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about the future of this country? edinburgh, queen elizabeths northern capital, prepares . to greet her majesty. from the start, the queen clearly felt a deep affinity for scotland and its place in the uk. at her silverjubilee in 1977, she publicly stressed what she called the benefits of union. but in recent times, support for independence has surged. if the union with scotland in particular, but also the united kingdom as we know it is to be preserved, then the monarch has a role to ...

lucy is outside buckingham palace now. were getting some sense for the people you talked to up just the links they are prepared to go to to make sure they are part of this and they get to see the cottage and hopefully the coffin lying state. thats right. the crowds are lighter today than they have been at the weekend, so people did get the chance here to go around green park and to look at the flowers and go round buckingham palace outside, but i think on wednesday, that the mood will ...

recovering after a full from her horse, you can see her arm in a sling butjames said horse, you can see her arm in a sling but james said you never would have known given how cheerful and happy she was to chat and you can hear many more peoples memories of the queen and read about them on the bbc news website, you can also share your own memories. let me also show your own memories. let me also show you the pictures coming in from edinburgh where hundreds if not thousands of people are...

entrance way into st giles, a medieval cathedral, is very narrow, so the first moment of course was when the coffin appeared through a very narrow space and then slowly the pageantry evolved, but like most of our ceremonies in scotland, the pageantry has the feeling of family, you are very close to other people, there were many in the congregation who will have come across each other in various facets of life, and it was almost like not quite a family, because of course we are a family...

Ukraine in a matter of days. 201 of them later, it is going backwards. james waterhouse, bbc news, kyiv. lets go back to events in the uk and we look at what to come in the next few days. the queen lies and rest overnight at saint charles cathedral in edinburgh and later on tuesday the coffin will be moved from there to edinburgh airport and then by plane to the role if force base at northolt and then by car to london. the queen will far —— spent a final night at rockingham. on wednesday the...

This is about survival, and the idea of making any concessions to russia remains unfathomable. the kremlin anticipated taking ukraine in a matter of days. 201 of them later, it is going backwards. james waterhouse, bbc news, kyiv. as weve been hearing, more scope response to these ukrainian advances is to emphasise on the word regrouping, not retreating. our russian editor, steve rosenberg, assesses the long and short—term issues facing president putin. the reaction from the kremlin as this is...

..causing trains to stop working on kharkiv�*s metro. forsome, much more was lost than just power. ukraine is pushing on more than one front. that has risks but it is enough to worry one of putin�*s biggest allies, chechen leader ramzan kadyrov. "if changes are not made," he said in an online post, "i will be forced to go to the country�*s leadership." this is the most significant russian withdrawal since they pulled out from kyiv in late march. the human costs for both countries remains h...

And the idea of making any concessions to russia remains unfathomable. the kremlin anticipated taking ukraine in a matter of days. 201 of them later, it�*s going backwards. james waterhouse, bbc news, in kyiv. our russia editor steve rosenberg is in moscow. steve, what�*s been the reaction there? this looks like a significant setback for russia.- this looks like a significant setback for russia. , , ., setback for russia. this is what the kremlin has — setback for russia. this is what the ...