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The late Queen Elizabeth II will be farewelled in the UK's first state funeral since 1965 next week. Here's how the service will look.

Buckingham Palace released details Thursday on the state funeral for Queen Elizabeth II, who died on September 8. World leaders will join Britain’s royal family, politicians, members of the military and others at a state funeral on Monday before a private interment at Windsor Castle. Below are details of what…

The funeral will take place on Monday.

During Queen Victoria’s funeral in 1901 the cold weather spooked the horses pulling the gun carriage

Up to 1,500 sailors will be involved in the state funeral, which will include representatives from all three armed forces.

Murray Kerr, 20, has been receiving guidance from his grandfather, now 92, after he guarded the Queen at her coronation in 1953.

King Charles III, Princess Anne, Prince Andrew and Prince Edward are leading a procession behind the Queen's coffin today - but this time they are joined by Prince William and Prince Harry

Harry will be in civilian dress at ceremonial events as he mourns his grandmother the Queen

John Elliott, who was a chief radio supervisor and served for 35 years, travelled from his home in Dundee to watch the procession in Edinburgh.