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Different cord, with recent polling showing twice as many 18 to 34-year-olds favored britain becoming a republic compared to those age 65 and older. >> i guess as an immigrant here i can understand the reverence of people from an older generation, and that i guess the fact this is a big loss for them especially in their lifetimes. to each their own really. >> its nice to keep the tradition but im not very -- theyre not as important as they were back like a hundred years ago. >> i think its defin...

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This was perfect military precision in reverence and respect, watched by thousands, and followed by the king in uniform, his sister and his two brothers. and, in the next row, princes william and harry side by side, once again, united in sadness. the queen once said she had to be seen to be believed. and so it was. but among those who got close, many were moved. its really emotional. and, yeah, it wasjust part of history and we just wanted to bring the children down to watch it and just,

News, and also the royal correspondent for "the sun." ive been struck how emotional people are about saying good buy to the queen. what are you hearing from people you talk to? >> yeah, emotional because i got to say, so the line, look, it just filled up behind me, it goes all the way down the road. and you can see im across the river from westminster hall. people are emotional, but there is also a giddiness. there is reverence, but also an energetic kind of moment. people are making friends in ...

Thats been on the table. there was a referendum some years ago that was rejected. but nicola sturgeon, as we talked about trying to do it again. i was struck, today, frankly. by the speeches in the scottish parliament. including from her. about, not just the queen. but the king. and the reverence to which they talked about queen elizabeth. the queen of the scots. but that issue will come back and i think that what we are going to see with the commonwealth nations, is more of them abandoning the ...

So it almost felt like they were singing with her in a way once we were told that. and one of the psalms was sung at her marriage to prince philip. so reflecting prince philip into the service as well today. and very poignant to see the crown there lying on the coffin with the royal standard. because that is the crown, the scottish crown that she received in that very church, don, in 1953. and it really speaks to longevity of her reign. not just in the united king dom but in the nations like sco...

>> don, this is such a moment of reverence. just seeing those people across the generations turning out to say thank you for your dignity and grace. she was working until the end. this is his last royal engagement, the last journey weve seen from balmoral, the beloved home, bought by queen victoria, to holyrood palace, the home of her scots ancestors. she used to use the apartments of mary queen of scots for her entertaining. the symbolism is so striking. shell rest here tonight, go to st. charl...

Until tuesday and then arrive in london. and what happens on wednesday is that the coffin will be moved from buckingham palace to westminster hall, lying in state there, and thats going to end in the morning . >> cnns max foster joins us live at buckingham palace. weve been watching this play out here in edinburgh. quite a moment of majesty and reverence, max. >> yes. so just to describe whats

Engagement. somebody who was born, just like you, born and raised in the uk, im struck with so much reverence for this extraordinary moment. its not just a moment in british history. this is a moment in history, period. >> well never see anything like it in our time. i mean, we hope never to see a reign this long again. because the only person who could achieve it is prince george, and we dont even want to think about why that would take place. so for many reasons, this is a historic moment and ...

[ applause ] we should listen in. its the right thing to do. [ applause continues ] >> were going to dip in and out and speak here, but theres nothing that we can add to the beauty and reverence of the moment. >> the sheer number of people, the simplicity of the hearse with the coffin covered by the