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♪ ♪ ♪ >> the anthem of a new era, the first official rendition of god save the king for 70 years. >> a moment ive been treading. trying to keep it up. >> the moments ive been treading? the new case speaks of his grief, and his first audience with the prime minister. a nation in mourning as tributes to the queen are paid across the country. >> i dont think ive been or there will be another monarch like her. >> i just hope that charles can live up to wet his mother has obviously in...

♪ ♪ ♪ >> the anthem of a new era! the first official rendition of god save the king for 70 years. >> the moment ive been dreading. [inaudible] >> the moments ive been treading? the new king speaks of his grief and his first audience with the prime minister. >> a nation in mourning as the tributes to the queen are paid across the country. >> i dont think there will be another monarch like her. >> i just hope that charles can live up to what his mother has obviously instilled in hi...

♪ ♪ ♪ >> the anthem of a new era. the first official rendition of god save the king -- [inaudible] >> the moment have been dreading. you can sphinx of his grief and his first audience to the prime minister. a nation in mourning as tributes of the queen are paid across the country. >> i dont think there will be another monarch like her. i dont, honestly. i just hope that charles can live up to what his mother has instilled in. we took a look at how this mornings papers are coverin...

Wall, there is no great outpouring of grief. on the republican road. >> she is the queen, where irish. sorry for her loss,. >> [inaudible] she was a mother, she was a grandmother, but just not, so sad on the family. >> northern ireland has a nationals first prime minister, she said that this wasnt the time for anti malarkey sentiment. >> this is a time when you want to be disrespectful. queen elizabeth has that, there is a family that was mourning her loss and at the end of the day, she may have...

Queen was happiest there at balmoral castle, where she spent her summers. and where she spent her final days. skies brett mayer has been speaking to people there. >> in the village where they call the queen a neighbor, there was a quiet ceremony to it all,, a ride for those taking flowers to balmoral, the small meticulous details, the transition they knew would come. but dread all the same. >> in the shop last night, we just broke down completely, both my wife and i. >> they saw different queen ...

And the village where they call the queen the neighbor who was a quiet ceremony to it all, a ride for those taking flowers to balmoral, the small meticulous details, the transition they knew would come. but dread all the same. >> in the shop last night, we just broke down completely, both my wife and i. >> they saw different queen here, and remain grateful that she called this place. home >> its the loss of a friend and a neighbor that we feel, as well as a monarch. we hear a lot of a lot of peo...

Have no sense anymore. she was on her mic before she was queen. and she was a princess. so she is a very prominent figure here. and obviously, canadians dont have the day-to-day relationship that they have and in this instance she hasnt been there since 2010 but in most of the rain she was in this country every 2 to 3 years but she was there on very significant occasions for canadians that are very memorable in terms of independents as a country and our sense of identity. >> so how than are peop...

Reaction there to the queens death in northern ireland. on -- road in belfast, they are mourning their queen. and the loss is palpable. >> she was a wonderful woman. she really was. i dont think they will ever be another monarch like our >> air, in the loyalist heartland, they are proud to call themselves british. >> she would run make a great chief. she was my boss for 22 years. and as well as the world. [inaudible] >> on the opposite side of the wall, there is no great outpouring of grief. on ...

Of genuine loss. jeffrey miller met the queen when he was 12, and an army cadet in wales, he is still in shock. >> i cant believe it. i just stood in the front room, and i must admit there were tears coming down my eyes. she was my queen, she was like my chief. she had always been there. everything about her was -- . >> manchester was the last cathedral the queen visited back in july last year, the dean remembers his delight as he presented her with the cathedrals own honey which they heard that...

Went down the mountain of central north arland. it took out a railway bridge in a few minutes later, the major of the night equestrian went into the river because the bridge is gone. the queens here and louis -- and i think that really got her that personal relationship with -- how she kept coming back, -- indigenous people embrace you because they saw her as she was -- whose queen on the treaty of -- was signed. there were a lot of links and i think she enjoyed coming to new zealand. she felt t...