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Feel like you are saying _ our farewells and thank you. does it feel like you are saying thank - our farewells and thank you. does it feel like you are saying thank you i feel like you are saying thank you today? feel like you are saying thank you toda ? , ., ., , ., today? yes, for all she has done fast over the _ today? yes, for all she has done fast over the years. _ today? yes, for all she has done fast over the years. the - today? yes, for all she has done fast over the years. the cap - tod...

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I am really happy that we came came to see it. . ., , ., i am really happy that we came came to see it. ., ._ , ., ., to see it. i always thought of the queen is this _ to see it. i always thought of the queen is this invisible _ to see it. i always thought of the queen is this invisible thread - to see it. i always thought of the | queen is this invisible thread that held us— queen is this invisible thread that held us all— queen is this invisible thread that held us all together and she ne...

Bit of history and move forward. the visit to ireland was about the formal gestures, the queen bowing her head to the dead of the irish revolution in dublin, a gesture unimaginable in the years of the troubles. when i met him in court, he told me the queen had provided a powerful example of reconciliation. i powerful example of reconciliation. ., reconciliation. i thought it was a very _ reconciliation. i thought it was a very poignant - reconciliation. i thought it - was a very poignant moment....

From mercat cross which was a moment of pleasure and then later, a moving moment when the queen�*s cortege went down the royal mile and we stood in respectful silence, bowing our heads. ., , ., respectful silence, bowing our heads. ., ., respectful silence, bowing our heads. ., , ., ., . ., heads. you showed me on your chain the fact you — heads. you showed me on your chain the fact you had _ heads. you showed me on your chain the fact you had to _ heads. you showed me on your chain the fact...

Like an east kilbride accent. im - like an east kilbride accent. im from the outskirts of stranraer, the most _ from the outskirts of stranraer, the most southerly point in scotland. why was — most southerly point in scotland. why was it — most southerly point in scotland. why was it so important for you to be here? i why was it so important for you to be here? ,, ., , be here? i met the queen when i was ten or 11 be here? i met the queen when i was ten or ii at — be here? i met the queen ...

Ago, we heard king charles explicitly referencing the relationship and the mutual respect between the queen and the scottish people. i between the queen and the scottish --eole. ~ ., between the queen and the scottish neale, ~ ., ~ ., between the queen and the scottish --eole. ~ ., ,, ., , people. i think we all know she clearly love _ people. i think we all know she clearly love that _ people. i think we all know she clearly love that but _ people. i think we all know she j clearly love that bu...

Prompted reactions. i have to lie to the funeral because i owe it - prompted reactions. i have to lie to the funeral because i owe it to her. | the funeral because i owe it to her. we are so lucky that the pair of us have been knighted and even have that honour the also incredibly special, and for me now, it does, yeah, we have to get back to her and go and say our goodbyes. fin yeah, we have to get back to her and go and say our goodbyes.— go and say our goodbyes. on social media... and we r...

Period of royal mourning and national mourning. among those at the palace, two chelsea pensioners who had met the queen.— who had met the queen. ordinary --eole who had met the queen. ordinary peeple she _ who had met the queen. ordinary people she would _ who had met the queen. ordinary people she would put _ who had met the queen. ordinary people she would put at - who had met the queen. ordinary people she would put at ease. - who had met the queen. ordinary| people she would put at ease. s...

Are continuing to be question this morning, including a 29—year—old man and a 41—year—old man on suspicion of assisting an offender. they were picked up early on sunday morning. the 44—year—old man arrested in runcorn is being held on suspicion of murder and attempted murder later arrest of a man on the mfor two on sunday evening, he is also being held on suspicion of assisting an offender —— arrested on the m62 white thank you, that was mairead smyth. the police watchdog is inve...