service for the holy day at westminster jay. anna kellogg amy kellogg is live in london with more. hi amy. reporter: this country is so steeped in tradition and that s why people are so excited about this royal wedding. the queen today handed out coins to 85 men and to 85 women as part of the thursday celebration here. in the past, historically, back in the 17th century, the monarch used to actually wash the feet of pensioners they gave money to as part of the whole mondi mandate to love one another but today, they just get mondi money. anyway, the queen also gave formal consent to the marriage. it s about time, i think! it s a formality required by something called the royal marriages act, a very elaborate document on velum paper, elaborately decorated and li share the language
london today. hi amy. reporter: hi rick. as we speak, british diplomats here in london are trying to coax valuable information out of musa kusa. i was at the foreign office when secretary hague said that the defection shows the regime is fragmented, under pressure and crumbling. as we know, rick, there have been several high profile defections of libyan officials since the unrest began but as one commentator put it, musa kusa is viewed in many ways as the black box of this regime because he was very close to colonel mommar qaddafi and is expected to have very important intelligence. now, before being foreign minister, musa kuas was libya s spy chief for a decade, even accused of involvement in pan am103 but never convicted of that, kusa, a qaddafi insider and comrade, but an extremely controversial figure. he was a diplomat in london
home address. why on earth would dough that? you ll find out. see you top of the hour. jenna: well, over at foreign desk, we re taking in new information about this interesting spy story in london, a 30-year-old spy, working for the british intelligence service, is murder nerd his own apartment, stuffed in a did you feel bag in his bathroom. who did it, what did they want, what were they even looking for? there s a lot of questions for this story. amy kellogg is live in london with more. hi amy. reporter: hi jenna. there has been politically motivated and high profile murders in london of spies and ex-spies so of course the first thing people thought about was this may have been connected to garrett williams work, it may have been the work of al-qaeda or an irish dissident group. the case remains very mysterious. but it seems less and less likely that this had anything to do with his job. he was working for the eavesdropping unit of the
police understandably have increased their presence around the city. we find amy kellogg in london with more. hi amy. hi leland. as you said, scotland yard, according to our sister network sky news has identified a suspect. this thanks to going through footage in london saying a lot of people complain about their privacy here. and moments like these, you have to be grateful that they exist. on an emotional note here, school is breaking up. in the last half-hour, i have seen numerous little chubby and being led home by the hand by their parents, having hushed conversations about why so many tv cameras and police tape here in this neighborhood and i m