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Queen sitting alone, socially distanced because of covid, in the spring of last year as the funeral arrangements were carried out for her husband the duke of edinburgh who died shortly before. 0ur royal correspondent nicholas witchell has more. it rests on the catafalque, a brightly lit coffin which has become the focus of a nation's sadness. within the ancient walls of westminster hall, so many emotions, so many individual expressions of gratitude and respect. thousands have already filed through. many tens of thousands more are expected over the weekend. and as the nation mourns, preparation...

So many emotions, so many individual expressions of many tens of thousands more are expected over the weekend. and as the nation mourns, preparations are advancing for queen elizabeth's state funeral. on monday, the first procession will be from the palace of westminster to westminster abbey. at 10.35, the queen's coffin will be borne from westminster hall. it will be taken in procession via parliament square and broad sanctuary to the west gate of westminster abbey. it will arrive there at 10.52. in the darkness of the early morning, all the elements are being meticulously rehearsed...

Are getting the best care that they can. the question is, would consumers be willing to pay for more expensive milk? and you can see more of a cow's life: the true cost of milk on bbc one tonight at 7.30 or at 10.35 in wales. in the last half hour, northern ireland's health minister has announced that the remaining covid restrictions will be lifted from tomorrow. the rule is still in force include a requirement for nightclubs and some entertainment and sports venues to ask people for proof of vaccination or a negative test. that will be scrapped, as will a requirement in law for people to wear...

Sometimes, i look at the cows and think it is an insult to see it being sold at the rate it is. even just one extra penny on a litre will enable a farmer to upgrade or take advantage of new technology that is out there to make sure that the cows are getting the best care that they can. the question is, would consumers be willing to pay for more expensive milk? and you can see more of "a cow's life: the true cost of milk" on bbc one tonight at 7.30 or at 10.35 in wales. the film director and producer, ivan reitman, best known for the comedy ghostbusters has died. he was 75. and �*90s, includi...

This is bbc news. i'm ben mundy. the headlines at ten. labour says there's a "strong case" for offering all 12 to 15—year—olds covid vaccinations to avoid "further disruption" to their education. the government's scientific advisors don't support it. doctors unions call for the government to hold an emergency meeting, with gps delaying flu jabs as a shortage of hgv drivers disrupts supplies. in afghanistan, the taliban continues to send fighters to crush the last remaining organised resistance. smiles all round as the 18—year—old british tennis sensation emma raducanu storms through to...