these are the images inside westminster hall this morning. 2a hours a day people will be filing past to pay their respects. the queue to see her majesty is currently two miles long, and on today s show we ll meet some of the people who have travelled from across the uk and beyond to join that queue, and to the volunteers who are keeping it moving. we ll also be sharing more memories of the queen from those who knew and met her. first, danjohnson reports on her majesty s finaljourney from buckingham palace to westminster, and those who came to mourn. this is time and space for people to bid their monarch farewell during four days of lying in state. the queen s passing has not yet lifted the crown s requirements of public duty and visibility.
at a british zoo on monday it s the whipsnade zoo for those of you that know it to her mother donna. she doesn t yet have a name, but she s definitely melting hearts, as danjohnson reports. these are the first of the biggest baby steps, an unforgettable new addition to the herd. this female calf struggled to feed to begin with, causing keepers some concern, but then she got the hang of it and was described as drunk on milk. when she has had a good feed for about two minutes, she will be dozing with her trunk loose on the ground. she fills her belly with milk and then she is really tired. she is learning all the time, developing every day, getting stronger and stronger, so she is doing really well. watch the top of the picture. this 18 stone arrival landed with a bumpety bump on monday morning, and at first, the rest of the herd stood back in admiration, before stepping in to help mum donna and grandmother kayleigh. not only is she adorably cute, she is also really important becau
despair. disappointment, disillusionmentand despair. in five hours or so we will have a very clear picture as to who has won the election but it is certainly the case that it is to candidates who are standing with a very clear majority of people preparing not to have either of them. that is a real challenge for anyone who will take to the elysee palace after this. the us secretary of state antony blinken is due to visit kyiv today. there are renewed calls for peace talks with ukraine s president again asking to meet with vladimir putin. the united nations is also stepping up its efforts at diplomacy with visits to moscow and kyiv this week. it s easter sunday in ukraine with people reflecting on the war which today enters its third month as danjohnson reports. vladimir putin may have been to church this morning to mark
everyone what is about but it is a top of the priority list? 0nce everyone what is about but it is a top of the priority list? once again i think it is true to say in france cost of living has trumped pretty much everything else so environmental issues have taken something of a back seat but we will see where the votes go. we have just under four hours before we have a really clear indicator of the way this selection is gone. this presidential election has gone. back to ben in the studio. the us secretary of state antony blinken is due to visit kyiv today. there are renewed calls for peace talks with ukraine s president again asking to meet with vladimir putin. the united nations is also stepping up its efforts at diplomacy with visits to moscow and kyiv this week. it s easter sunday in ukraine with people reflecting on the war which today enters its third month as danjohnson reports. vladimir putin may have been to church this morning to mark
people are on the move. not many have made it out of mariupol, but the evacuation efforts continue. these are the more fortunate to have reached the relative safety of a temporary shelter. others will spend easter sunday trying to escape russian sailing. the us secretary of state is due to visit kyiv later, bringing goodwill and support. but the prayers across ukraine are for peace and for more of the weapons they say are needed to protect it. benjohnson, bbc news, lviv. if danjohnson, bbc news, lviv. here in the uk, the conservative party chairman oliver dowden has backed the prime minister, borisjohnson, over the partygate allegations saying there is a strong case for borisjohnson remaining in office. the labour leader sir keir starmer says mrjohnson s authority to lead is shot through and called on the government to