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Viewers were moved to tears when they spotted the Queen's favourite horse Emma saying her silent goodbye to the monarch at Windsor Castle, thanks to dedicated groom Terry Pendry

On Monday morning London time, an unprecedented hourslong ceremony began as the coffin of Queen Elizabeth II was borne in splendid procession from Westminster Hall to Westminster Abbey, where the royal family, hundreds of Britain’s leaders and heads of state from around the world attended the funeral service for England’s…

Emma the pony stood with her handler as the Queen''s funeral procession arrived at Windsor Castle on Monday. The former monarch's beloved corgis were also there – and both tributes moved many TV viewers to tears

Some people travelled hundreds of miles to pay tribute to the late monarch.

The Duke of Sussex walked behind his grandmother's coffin through London and Windsor Castle, with the Duchess joining processions at Westminster Abbey and St George's Chapel.

Sandy and Muick were brought to the watch her funeral cortege pass through Windsor Castle, just as she wanted

Mourners will be able to visit St George’s Chapel to pay their respects to the late queen

Windsor Castle, where the Queen spent much of her time in her final years, will reopen a week later on September 29.

In candid snaps of the royals who took part in the procession behind the late monarch's coffin in Windsor Castle, the brothers can be seen awaiting the arrival of the funeral cortege

Culture Secretary Michelle Donelan gave the figure the morning after the nation’s longest-reigning monarch was buried at Windsor Castle.

Pictures taken before the service yesterday show several royals preparing to take part in the procession behind the late monarch's coffin in Windsor Castle.