And at 2:30pm, the main international ceremony will be taking place on 0maha beach. over 25 heads of state, veterans and officials will honour the more than 156,000 troops who landed on the beach on d day. we are trying to give you a sense of the occasion here at the memorial. and as we look out over the scene today, our royal correspondent daniela relphjoins me now. probably worth taking a look at the scene with the viewers this morning to give them a sense of this place. i had not been before yesterday evening and i had a chance to walk around, and it is spectacular and the setting today, with the sea
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