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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.
The Springboks' stocks at flyhalf could resemble stage 6 load-shedding by the time they touch down in Durban on Monday morning.
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Antonio Colak admits he sent a Rangers message after he scored at Ibrox amid dissenters from Dundee United's supporters to the minute's silence for The Queen.
Fuming Graeme Souness has taken aim at UEFA after the national anthem was banned before this week's Champions League ban - as he lauded Rangers for their defiance.
Fulham, carried wreaths as they led their teams out toward the center circle ahead of a pre-match minute’s silence for Queen Elizabeth II at the City Ground. Over at Villa Park, the lights were dimmed, the middle of the field was illuminated and tributes to the late monarch were displayed on the screens. Later, a soprano sang 'God Save the King' in front of the players of Aston Villa and Southampton. When the clock reached 70 minutes at both matches, fans stood and applauded in memory of the queen — who died last week after 70 years on the throne. Play even briefly stopped.
King Charles is to visit Wales for the first time since ascending the throne today, before returning to London to hold a vigil at the Queen’s coffin with his brothers and sister. Charles and the Queen Consort have travelled to Cardiff for the next leg of a home nations tour following the Queen’s death, after trips to Northern Ireland and Scotland.
The Prince of Wales made a heart breaking admission to a mourner while visiting Sandringham House. William and Kate went to view the sea of flowers left for the Queen at the gates of the Norfolk estate on Thursday (September 15).