COFFIN LEAVES BUCKINGHAM PALACE
Did Prince Harry visit King Charles after his cancer diagnosis without Meghan Markle?
Prince Harry hurried to the UK to be by his father's side, King Charles III, who was recently diagnosed with cancer. Despite his health challenges, the monarch has been making public appearances with a seemingly upbeat spirit, as conveyed by official statements from the Royal authorities.
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King Charles wears a crown for the first time since coronation
King Charles assumed a fundamental role as the monarch by presiding over the State Opening of Parliament, marking the formal beginning of the parliamentary year. Accompanied by Queen Camilla, the royal couple participated in a grand procession from Buckingham Palace to the Palace of Westminster, in the Diamond Jubilee State Coach.
Former Australian rugby player thrown out of Buckingham Palace after crude joke on Queen Elizabeth. Know what happened
When Australian rugby player Jeremy Paul went to pay a visit to Queen Elizabeth in 2004, he made a joke that left royal staff in shock. Know what he had said.
Prince Harry will attend father King Charles III's coronation, his wife Meghan Markle won't
The May 6 date of the coronation at Westminster Abbey coincides with their son's birthday.
Prince Harry will attend father's coronation. Meghan won't
Harry's wife Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, will remain in California with the couple's two children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, the palace said Wednesday.
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Five things to know about the queen's coffin procession
Some 6,000 soldiers, sailors and pilots from the British armed forces will take part in the procession, Chief of the Defence Staff Admiral Tony Radakin told the BBC on Sunday. At several points along the route they will perform a royal salute, for example when they pass the Victoria Memorial commemorating the queen.
Muslim man detained for running up towards Queen’s coffin in Westminster Hall. All details inside
Muhammad Khan was booked for breaking the queue and marching towards the Queen’s Coffin inside Westminster Hall. He was booked for his behavior of causing public distress and harm. The 28-year-old man will be produced before a magistrate on Monday.
Queue for queen's coffin 'paused' as wait hits 14 hours
A live tracker of the queue to get into historic Westminster Hall said it was "at capacity" and entry was being "paused" for six hours as waiting times reached 14 hours and the line stretched 5 miles (8 kilometers) from Parliament to Southwark Park in south London and then around the park. There was even an informal queue of people waiting to join the official one.
Buckingham Palace reveals details of queen's state funeral on Monday
On Friday evening, King Charles III and his siblings will stand vigil at their mother's coffin for 15 minutes as it lies in state at the 900-year-old Westminster Hall at the Houses of Parliament. Charles, Princess Anne, Prince Andrew and Prince Edward also stood vigil with the coffin when it lay in St. Giles' Cathedral in Edinburgh earlier this week.
Prince William speaks of 'challenging' walk behind Queen's coffin
Prince William, 40, was on a walkabout with wife, Kate - Princess of Wales, as they observed the floral tributes left for the late monarch since she passed away in Scotland last Thursday.
Prince Harry 'devastated' at Queen's coffin procession, service
The Duke of Sussex Prince Harry got emotional at the Queen's Coffin procession and service yesterday, with grief "written all over his face" as a body language expert claims.
Queen Elizabeth II's coffin leaves Buckingham Palace for final journey
The coffin will be received at Westminster Hall by the Archbishop of Canterbury, Most Reverend Justin Welby, to conduct a short service assisted by the Very Revd Dr David Hoyle, the Dean of Westminster. This ceremony will be joined by other members of the royal family as well before the coffin is placed on a catafalque, or raised platform.
Crowds flock to London to see queen's coffin procession
Crowds began massing early along the flag-lined road outside the palace for the procession from the monarch's official London residence to the historic Westminster Hall at Parliament. King Charles III and other members of the royal family will walk behind the coffin.
Queue fit for a queen: Thousands of mourners line up to view monarch's coffin & pay last respects to Queen Elizabeth II
Britain's longest-serving monarch is at rest in the capital's Westminster Hall ahead of Monday's state funeral.
'To my mother, The Queen': Princess Anne writes a moving letter
Princess Anne accompanied the Queen Elizabeth II's coffin in some of the journeys from Scotland's Balmoral Estate to central London
Queen Elizabeth II's coffin arrives at Buckingham Palace. Read details
After being flown from Edinburgh, the casket of Queen Elizabeth II landed just after 8 p.m. (1900 GMT) for the preparation of the late monarch's burial on Monday.
Queen Elizabeth's final journey sets record for most tracked flight in history. Details here
Millions tune in to websites, apps, and live streams to track the final flight of the Queen from Edinburgh to London. The journey was the most tracked flight in history as nearly 5 million viewers tuned in, causing the website to crash.
Queen Elizabeth II's coffin leaves Edinburgh cathedral for London return
King Charles III, headed back to London from Northern Ireland, where his visit drew a rare moment of unity from politicians in a region with a contested British and Irish identity that is deeply divided over the monarchy.
King Charles in Belfast, queen's coffin to return to London
In the latest outpouring of affection since Queen Elizabeth II's death last Thursday, hundreds of people lined the street leading to Hillsborough Castle, the royal family's official residence in Northern Ireland, just outside Belfast. The area in front of the gates to the castle was carpeted with hundreds of floral tributes.
King Charles III flies to Belfast, Queen's coffin to return to London
The Queen died on Thursday at her beloved Balmoral estate in the Highlands after a 70-year reign.
Queen Elizabeth II's coffin reaches Edinburgh, King Charles III to join procession. Here's all you may want to know
The Queen’s coffin left Balmoral Palace where she had died peacefully on Thursday afternoon for the Edinburgh palace with her son, King Charles III joining the procession.
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In keeping with a superstition prevalent in many European countries, he tied black ribbons in bows around the hives
"Maharani Elizabeth ko...": When British High Commissioner to India mourned demise of Queen Elizabeth II in Hindi
"I will try to speak clearly. Maharani Elizabeth ko, unki jeevan, nishtha aur kartaviya seva ke liye tha. United Kingdom, Bharat, Commonwealth ke desho puri duniya me yaad kiya jayega," Ellis said. This roughly translates to: "Queen Elizabeth dedicated her life to service. The UK, India, and the Commonwealth countries will always remember her."
Royal mourning to last until seven days after Queen Elizabeth II's funeral
Separate to the national mourning, which the government is expected to outline on Friday, Royal mourning is to be observed by "members of the Royal Family, Royal Household staff and Representatives of the Royal Household on official duties, together with troops committed to Ceremonial Duties".
Queen Elizabeth II passes away: Life & times of UK's longest-serving monarch
Buckingham Palace said the Queen died at Balmoral Castle, her summer residence in Scotland, where members of the royal family had rushed to her side after her health took a turn for the worse. She enjoyed robust health well into her 90s, although she used a cane in appearances after the death of Philip, her husband.
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