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Roedd lle arbennig i gymru yn ei chalon. well, lets go to wales now where we can join mari william. shes a lecturer in modern history at bangor university. thank you very much for your time, joining us here on bbc news, and what are your reflections on how the queens death has affected people in wales? ! queens death has affected people in wales? ~ ., , queens death has affected people in wales? ~ . , . , queens death has affected people in wales? ~ ., , ., wales? i think it has partially made -...

Youre watching bbc breakfast from westminster. we are near the end of the queue. something like nine hours for people who are waiting. just under four miles the queue snaking around. lets show you inside. to my left, the palace of westminster. insiders where the queen is lying in state. the second full day today. you will already have seen the atmosphere inside. very personal, people having their reflections. 0utside, inside. very personal, people having their reflections. outside, there has bee...

If we take a step back, it is an odd thing for a modern democracy to have an unelected head of state, and young people dont necessarily have that emotional connection with monarchy that older people do. but even amongst young people, opinion polls suggest that opinion is equally split. polls suggest that opinion is equally split-— polls suggest that opinion is equally split. polls suggest that opinion is euuall slit. ., , equally split. thank you both very much, equally split. thank you both v...

Sort you out. you go that way. that destination, inside westminster hall, i think we can look inside now. as everyone described, the atmosphere this morning, it is cold outside but what we are hearing from everyone as it is a very personal moment with close reflections can extremely well organised. everyone has a chance to reflect whatever those thoughts might be. these are the images from inside the hall, 2a—hour today. you can watch the images, obviously, there is a separate stream showing t...

Their way out of wales and back to london, so lets head over to the seneddin london, so lets head over to the senedd in cardiff bay, where lucy is waiting for us. jennifer, thank you, and so lovely to hear your reflections. i think many people would agree it has been a successful day for king charles. it is a stunningly beautiful day here in cardiff, and while there has been sadness about the loss of the queen, there is also that sense of anticipation and joy about the future and the reign of ki...

Between _ while they do that. that dichotomy between public and private that they have navigated their entire lives, particularly when the prince of wales— particularly when the prince of wales will be there tomorrow. katie nicholl and giles _ wales will be there tomorrow. list e: nicholl and giles brandreth many thanks to you both. people are continuing to queue. that is happening 2a hours a day. they are waiting to pay their respects to the queen. some will have had the opportunity in her li...

Queueing. they have spent some eight hours in some cases the night. 2a rows a day, the queen lying in state. it is a patient and calm queue, a little bit chilly for people in the very long queue. a beautiful morning here at westminster. more reflections from those who had been in the queue throughout the programme this morning. lets see how the weather is looking. matt has the forecast. the outlook is largely dry. it will feel colder, particularly by night. a fresh start today. the strong winds ...

This morning. >> i just arrived. we got the service in parliament today, what were gonna give our condolences to king charles the third on the death of his mother. , and i think the sense of unity and parliament of the moment. all for coming together in a combination of grief. and, also the gratitude to the queen for the huge amazing service. and my condolences malice -- theyve been really heartfelt. >> difficult to gauge the mood, i think. i have been saying to my guest, this morning, when we f...

Visited. that would be key. so we can do this, and i think our response to this kind of activity in ukraine and the horrors spoken about a moment ago can help unify us again. lets be optimistic as americans even as we look at a terrible day in our past. >> former nato supreme allied commander james stavridis, and richard haass, same question to you, do you think kyiv is ground zero for democratic values and of course your reflections on 9/11, 21 years later. >> well, 9/11, i was in ireland, i wa...

These are russian troops, many conscripts among them, second tier. a lot of them had been killed, maybe 80,000 killed and wounded. this is not a red badge of courage moment. these troops are going to start rolling out. i think thats going to accelerate in the days ahead. so richard, theres obviously more help potentially on the way, a request for more aid from the u.s. this aid has obviously at least been helpful in terms of the ukraines request and there are conservative groups pushing lawmak...