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today king charles iii will travel to london with his wife camilla, now queen consort. the king will hold an audience with the prime minister, liz truss. parliament will gather at noon for mps to pay their respects to the queen. also, at midday, bell's will tell in tribute to the queen at westminster abbey, and windsor castle among other places across the nation. at 1pm, gun salutes will be fired in hyde park, edinburgh castle and elsewhere. there will be 96 rounds fired, one for each year of the queen's lie. later today the king is to make his first televised address to the nation. ...

That— first and victoria —— elizabeth i. that says — first and victoria —— elizabeth i. that says something important about british— that says something important about british history and women as leaders _ british history and women as leaders. that little girl will at least — leaders. that little girl will at least be _ leaders. that little girl will at least be able to look back and think. — least be able to look back and think. i— least be able to look back and think, i saw the longest surviving monarchy— think, i saw the longest surviving monarchy in british history ...

Others _ don't know but the consolation of others by— don't know but the consolation of others. by asking questions, they feel bereft, there is a sense they have _ feel bereft, there is a sense they have lost — feel bereft, there is a sense they have lost part of their history but also part — have lost part of their history but also part of their family history, somebody their mother, their grandmother loved, going all the way back to _ grandmother loved, going all the way back to the _ grandmother loved, going all the way back to the second world war, there she was— back to the second...

Notjust because of its forceful continuity, but because she saw it as part of the fabric of international democracy. so, we had many conversations about problems emerging, countries unnamed, where democratic processes were under challenge and what to do about them. and i remember assuming for a period the chairperson ship of the commonwealth because we had to get over a problem in sri lanka at the time. this was an enduring passion of hers. i think all members of the commonwealth owe her a debt of gratitude. but commonwealth owe her a debt of cratitude. �* ., , �* , gratitude. but it wasn'...

Minister after prime minister, she was somebody absolutely crucial to how they make their decisions, whether as a trusted friend, sometimes there were tensions, no question about that that something thatis question about that that something that is in very important role even though a handful of people still alive would have seen how it worked behind closed doors. it’s behind closed doors. it's interesting _ behind closed doors. it's interesting that - behind closed doors. it's interesting that question of her basically knowing the ropes and whoever had to be in her presence at any particula...