members of the family and it is always heartwarming to capture. a lot of us remember those pictures of the queen talking to prince louis on the balcony and i think they are very heartwarming moments. i think it is these moments that we look back on and it is always been special capturing these historic moments for the queen. so as you ve done that, the queen within her family, what did you capture about her relationship with those she loved the most her children, grandchildren, great grandchildren? it really was quite rare to get members of the family in on public display and christening s is when facing particular fond of which is prince george with the queen princess charlotte christening is lovely moments looking up at her and everyone talking about
this morning, she was much loved, and she will be much is now let me start with pope francis, because we are here in rome, and also let me remind you and everyone that queen elizabeth was the only leader who met with five different popes. when i was princess and for as queen. now pope francis last night s until a telegram and i read into saying he was paying tribute to her life of good of the nation and the common wealth her example devotion and duty or witness their faith in jesus christ and her from open his promises. now of course there are many other leaders around the world who send their condolences now many via twitter one of them was the president of france emmanuel macron who said that her majesty queen elizabeth ii
third now charged with taking over the monarchy. charles is expected back in london for souza government formalities in the next few hours to make his leadership official. his mother is being remembered today for her lifetime of service and dedication to duty. borders around the world are laying flowers and paying tribute to the queen, and reflecting on the shock of her son passing the queen really unifies everyone, and i feel everyone feels this moment, i don t know why. it is a tragic loss. the monarchy has gone through a lot, which is always seem to be above politics and chaos. and in paris, the eiffel tower s lights were turned off as a sign of respect and reverence. here in new york, in the empire state building lit up in purple with a silver sparkle in memoriam. in washington d.c., president biden signed a condolence at the british embassy expressing sorrow and saying the american people are mourning with their
good morning, yeah, everyone just incredibly moving and summer day and even about midday, shortly after midday, when that militant went out about the concern among doctors for the queen, her doctors had been under supervision as we were. told this in itself, as someone who s followed and covered the royal family for a couple decades now, i could tell that is a different kind of, language a different kind of detail, and i suppose we moved in from a time when this was moving into the end. of course once family members rushed to get on that plane, and prince william and a couple of the queen s sons, that you know you just had to read the room as it were and this was
two days after the death of the sovereign, one who has been there for almost all of the 20th century, or as long as most of the country can remember. i know that the queen kept her deliberations and conversations with her pm secret. but did you get the sense, as a brighton, that those were meaningful conversations. that they were anyways additive in terms of the prime mentorships, that they mattered at all? i think, you know, a lot of people sort of, because they watched the crown season 1 to 4, they ve conflated history with fiction because the drama was so vivid. but i think what season one of the crown got writers that she was a very young and naive unfairly out shooting person who came to the throne in 1952. she had a succession of old very experienced man. like churchill and harried lippman as prime minister. but as time wore on, of course, she got used to talking to prime ministers every week.