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This Morning viewers have been flocking to social media to share their reaction to Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield giving an explanation for being in Westminster Hall last week. The duo were last seen hosting the show last Thursday with Friday's show cancelled to make way for coverage of King Charles' visit to Wales.
Susanna Reid appeared to directly respond to claims of 'queue jumping' from her ITV co-stars after she queued for several hours to see the Queen lie in state. Prior to her funeral on Monday, September 19, Queen Elizabeth II spent four days lying in state at Westminster Hall.
Thousands of This Morning fans have signed a petition to see Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield 'axed' from the programme as they continue to face backlash over accusations they 'jumped the queue' to see the Queen lie in state.
Millions of people will have watched the Queen's state funeral as it was televised to the nation and beyond. On Monday, September 19, Queen Elizabeth II was laid to rest following her death on September 8. Buckingham Palace announced 11 days ago that Her Majesty had passed 'peacefully' aged 96 at Balmoral.
The Duchess of Sussex was spotted crying as she left Westminster Abbey following the Queen’s majestic state funeral. Meghan Markle was seen wiping away a tear after attending the historic service for the 96-year-old monarch, who passed away on September 8 at her beloved Scottish home at Balmoral Castle.
It's a sombre and emotional day for those who have followed the Queen at different times throughout her 70-year reign as she is laid to rest. Her state funeral is taking place on Monday, September 19, following her death on September 8.
Susanna Reid and Huw Edwards have both appeared to pass comment on the 'queue jump' row which appears to be continuing even after the doors to see the Queen lie in state at Westminster Hall were closed.
James Blunt was among the last to see the Queen lie in state after he joined the last of the hundreds of thousands in the queue to Westminster Hall. The queue was closed at 10.30pm on Sunday night (September 18) before the last mourner paid their final respects to the late monarch after four days of lying in state.