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Be allowed to express in due course. the queen, in terms of what happens now, her body will be transported in due course denver edinburgh -- pay their respects and her body will be transported -- lie in state for a period at westminster hall and then -- >> james, thank you. certainly that sign of a deep and lasting affection, those words of prince charles quite clear also outside buckingham palace. lets go to cnns dominic why calm. -- how does london come into play? nto pl ay >> the crowds have ...

Affection to her. thank you. as catherine was saying, - affection to her. thank you. as catherine was saying, kenya i affection to her. thank you. as catherine was saying, kenya is| affection to her. thank you. as | catherine was saying, kenya is a place dear to the heart of the queen. we know that prince harry has left aberdeenshire and we know that at some point king charles ii! and his queen consort camilla will be on their way back to london. they could well be heading to buckingham palace w...

I know her loss will be deeply felt throughout the country, the realms and the commonwealth and by countless people all around the world. during this period of mourning and change, my family and i will be comforted and sustained by our knowledge of the respect and deep affection in which the queen was so widely held. you get a sense of that grief expressed by the -- flowers laid in tribute at the gates of balmoral, members of the public -- last night, members of the wider public will be able to ...

They impact the way that camilla is perceived? they have worked very, very hard to try to shift that and to ensure that there isnt a negative feeling of course. but we wait to see. were just really beginning here, joe. and again, just and before i let katty reflect herself on camilla. it is interesting, youre talking about the personal side of this. with a constitutional monarchy as opposed to a constitution and what you get is a flesh and blood constitution. and the value of that is can be and ...

Affection for this extraordinary woman was genuine and deep. here you would say she was the countrys matriarch, we thought she was our nana. it was felt here.— nana. it was felt here. absolutely. weve heard _ nana. it was felt here. absolutely. weve heard there _ nana. it was felt here. absolutely. weve heard there was _ nana. it was felt here. absolutely. weve heard there was a _ nana. it was felt here. absolutely. weve heard there was a gun i nana. it was felt here. absolutely. | weve heard ...

Sadly, all that comes with enduring family turmoil and tragedy as perhaps the most private public figure on earth. her son, the new king, issued a brief statement. it reads the death of my beloved mother, her majesty the queen, is a moment of the greatest sadness for me and all members of my family. we mourn profoundly the passing of a cherished sovereign and much loved mother. i know her loss will be deeply felt throughout the country, the realms, the commonwealth and by countless people around...

Willing to fighted for it the same way the queen was willing to fight for her country and leaders. she will be missed. >> laura: i was just speaking earlier about the idea of changing definition of changes, valor gutsyness and she really embodied the true definition of those things where today, you know, youre gutsy for saying you want more me time or saying you want to have more self care. like thats a gutsy thing to say in the workplace. but to me theres a nostalgia here but its more than that...

Great period of change. the end of empire countries fighting for independence and globalisation technology. when she came to the globe, most did not have a telephone, television or car. now we are very different globalised nation. she is a world monitor as well as a british monarchy and the whole world is talking about her. —— a world monarch, as well as a british monarch. television was seen as a new medium. she knew it was a way of getting the message across. she has embraced change and ch...

Elizabeth iis affection for australia but by any standards she had a deep affection for scotland and i think its not only poignant but also extremely significant that she spent her last days in my country and her last days in one of the places and possibly even the place that she revered and loved above all, the balmoral estate in of scotland. —— the highlands of scotland. -- the highlands of scotland. �* , , scotland. -- the highlands of scotland-— scotland. -- the highlands of scotland...

Ground—breaking documentary. the film, royalfamily, showed the monarchy as it had never been seen before. elizabeth was shown performing the daily business of the sovereign, working on the official documents that were delivered to her virtually every day. do ou to her virtually every day. do you think _ to her virtually every day. drr you think you could bring up those papers that i was looking at yesterday? theyre the american ambassador, your majesty. american ambassador, your maes . �* , ...