thank you very much, indeed. with me here outside buckingham palace. our coverage of queen elizabeth s upcoming funeral procession to edinborough continues after this short break. she ll be leaving her home countrtry for the last time. stay with us. supporting 6 key indicators of brain heaealth. to help keep m me sharp. neuriva: think bigger.
much. it ll be a busy next eight days for them, kate. let s bring in our colleague issa soares in edenborough with more what we can expect in the coming hours and days. issa? reporter: good morning, becky. today begins really the queen s great last journey as king charles call it to really all the way to edinborough and london. we know the queen s oak coffin is lying at balmoral and she ll be transported, transferred by six of the balmoral residents gate keepers awaiting her. it s really an opportunity for those who have served the queen for so many years to pay their last respects. then the coffin will leave balmoral around 10 a.m. local, 5 a.m. eastern and begin kind of a
balmoral was a summer residence for the monarchy for many, many years and even before during victoria s time in fact and they have many wonderful memmies. king charles has many wonderful memories of scotland and indeed of balmoral. it s where the queen can really be herself, where she can walk her corgis, drive herself, drive her land rover and meet locals. in fact, i met one gentleman who owns a shop, a butcher, and he said he would often see the queen as well as king charles iii coming into his shop. so there s a lot of love not just in balmoral but also here in edinborough. even having said that, becky, there are polls i ve seen in the
slow 6-hour journey from balmoral, past where i am the royal mile, all way down to the palace here in edinborough. it ll be 175-mile an hour journey. giving people time to line the streets and pay their final respects. it ll stop it ll past first a little picturesque village where so many see the queen as a neighbor. so many have stories to tell how they would bump into her as she walked those beautiful highlands. from there the coffin will go past the cities all the way here past the royal mile. of course as you can see, becky, it is empty. everyone s getting ready. you see police already lining the streets waiting for that. 3 p.m., 4 p.m. or so, and then
the baits of gates of balmoral, her favorite home, her summer refuge, a place that she went as a child with king george vi and her mother, the queen mother. and then this really poetic, as jonathan hunt put it this morning, and i think he s exactly right, final journey all the way through the highlands of scotland, part of the united kingdom that was very dear to her, winding through these villages as people lined the streets. ministers bowed their heads as she went with by, very silent, very quiet in these towns as she moved through the streets in this cortege right behind the car, right behind the main hearse, i should say, was britain sense anne princess anne, her only daughter, and her husband. we understand they are going to arrive at the palace in edinborough, scotland, the capital of scotland, and she will lie in state there all the way through tomorrow. and then on tuesday evening will