i take itake up i take up my new duties with immense gratitude for the privilege of having being able to serve as prince of wales. in other news, ukraine will exhume hundreds of bodies found in graves outside izyum, a city recently recaptured from russian forces. it s only now after the russians have been pushed out that the authorities can really investigate and establish how many victims they left behind. hello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. the queen s four children, led by king charles, have held a vigil at westminster hall standing in silent contemplation around their late mother s coffin while members of the public filed past quietly to pay their respects. earlier, the queue to see the queen lying in state reopened after a pause of several hours, but mourners are being warned of a wait of up to 20 hours in chilly overnight temperatures. the king and the queen consort, camilla concluded their uk tour earlier in the day in wales, where the ki
we are expecting to see them in the next few moments leave buckingham palace on this late summer evening and travel into westminster hall where those who are paying their respects in the hall at that time will see the four of them together at the side of the coffin. it looks like they are just about to leave buckingham palace. the outriders are out of the gates. the queen consort will be with the king. it ll be the four of them standing together as theyin four of them standing together as they in edinburgh at st giles cathedral. but in the setting of westminster hall, it is of course the most historic, most ancient part of the palace of westminster, a place with immense resonance in the history of our national story, the history of our national story, the history of our monarchy, and therefore a particularly resonant setting for them to stand vigil together as they are about to do. there they are now coming out of the palace gates and beginning that shortjourney palace gates
Second designed the extraordinary hammer beam roof. it s the story of our royal history so it s the right place for them to be and it s where our kings and queens have been laid to rest, they have been lying in state, occasionally for a commoner, i think gladstone in the 19th century, lord roberts vc, and winston churchill, the queen s first prime minister was white and 2a hours a day there are people who have waited a long, long time for the opportunity. have waited a long, long time for the opportunity- have waited a long, long time for the opportunity. some of them will be in the hall the opportunity. some of them will be in the hall when the opportunity. some of them will be in the hall when the the opportunity. some of them will be in the hall when the king - the opportunity. some of them will be in the hall when the king and i the opportunity. some of them will| be in the hall when the king and his siblings begin their vigil. what be in the hall when the king and his siblin
Thursday, the gardens at windsor, the queen s main home in later years, lavender, rosemary, the symbol of remembrance. yeomen of the guard, one of the royal bodyguards doing their duty in this vigil. and all this under the great hammer beam roof of westminster hall, this great open space without a single pillar to obstruct the view, as the public enter the south of the hall, look down the steps, they are immediately struck by the vision of her majesty s coffin resting on its catafalque and beer of red and
Bouquet of flowers, rees of white roses and dahlias and pine from the balmoral estate where the queen died at last thursday, lavender, priddis boreham, and rosemary, the symbol of remembrance. the yeomen of the guard, one of the bodyguards doing their duty in this feature. in this vigil. and all of this under the great hammer beam roof of westminster hall, this great open space without a single pillar to obstruct the view, as the public enter the of the