On this episode of Global National: An investigation is underway into a disturbing discovery in Ukraine. Local authorities say they have found hundreds of graves in an area recently retaken from Russia. The mass burial site is in a forest just outside of Izium, which was invaded in the early days of the war and used by Russia as a key military hub. Eric Sorensen has more on the discovery and what it could mean for the conflict.

In the U.K., the British government temporarily halted a miles-long line of mourners waiting to file past the coffin of Queen Elizabeth II as she lies in state on Friday, hours before King Charles III and his siblings were to stand vigil in the historic Westminster Hall. Crystal Goomansingh explains.

Over this past week, dozens of migrants boarded planes and buses to the wealthy Democratic strongholds of D.C. and Martha’s Vineyard. Organized by Texas and Florida’s Republican governors, humanitarian groups and Democrats have condemned these actions as “political stunts” as part of a Republican campaign to re-ignite the debate over illegal border crossings. Jackson Proskow reports.

New Ipsos polling for Global News revealed how Canadians feel about the future of the monarchy, and key members of the Royal Family. Much of this data has been used to track how the attitudes of Canadians have shifted over time.

And finally, what’s it like to perform for royalty? Claire Jones is a Welsh musician who first struck a chord with the Royal Family back in 2007, and had been chosen as Charles’ official harpist while he was still a prince. After the queen’s death, Jones and her composer husband were asked to write a new song to welcome Charles to Wales for his first visit as King. Jeff Semple has the details.

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