower furtherfinals, but more the west. still a chance of a shower further finals, but more likely to see dry weather into this evening. the rain in the east will ease for a time but it taps up again along the irish sea coast and the hills. turning wet across north—eastern parts of scotland. very wet in the first half of sunday here. the chance of flooding and disruption in northern ireland before the rain eases. some outbreaks of rain, wales, western england pushing through and the further east you are you are likely to have a fine day with w

we have an image we can show you of the route she will take traveling through west london all the wayo windsor castle. this service will be much more intimate. only 800 people in comparison. this will begin 4:00 p.m. the coffin will be brought inside the church and then 7:30, there will finally be a private moment for the royal family. we have seen the royal family throughout the week have to go through grief in the mourning process very much in the public eye where they will have a final moment with the queen once again 7:30 tonight. and the coffin will be lowered into the vault. bagpipes and thin to the ceremony, there will be one singing of the new national anthem, "god save the king." but the service inside much more private. this will be mainly members of the windsor castle staff. family members, again, before eventually just the immediate family members themselves. people have been coming here. the city itself is almost entirely closed down where people only able to come in walking. there are big fields set up outside of windsor castle where people can have watch parties and wat

hundreds of thousands of people lined the streets to watch the coffins final procession from london to windsor west of london. the cortege included a military escort and the queen's family led by her son, king charles the 3rd who has now taken the throne. us judge has thrown out the baltimore man's murder conviction in a case highlighted by one of the most popular podcasts ever. nancy had spent nearly 23 years in jail for the death of his ex girlfriend. we were approached by the office of the public defender and eric and she'll talk to you. they wanted to come to. c us and they came to work on the page just to do under the j r a. they wanted us to make a modification of the sentence. he still qualifies for reduction and a modification of the sentence. but when we got the file and we were in possession of it, and we started to look at it, we saw several problematic issue. and so then we began an investigation that went beyond just having a j r. a motion in which that, that conviction would seem based off of our conviction, integrity unit and re, investigations of the claims of actual innocence. we a

hundreds of thousands of people lined the streets to watch the coffins final procession from london to windsor west of london. a cortez included a military escort than the queen's family led by her son, king charles the 3rd who has now taken the throne. us judge has thrown out to baltimore man's murder conviction in a case highlighted by one of the most popular podcasts ever. nancy spent nearly 23 years in jail accused of killing his ex girlfriend, yet is being released into home detention. and a decision is to be made within weeks on whether he's to face a retrial or be declared innocence. our re investigation revealed that the original prosecutors and the subsequent prosecutors and attorney general's office failed to disclose relevant information about alternative suspects. one of whom threatened to kill the victim and had motive to kill the victim. and both of whom had a pattern of violence against women. the taliban says it is released. american engineer, mark frederick's in exchange for a senior taliban member, held by the united states. has your share, norris, i had been in us custody for 70

it will then be moved to windsor castle to the west of london, where she will be interred in a private ceremony just the family attending and should be turned in a burial sight next to her husband, the late prince phillips, also her sister and her parents. as well, and this will be the combination of what has been an enormous events, an enormous outpouring of, of love and support and respect for that queen. and will really signify the end and . and now after that is finished, ill start the rain in improper of king charles the 3rd and people will start then to look at his coronation. that is our jack parish reporting from london. many thanks, jack. some boxing news now. mexican canal low alvarez defeated cause ex donnie rival, cannady gulf kin by unanimous decision to retain the undisputed super middle weight rural title canal. those victory brought their bitter rivalry to an end. the pear previously fought in 20172018 with a controversial draw and the 1st fight over as one the 2nd on a split decision. however, in their 3rd meeting on saturday canal had a clear cut victory. his opponent

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kharkiv to wellington - it's hyde park and the top of the straight road called m40 which will go west to londonlet's say it won't be part of the pedestrian pedestrian let's say the ceremony and the ceremony will start soon the string will arrive then he is now a small town on the thames i mentioned about 20 km from er the whole world is watching the farewell ceremony for queen elizabeth and it has been going on for more than a day er and we are now we can also see the broadcast, and this broadcast is probably watched by uh, well, it’s hard to count how many people in the whole world, but well, only on our channel , since the beginning of our conversation, people who watch on youtube have been added, now specifically watched so uh and sk- please tell me this is what we don't see, what we won't see in the broadcasts. but in those crowds of british people in london or guests of the city, i think there are a lot of ukrainians who are saying goodbye to the queen, or during the week , what the british talked about among themselves. to the address the queen's actual situation is quite motley, let's sa

it will then be moved to windsor castle to the west of london, where she will be entered in a private ceremony just the family attending. i should be in town to the burial sight next to her husband, the late prince phillips, also her sister and her parents as well. and this will be the combination of what has been an enormous events, an enormous outpouring of, of love and support and respect for that queen. and will really signify the end and . and now after that is finished, ill sought the rain in improper of king charles the 3rd and people will start then to look at his coronation. that is our jack parish reporting from london. many thanks, jeff. you watching dw news reporter is up next we meet 3 people who have decided to live their lives without shacks. a michael oak, who from me in the entire news team here in berlin. it has been a genuine pleasure things sometimes books are more exciting than real life raring to read. oh. what if there's no escape? do w literature list laundry.

i've been witnessing them from west london all the way lining the street before because eventually the queen's coffin will be transferred to a state hearse and people already lining the highways there outside of london as well to catch a glimpse of that. here in buckingham palace as you can see these are types of crowds that were gathering on sunday. we've got more recent images we can show you. i believe live of all the television cameras preparations to get the right spot, all the tens of thousands of people lining just the street that links buckingham palace with obviously the rest of the area. these are pictures we're showing you at the moment at were on sunday of that massive line that is now closed. but we have lots of people, various streets that link this essentially the royal precinct of london, buckingham palace with the district just a few streets away which culminates in the palacef westminster. and the royal family will be exiting the gates of buckingham palace about 3, 3 1/2 hours from now. lots of people will be desperate to see them either on their way to westminster ab

>> we've come from west london today. >> how long have been cool for? >> i think for about now hours now. >> how are you feeling because this garden has now closed and you are somebody last people who look at this opportunity. >> we are super lucky to get through and we're just really looking for to getting through now. to get through security impairment spectacle in elizabeth. >> what is a feel like to see the whole thing being this close? i think it is going to be quite emotional. but we are really looking for to getting in there. >> you're getting a bit emotional now as we're getting towards -- it's been a really long night already. we ask along even doing? >> says nine. o'clock >> 9:00 last night? >> are you feeling? you are some last port make it. i know i have a ship helping out with a crowd control. so i've got a very long day. but that's it's going well. >> gosh, well done for. lots of reasons. obviously the pay my respects. i lost my mom last year as well and i know she would've wanted me to be here. so, definitely. >> does it all feel right no

tomorrow night in london and then go to west minister where she will lie in state.ll give hundreds of thousands of people the opportunity to say farewell and mourn the woman who has been referred to as the backbone of britain. >> brian: right. you know what's amazing i look at her like a single figure, somebody in history that's like no other, that's been a constant. you really can't compare anybody at all to queen elizabeth. and then hillary clinton reminded me there is somebody. listen. >> i think nancy pelosi. [laughter] is the gutsiest woman in politics right now because she has shown through all kinds of turmoil and challenge what it means to, somewhat like the queen, to be drawing an analogy here, get up every day, put on theist those high heels she wears, suit up to fight for the values and ideals that she strongly believes in. >> steve: okay. well that certainly puts an end to that question about the comparisons to queen and others. maybe. >> brian: case closed. >> steve: simple longevity when it comes to somebody in the public eye because nancy pelosi has b

exchange of emails, the personal between the declaration of the case is closed am ah, in north west london, pamela fitzpatrick becomes labeled parliamentary candidate in harrow east, the constituency debates, whether to affiliate to jewish voice labor or j v l j b l represents jewish members who are critical towards the state of israel, the jewish labor movement, or jail em supports israel. yeah, there was a debate which was a very civilized babes, a very balancing. they voted overwhelmingly to support jewish voice for labor. fitzpatrick suddenly receives a flurry of aggressive tweets the next day. there were some comments on social media attacking me for a caraway east, having affiliated to jewish voice flavor. and asking me to condemn jewish voice for labor. it just kept getting worse, worse and then it was while your silence means she know you support your silence. mean she support holocaust deniers and then it turns into you are a holocaust deniers. one of the accounts attacking fitzpatrick belongs to a labor party activist, luke stang counselor fitzpatrick. selection has already cause

i but there's an awful lot of love, most of it for her. _ she's london's first - west indian head teacherkids, all 200 of them. i'm yvonne, i'm yvonne conolly. i was one of the first black head teachers in inner london in 1969. i had done three years of teacher training injamaica, so i thought, "i'll come to britain." i came in august 1963. a grey, grey day. i wondered what i had done. i had planned to be here for three years. but three years led to four years. i was very aware that there were racial tensions in quite a number of schools. i would turn up and somebody would just...i suppose without meaning it, say, "but you are black." my reply was, "yes i am, but i am also a teacher." so they were small silly things. nothing dangerous, but enough to cause discomfort. after six years, i applied fora headship, and ijust wanted to see what interviews at this level might be, and i was absolutely amazed when my name was called. you know, "mrs conolly." the newspapers picked this up the next day and the school was inundated by quite a number ofjournalists who came to take photographs. since she

hundreds of thousands of people lined the streets to watch the coffins final procession from london to windsor west of london. the cortege included a military escort and the queen's family led by her son, king charles the 3rd who had now taken the throne. a u. s. judge has thrown out a baltimore man's murder conviction in a case highlighted by one of the most popular podcasts ever. nancy spent nearly 23 years in jail accused of killing his ex girlfriend. the ed is being released into home detention. a decision is to be made within weeks on whether he's to face a retrial or be declared innocent. our investigation revealed that the original prosecutors and the subsequent prosecutors and attorney general's office failed to disclose relevant information about alternative suspect. one of home threatened to kill the victim and had motive to kill the victim, and both of whom had a pattern of violence against women. when the taliban says it is released, american engineer, mark frederick's, in exchange for a senior taliban member, held by the united states. how's you about your nurse? i had been in us custo

in hounslow, west london, the lopez family would normally be celebrating iva na's birthday.de. and cheer has been replaced by silence. funeral service plays on tv it's very hard to watch. very emotional. we are emotional. 96. she ran the country. we wanted to see the queen face—to—face, but we wouldn't get the chance to see. it is upsetting that our lovely queen's dead. i outside, the crowds were ready to say their final goodbyes. and joining them, the lopez family, who made the short walk from their front door, to the front of the line. this means a lot for our family to come here and see this, the lastjourney of the queen's. when we knew that the queen was going down the a4, we were really, really happy, so we come here about two hours ago, and we have been waiting. i think she served the country| for so many years, and i think she was a great person, - and she helped a lot of people. she'd done a lot for our country, and it is important that we all get to see her pass. applause. and then the moment they had been waiting for. you've come from goa. tell me what it means for

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the service will be held at westminster abbey in london before the late queen's body is taken to be buried at windsor castle to the westndon, a castle in the royal borough of windsor where she and her family sp many times over recent years. afr the ceremonial's in london and after that long journey, which many people are expected to line the streets of london and into royal windsor itself, the queen will be laid to rest foowing a private surface -- a private service on 7:30 monday evening, which will bring to a close the formal proceedings for the queens burial. king charles and his siblings, his sist, the princess royal, and his brothers, the duke of york, prince andrew, and the duke of wessex -- duke of essex will hold a vigil tomorrow at 6:30 when they will take their places around that purple bier that we see in the images from inside westminster hall. earlier today at sandringham, prince william who willed himself one day be king after charles told well-wishers how difficult it had been to walk behind his grandmother's coffin yesterday when it was brought back into london, saying it reminded him of a time as a sma