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It will pass in front of us. i asked a 92-year-old lady why was she here today. she had been sitting out here in a chair at the railings to get a view for the past several hours with her daughter and some of her grandchildren. she said, i remember seeing the queen in 1977, 45 years ago. i said, what do you remember? she said i remember her clothes, her dignity. but everyone you talked to here speaks rwith such a reverence about her. what you hear from people is theyre paying that back in their o...

She passes by. she meant -- means still so much to so many people. she will come around that corner. but as the cortege gets closer, you get that sense of expectation. you get the sense of the crowd getting a little quieter. the people waiting, waiting for that moment to watch her go by, don. >> exactly. i conveyed that just moments ago. you can feel it here. there are so many people out here, so many people on their phones and using the technology that -- its hard to get service because of that...

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A society that really values a life spent in service, a life spent in duty, and thats what were seeing in a lot of the tributes coming out here. there is a deep of respect for that, the fact that so many decades of her life were spent in public service and spent with dignity and decency. service and spent with dignity and decen . 11

This is self-governing? how would you describe it? >> it has its own set of rules. >> and its a financial district. theres a great deal of reverence because of the financial walls. >> cnns coverage of really the death of the kwqueen and the proclamation of the new king will continue in moments. >> at the top of the hour. babe. that means that your dreams are ours t too. and our financial planning tools can help you reach them. thats the value of ownership. youre making all the difference out the...

Those 70 years on both sides of the atlantic, it seems like she single-handedly held those up. >> it may sound trivial. one of the people that iran met an hour or so ago, she was very well dressed. i asked her if she was going somewhere else. she told me that she had addressed this way and respect for the queen. i said, really, why? she always dressed for us. there is a certain reverence for the rest back that she felt. it was definitely a different kind of leadership. you tweeted yesterday that...

Of this mornings newspapers. "god save the king" is the headline on the front of the times, alongside an image of king charles iii outside buckingham palace. "loyalty, respect, love" are the new kings key pledges to the nation, the mirror writes. and of course from his speech to the nation last night. i photograph of the monarch alongside a portrait of his late mother. the telegraphs front page details king charles�*s first acts as monarch, including his formal proclamation later today. the pa...

Who is in london just outside of the gates of buckingham palace. as i said, chris and i will be co-hosting throughout the show today. chris, you have had a little time to be there, to sense the sentiments around there. where you are is overwhelmingly going to be a place of remembrance for that queen, because that is where people are going to place their flowers and to remember her. but needless to say, it is complicated. >> it is extremely complicated and this is a monarchy that has faced trials...

At some of the tributes outside the palace yesterday. he went to meet people in those short walkabouts, the paper highlights his pledge to serve with loyalty and love. unsurprisingly there is not much football happening today. most matches across the uk have been cancelled as a mark of respect to the queen. rugby union, test cricket and the golf pga championship are all taking place today, however, while some horse racing returns tomorrow. players and officials from a wide range of sports have b...