incredible mixture of people being compelled to come here, coming here for their own reasons. now this is people able to come and reflect must spend a couple of fleeting seconds next to the coffin to be able to say whatever they want to say, think about what they want to think about, whoever they want to think about. very special moments i m sure no one will ever forget. very special moments i m sure no one will ever forget- in terms of information about the curing process itself, a lot of people seeking to find that out. there is a dcms page with basic information about where the queue starts and how long it is. we understand the people who are arriving where i am this morning have been queueing for roundabout eight hours. those people of course have been queueing through the
is at carriage gates, which is where people go, as they leave westminster hall. morning to you. morning. some of the ve first morning to you. morning. some of the very first peeple morning to you. morning. some of the very first people overnight morning to you. morning. some of the very first people overnight to - morning to you. morning. some of the very first people overnight to have - very first people overnight to have filed past her majesty scoffin are emerging now, telling us what it is like spending really a fleeting moment by the side of the coffin with their own private thoughts. we have gathered together friends old and new. you have all been in the queue for a long time. people have got to know each other. when you were in westminster hall, walking past her majesty scoffin, tell us what that was like. past her majesty scoffin, tell us what that was like. very solemn, auiet and what that was like. very solemn, quiet and respectful. what that was like. very solemn, quie
weather. we ll have more from charlie and the team in westminster throughout the morning. we will be talking to those who have waiting patiently in the queue to see the coffin. now let s take a look at some of today s other news. the ukrainian president, volodymyr zelensky, has been involved in a car crash in kyiv. our correspondent hugo bachega can tell us more. hugo, what happened? we had a short statement saying the car carrying the president was involved in a collision with a private vehicle. the president was examined by a doctor and no serious injuries had been found. the incident is now being investigated and we will be watching to see whether the president will make any public appearance today, to see what he has to say. let me give you an update on what is happening elsewhere in the country. yesterday, missiles hit a damn and we had an
queue moved quickly, almost a dash. we bumped into sisters, joan and joan who travelled down from southport in merseyside, staying with their friend, southport in merseyside, staying with theirfriend, gloria. i had southport in merseyside, staying with their friend, gloria.- with their friend, gloria. i had to come to show with their friend, gloria. i had to come to show respect. - with their friend, gloria. i had to come to show respect. i ve i with their friend, gloria. i had to | come to show respect. i ve never seen the queen and to do that, it is the final thing. the only queen we have ever known, so such an honour to come and then visit the coffin, we had to do it. she to come and then visit the coffin, we had to do it. we had to do it. she was ust a lovely person. i we had to do it. she was ust a lovely person. and, ii we had to do it. she wasjust a lovely person. and, i don t i we had to do it. she wasjust a i lovely person. and, i don t know, ust lovely person. and, i do