Thousands have gathered in the streets of Edinburgh, Scotland, and flowed into St. Giles' Cathedral, where they paid their respects to Queen Elizabeth, whose body is lying in state before it is taken to London for her state funeral. Crystal Goomansingh looks at the vigil and processions, and the emotions of the many people bidding a final farewell to Her Majesty.

Russian occupiers are pulling out of Ukraine's Kharkiv region, as a swift counteroffensive reclaims significant parts of the country. Eric Sorensen looks at the celebrations, what this demonstrates to Ukraine's allies, and how this could mean for Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Two victims including a Toronto police officer have been shot and killed in Mississauga, Ontario, in a possible carjacking incident. A suspect is also dead. Brittany Rosen has more on the what police know so far.

The federal Conservatives now believe they are in position to defeat the Justin Trudeau Liberals in the next election. David Akin looks at what Pierre Poilievre is promising, while Abigail Bimman explains how Trudeau is taking aim at the new opposition leader.

Dickie Arbiter was Queen Elizabeth's press secretary from 1988 to 2000, and also managed press for Princess Diana and then-Prince Charles. Arbiter has direct experience on what it's like to work at Buckingham Palace during a crisis. Global National's Dawna Friesen speaks with Arbiter about the Queen's death, and how King Charles has handled the monarchy's transition.

And Queen Elizabeth's face has long graced the currency of Commonwealth countries, including Canada. So what will happen to our cash and stamps now that she's died? Jeff Semple explains what will change with your change.

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