just after 2:30pm, the coffin will travel in military possession along the royal mile to st giles cathedral, with the king and other members of the royal family following on foot. there, after a service involving people from all parts of scottish society, the queen s body will lie in rest for 2h hours to allow the public to pay their respects. there will be a continuous vigil held by the royal company of archers and, just after 7pm, by the king himself. on tuesday afternoon, the coffin, accompanied by the princess royal, will be flown to northolt airport in london and taken on to buckingham palace. from there, on wednesday afternoon, the queen s coffin will leave the palace, conveyed up the mall by a gun carriage. the king and members of the royal family walking slowly and silently behind, with no music, just the tolling of big ben. through horse guards, down whitehall, the procession will end at westminster hall,
square after hours of angry and bitter protests which didn t stop this vote getting aproved in the houses of commons behind me. police trying to push them to the agreed route for this protest, down whitehall here. some of the more headline-grabbing incidents in all this are clearly when the car carrying prince charles and camilla was attacked as it went to a theater performance in central london. both of the royals escaped unharmed but a sign of just how ferocious some of these protests have got, some of the government buildings were attacked, including the treasury, windows broken in the treasury, none of this stopped the vote getting passed, narrowly by 21 votes. nevertheless this raising of the cap on tuition fees will now go