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    Queen Elizabeth

    After the State Funeral the Queen's coffin was conveyed on a gun carriage from Westminster Abbey to Wellington Arch by 142 Royal Navy sailors. At Wellington Arch the coffin was lifted onto a hearse for the relatively short journey to Windsor Castle in Berkshire where the Queen will be interred...
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    What will change in Canada with the accession of King Charles?

    The Queen faces to the right on coins whereas the King will face to the left.
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    Queen Elizabeth

    Unfortunately, they made us going into work this Bank Holiday Monday, albeit our shift doing 8-1 instead of the usual 12-8, so I missed the actual funeral. But as I was walking home I watched on my phone the procession with the Queen's coffin on the gun carriage pulled by 142 Royal Navy sailors...
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    Queen Elizabeth

    They still don't have to watch it, though.
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    Queen Elizabeth

    Two million people have descended on London - on top of the nine million who live there - for the first State Funeral in Britain since that of Churchill in 1965. The funeral is expected to have the biggest TV audience in history, with over half the world's population - 4.1 billion - expected to...
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    Queen Elizabeth

    A gay man with a wife and kids.
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    Queen Elizabeth

    Breaking News Prince George, 9, and Princess Charlotte, 7 - second and third in the line of Succession respectively - are to attend tomorrow's State Funeral of their great-grandmother.
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    Queen Elizabeth

    Queen Elizabeth II's personal touches in plans for funeral day By George Bowden & Sean Coughlan, royal correspondent BBC News 15th September 2022 A rehearsal for the state funeral was held overnight on Thursday Queen Elizabeth II made personal additions to plans for her funeral day...
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    Queen Elizabeth

    What can we expect from King Charles III?
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    Queen Elizabeth

    Biden pays tribute to the Queen
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    Queen Elizabeth

    UK observed a minute's silence at 8pm.
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    Queen Elizabeth

    All the politicians, royalty and celebs did. The same goes for Chris Schofield and Amanda Willoughby, the hosts of ITV's This Morning.
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    Queen Elizabeth

    Joe Biden visits the Queen's coffin at Westminster Hall Spain's King Felipe VI and Sweden's King Carl XVI Gutav visit the Queen's coffin
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    Queen Elizabeth

    'God save the King': Queuing crowds cheer royals
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    Queen Elizabeth

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    Queen Elizabeth

    The Queen's eight grandchildren have held a 15-minute vigil - with the Prince of Wales, the new heir to the throne, leading his cousins in paying their respects. The event marked the first time William's brother Prince Harry, who stepped back as a working royal in 2020, was seen wearing...
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    Queen Elizabeth

    'I need you to stop!': 'Leftist' MSNBC host schooled by UK historian over Queen's legacy Woke Yanks at it again... British historian Andrew Roberts has slammed MSNBC host Ali Velshi for taking aim at the legacy of the Royal Family during a tense exchange in the network's special "Remembering...
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    Queen Elizabeth

    So what's the number of Commonwealth citizens that would want to move to Canada in your open borders Commonwealth? The answer is: You don't know. So you want to open Canada's borders to an unknown number of people which could be 2.4 billion at the most or "just" 10 million. It's a crackpot...
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    Queen Elizabeth

    Royals watch vigil As King Charles III and his three siblings stood in vigil around their late mother's coffin, members of the Royal Family were at the side of Westminster Hall observing the historic and solemn moment. Camilla, the Queen Consort, was joined by: Vice Admiral Sir Tim Laurence...
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    Queen Elizabeth

    If you want to open Canada's borders to 2.4 billion people then you're obviously suffering from some sort of psychiatrical problem.