the nation wakes up to a period of mourning. thousands have gathered outside buckingham palace to pay their respects to a monarch who dedicated their life to duty. but lots of good in our country and while she is gone i wonder where we will go. king charles the third will return to london from balmoral as the new monarch. later this evening, he is expected to make a televised address to the nation. a states woman of and that s dignity, the world s leaders pay tribute to her majesty. and we will take a look at how the morning newspapers have made their tribute to her. hello, good morning to you from balmoral, the nation has begun a period of mourning after the death of her majesty queen elizabeth ii. the queen passed away peacefully yesterday, here at balmoral just two days after welcoming the new prime minister there. her son, king charles the third will make his way to london this morning as the new monarch. and in one of his first acts in the role he s expected to m
just passing through and to love and serve others and to learn and then it s time to go home. now queen elizabeth is making the final journey home from balmoral to london and now to windsor castle. what makes their relationship so beautiful. they went through ups and downs. we ve all heard rumors and watched stories and movies. what is actually fact, we might not ever really know. but every relationship has its struggles. if you re with someone for that long for more than 70 years of course you ll have your ups and downs and battles. but what was beautiful to see them evolve into this beautiful couple that needed each other so much. in the beginning it was hard for him and to get settled. he said she tolerated him while he got settled. he wanted her to take his name
time we see the queen s coffin and then a private family burial service a few hours later that will not be on camera. this is really the beginning here of the last sighting of what we will ever see of queen elizabeth ii, quite a thought. spectacular shot of the long walk. this is not far from where royal races are every year in june. an area where queen elizabeth loves to spend her time. a beautiful medieval village. the castle was started under edward iv in the 1400s and completed under henry viii in the 1600s and a builder and developer of london and england and behind windsor and hampton court and a lot of landmarks in
show? oh yeah, sure. he fronted the show for him. it reached a young audience and is to date the highest rating royal documentary in years. it was king charles spotting how to reach a young audience and i m certain he will do it now. we re watching this folks come into the chapel. it looks like a choir boys are taking their seats and the committal service will begin at 4:00 london time. 11:00 a.m. it will take place in st. george s chapel. it ends with a blessing from the archbishop of canterburyy and will be televised with 800 attendees. what can you tell us about the service and what personally do you have to say about the queen? a couple of things about the service, again, my team who
it looks like he s well on his way to doing that. thank you. appreciate it. perspective from the clinton biographer, author of queen of our times of: the life of queen elizabeth ii released earlier this year. king charles has obviously been preparing for this moment as best he can his whole life. what do you expect to see from him in the coming days and weeks as he tries to settle in and define this role as his own? zblel, anderson, yes, you re right. he has been preparing for longer than any other monarch in our history. what s really interesting is we haven t really known what his plans are. and that s for the very good reason that he didn t like discussing them while his mother was alive. he thought that was disrespectful. so, a lot of this is sort of coming as new. he s given it a lot of thought. i thought it was very telling, those images, his first act on returning from balmoral to london is not to go home to