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Lady Gabriella Windsor looks solemn as she mourns Queen days after fainting at service

The daughter of the late Queen's cousins, who is a freelance writer, arrived at Westminster Abbey for the funeral service dressed all in black with her husband for support

Daily Mirror

Farewell to 'Gan Gan' as Princess Charlotte and Prince George say goodbye

They were the youngest members of the royal family to follow the Queen's coffin through Westminster Abbey

Wales Online

Heart-wrenchingly touching moment the Queen passes Buckingham Palace for last time ever

Queen Elizabeth II's coffin passed the gates of Buckingham Palace for the last time ever on Monday during a ceremonial procession from Westminster Abbey to Windsor Castle

Daily Mirror

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‘Part of history’: Mourners camp overnight to catch glimpse of Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral

‘If you don’t say thank you now, when do you?’ one mourner in Westminster says

The Independent UK

Rainbow appeared over Westminster as Queen’s lying in state came to an end

A rainbow also appeared above Windsor Castle on the evening that Her Majesty’s death was announced

The Independent UK

Joe Biden gets aisle seat 14 rows back at Queen's funeral among 2,000 guests

US President Joe Biden was seen holding hands with his wife, First Lady Jill Biden, as he entered the doors of Westminster Abbey to attend the late Queen's state funeral

Daily Mirror

Royal fans shed tears as George and Charlotte join procession in final goodbye to their great-grandmother the Queen

The young royals arrived at Westminster Abbey alongside their mum, the Princess of Wales, and Camilla, Queen Consort

Manchester Evening News

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Who isn't invited to Queen's funeral? Putin snub and North Korea offer

Our Taoiseach and President are attending the service at Westminster but there are a few nations that are not

Irish Mirror

Commentary: The monarchy is Britain’s most successful (re)invention

All week, a river of mourners has queued for hours alongside the banks of the Thames in London to pay their respects to their longest-reigning monarch as she lies in state in Westminster Hall. Tens of thousands also lined the narrow streets of Edinburgh to gaze on the hearse bearing…

Tribune News Service

Rainbow appears over Westminster as Queen’s lying in state comes to an end

A rainbow also appeared above Windsor Castle on the evening that Her Majesty’s death was announced

Evening Standard

Queen Elizabeth II to be laid to rest with the words used at her beloved father’s funeral

A congregation of 800 people will attend the Queen's committal service in Windsor on Monday afternoon after the late monarch's state funeral at Westminster Abbey

Daily Mirror

Rainbow appears over Westminster as Queen’s lying in state comes to an end - OLD

A rainbow also appeared above Windsor Castle on the evening that Her Majesty’s death was announced.

The Independent UK

World leaders arrive at Royal Hospital in Chelsea before travelling to Westminster Abbey for funeral

The Italian president Sergio Mattarella was among the last to arrive in Chelsea in a chauffeur-driven Maserati with the number plate ITA 1

Evening Standard

Mourners in tears after being turned away from Queen’s lying in state

Mourners were turned away from Westminster Hall in the early hours of the morning

Manchester Evening News

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Queen's lying in state ends with RAF servicewoman last person to pay respects

The last person in the public mourning queue at Westminster Hall said it was a 'real privilege' to get to say goodbye to Queen Elizabeth II

Wales Online

Mourners vent frustration after being turned away from queue to view Queen’s coffin

Mourners were prevented in the early hours of Monday from advancing any closer to Westminster Hall by police

Evening Standard

US President Joe Biden and First Lady at Westminster for the Queen’s lying in state

US President Joe Biden said the “world is better” because of the Queen.

Daily Mirror

Romance blooms for pair who met in queue to see the Queen lying-in-state

Jack Ciuro and Zoe bumped into each other in the queue to pay their respects to the Queen lying in state. They immediately clicked and their romantic chat passed the time before arriving at Westminster Hall

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Wasted food from mega queue to see Queen collected to feed London's hungry

The Felix Project charity will be collecting left over food from the queue at Westminster Hall and distributing it to charities and community groups in London

The Guardian - UK

King and Prince of Wales greet mourners queueing to see Queen lying in state

Charles and William make a surprise visit to those braving a long, cold wait to reach Westminster Hall

Liverpool Echo

Emmerdale pulled for live coverage from Westminster Hall

ITV was live from Westminster with comments from the public

Chronicle Live

North East MPs reflect after visiting Westminster Palace to see the Queen's coffin lying in state

There have been reports of some people queuing for up to 14 hours

Chronicle Live

Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby accused of 'jumping queue' to see Queen's coffin

This Morning hosts Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby were seen waiting to file past the Queen's coffin at Westminster Hall

Chronicle Live

David Beckham spotted in Queen queue as he lines up for over 12 hours

David Beckham joined the massive queue of mourners at 2am on Friday morning and was still there at 2pm as he waited with thousands of other people to enter Westminster Hall

Evening Standard

London road closures and transport restrictions for the Queen’s funeral

Tube stations in central London will be exceptionally busy while bus routes around Westminster will be diverted

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