The nation has been in mourning since Queen Elizabeth II died aged 96.
Her Majesty passed away at Balmoral on September 8. The former monarch's funeral will take place on Monday, September 19 from 11am at Westminster Abbey.
King Charles III has approved tomorrow as a new bank holiday as many places across the country will close as a mark of respect. However, there is no legal requirement for employers to give staff the day off.
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This means it will be up to the discretion of each individual establishment on whether it will stay open. Since the bank holiday was announced, organisations have been confirming whether they will be shut for the Queen's funeral.
We have rounded up the full list below:
Banks
King Charles III has confirmed banks the day of Elizabeth II's funeral will be a bank holiday. This means no trading will take place to banks and the London Stock Exchange will be closed.
Cinemas
Many cinemas across the country have confirmed they will be closed for the funeral. A spokesperson for Odeon said: "As a mark of respect for Queen Elizabeth II all Odeon cinemas in the UK & Northern Ireland will be closed on Monday 19th September. We will re-open again on Tuesday 20th September.”
Cineworld, which owns Picturehouse, will also be closed for the day, as a spokesperson said: "Out of respect to HM Queen Elizabeth II and the Royal Family, all of our UK cinemas will be closed on Monday September 19, the day of the state funeral. Those who have made bookings for this day will be contacted shortly.”
Showcase Cinemas will also be closed as it announced: "We will join the rest of the nation in mourning her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and offer our sincere condolences to the Royal Family."
GPs/ Hospitals
NHS England has said GPs can choose to close during the funeral. Hospital Trusts will also be allowed to choose if they will close for the day.
Health officials have been told they will need to have "sufficient” out-of-hours cover for scheduled Covid booster care home visit.
Museums
The official guidance states museums, galleries and similar venues are not obliged to close during the current National Mourning period. However, museums have decided they will shut as a mark of respect on the day of the Elizabeth II's funeral.
Pubs
There is no legal requirement for employers to give the staff off so it is up to the individual discretion of each pub whether it will shut. No pub chains have confirmed it will be shut yet.
The Stonegate Group has more than 4,000 pubs across the country and they will remain open to broadcast the funeral. The Fullers Group has more than 400 pubs across the country and confirmed it will be open for the funeral.
A spokesperson said: "Pubs are an integral part of the community and we expect the majority of our pubs to be open to join with their communities and celebrate the life of an amazing and inspirational leader.”
JD Wetherspoons will close during the service, but said most pubs will open from 1pm.
Restaurants
McDonald's has confirmed it will close all of its branches until 5pm on Monday, September 19. However, it is up to individual restaurants whether they shut their doors on the day of the funeral.
Schools
Schools will be closed on the day of the funeral. King Charles officially confirmed doors can remain closed on the bank holiday. This means schools, colleges and universities will all be closed.
Supermarkets
A number of popular supermarkets will close on Monday September 19 for the Queen's funeral. Some will close all day and pause online deliveries, other stores like the Co-Op will reopen after 5pm.
Aldi, Morrisons, Asda, Sainsbury's, Lidl and Tesco have all confirmed their closure for the day to respect the Queen's passing.
You can light a candle for Queen Elizabeth II here or leave a tribute to her here .
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