now her people are here for her. i m in westminster where people have less than one full day left to pay their respects to the queen. i ll be speaking to the tens of thousands of people who already have. in other news, millions of people in south western japan have been forced to leave their homes as a region braces itself for the biggest typhoon in decades. ukraine says more than 59 bodies have now been recovered from a mass burial site in the recently liberated city. welcome, if you are watching in the uk or around welcome, if you are watching in the uk oraround the welcome, if you are watching in the uk or around the world. king charles iii will host a reception for hundreds of world leaders at buckingham palace later today ahead of queen elizabeth s funeral on monday. tens of thousands are still queueing to file past the late queen s coffin on the final full day of lying in state. officials are deciding whether to temporarily suspend queueing and they have asked members o
0n the issue of protest, a lot has been written about protesters, particularly those in scotland who were taken away, people who protested in london, what message has gone to the offices? the protested in london, what message has gone to the offices? has gone to the offices? the issue was there were has gone to the offices? the issue was there were not has gone to the offices? the issue was there were not sufficiently - was there were not sufficiently clear instructions which went out to police officers in the early couple of days. i think that s where the problems were. i think the police were a bit too zealous in some situations about arresting people and taking people away from people who are showing their respects. there is a difference between a police officer perhaps having a quiet word with someone saying, show some respect, this might not be the right time to make your protest, people have come here to pay their respects. there is a difference between that and ar
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