will happen. it will be the most extraordinarily moving moment, one we have not seen the like of. there you have will the queen lying at rest with the scottish crown on her coffin and all four children, princess ann, they will each one will be at a corner and stand for we believe up to 20 minutes. the public will not be allowed in during that period and that is a short period they will pay their own respects. so victor and alison, it s going to be very moving. we re going to see repeats of this in different ways but this is the first time if you will that we will see the king, his brothers and sister and other members of the royal family actually present with the coffin. richard, i ve watched with particular personal interest today because my family and i took a trip this summer to scotland for the first time. i d never been there and we were in edinburgh and walked that royal mile and it s just the most charming beautiful stroll anyone can imagine so seeing all of the
people lining the walk and these interactions today are, the political implications here? reporter: if i was to be honest, i d say very little. the reality is the independent movement here in scotland is very deep having lost the first referendum some years ago. but here is the point that all those independent parties or at least the main stream parties who wish independence made it clear they wish the king and the royal family to continue but just to be king of scotland, not the whole country. they want to be independent with the royal family. let s listen to what prince charles there we go. you see. this isn t what king charles said today when addressing the main u.k. parliament on this question of the relationship between the two. as i stand before you today,
refugees say they feel welcome. . they may be backing away from their hardline stance. they found that campaign posters on immigration used softer language. they tapped into an antilook down con tstconstituency. over the last few years main stream parties like those in austria and denmark have co-oped some language to lure away their voters. even the republican party borrowed the lock, stock, and barrel term knowledge of president trump. thank you for being part of my
ik individual. no surprise about quirks in his personality, his narcissism, thin skinned approach to things, quickness to take insults but he can fire up a crowd. this is a guy who s a showman, basically rose more on reality tv than his own business success. he s selling people something and also making a connection to people ignored by the main stream parties. donald trump is not a republican. he s not a conservative. he wasn t part of the party. he hijacked the party. he s pullied members of congress into submission and making a direct connection with his voters. he s made it clear it s all about him. people like him have thrived throughout history and even, you know, current times in other countries. i think it s very hard for americans to step back and realize they have themselves
europe. a shifting tide across the european union with populist parties making gains and centrists suffering losses in the uk. the new brexit party dominated the election. phil black is live outside of 10 downing street in london with more. reporter: john, good morning. the european union s parking li is important. in this election main stream parties fear there would be a surge by populist and right wing groups. you wouldn t call it a surge but those groups did well in france, italy and in the uk. the brexit party attracted more votes than any other. around a third of the vote, people who were angry that brexit has not yet been delivered. smaller parties that oppose brexit, their total vote attracted around the same saying this country is divided on the issue. more broadly, the new european parliament will look very