Watch the moment Arsenal's Premier League trophy parade passes Sky's correspondents

Well, let's go straight to Phoebe, because the bus is coming to you, Phoebe, right now.Phoebe, I don't know if you can hear us, but that was a fantastic moment as the bus went by.I mean, we could sense it here in the studio, and I'm sure people at home could really sense that.All my sense, I shivered down my spine because it was so, it was kind of emotional, it was passionate.What was it like being there right by the buses?Thank you so much for that, it was fantastic to get a real inside hints to what it's like down there, right by where the buses go by and with the fans and what the fans are like after the buses have gone by.

Let's go straight to Barnaby, the buses are coming close to you I gather.

Buses are right behind me now.I think that's the first.That might not be a bus, but I think they're definitely on their way.You can see a thick cloud of red.

Some of the fans we've been speaking to, one very special fan, a little bit younger, Jeremiah.Thank you so much for speaking to us.What was it like seeing the buses?

It's a life opportunity.

there's there's still maybe some more coming still still some more coming for jeremiah is saying was there one player that you were really excited to see saka did you see him i bet he saw you and obviously jeremiah arsenal didn't quite win the champions league yesterday are they going to come back to win next year jeremiah saying also they're going to be back to win the champions league next year let's turn over here to all these guysYou've come to see the parade, haven't you?You've been here all day.How's it been?What's it been like?

It's been amazing.And we love seeing our football players.

You didn't like the players, but loved the buses.And why was it important for you as a dad?Why did you want to be here today?Because I'm sure like everyone else here, we've got a family connected to the club.I've got my father over there.22 years since I've done it.

I didn't have a child then.He had to come and experience it.I'm sorry if you did hear any swearing there but that is something we've been hearing throughout the day this is fundamentally a family event because we've been meeting people who have supported Arsenal for decades and they have seen that wait for Premier League glory end so they brought their kids they brought their families and obviously for a lot of these guys they've never seen Arsenal win the Premier League so it is a really special day enough to see it before, but some of them haven't.I suppose the question on my lips is, is this going to be the last time you're going to see that?One of many, one of many and more to come.The line that I keep hearing is they may not quite be champions of Europe, but they're certainly the champions of England.

They say it better than I ever could.But that is what is going on right now on Blackstock Road.

And there's that chant again.

This by saying the bus has actually passed us quite a long time ago.I don't think the scenes we're seeing here in North London are going to end any time soon.I think it's going to be quite a long night here in North London.

Barnaby, thank you very much indeed.I just need to apologise for any of the cultural language that we may have heard out there.Of course, that's totally up Barnaby's control.Nick Powell, former Sky News sports editor.We heard Jeremiah there, little boy, said it felt really good.I saw Saka.

I mean, that's just...Wonderful isn't it when kids are seeing their heroes in the flesh It's just fantastic.There's another little boy said I loved I loved the parade.I didn't like the flares Not the trousers flares as in the fiery flares But it's it's it's a these are moments that those young children will remember forever and in 50 years time When they do do an interview about this they'll remember that because this has happened.It's a formative time in their lives