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The King and Queen Consort travel to Wales today for the first time since the Queen died last Thursday. Preparations have been going on all week ahead of the much-anticipated visit and crowds are building across Cardiff.
Good Morning Britain shared the moving moment Susanna Reid accompanied her mum to see the Queen lie in state. As of Friday morning (September 16), it was reported that the queues to Westminster Hall reached 14 hours overnight. Today also marks the second full day of Queen Elizabeth lying in state before her funeral on Monday (September 19).
Further details have been announced for the Queen's funeral. Queen Elizabeth II will be laid to rest on Monday, September 19, following four days of lying in state at Westminster Hall. Last weekend, the Earl Marshal, Duke of Norfolk confirmed that the Queen's state funeral will be held at Westminster Abbey at 11am on Monday.
The queue to see the Queen’s coffin lying in state has officially opened.
Fans of Harry and Meghan have shared how they were touched by their public show of affection during a ceremony for the late Queen Elizabeth II. On Wednesday (September 14), Queen Elizabeth II's coffin was moved from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Hall in a procession led by King Charles III.
Many people may be questioning why the Queen's procession will take place at exactly 2.22pm. But there is a logical reason for it, a royal editor explained. Appearing on the ITV show Lorraine, Russel Myers explained the details of the late monarch's ceremonial procession.
Charles fully understands what is at stake: as prince of Wales, he visited Northern Ireland 39 times. He lived through the Troubles, saw his late mother play the role of reconciler during an historic state visit to Dublin in 2011, and grasps what may be a turning point today with nationalists for the first time edging out unionists in recent regional assembly elections. Those unionists have since boycotted Northern Ireland's power-sharing government.
The Greater Manchester Police Federation's chair is among those showing sympathy and support to King Charles III after His Majesty wrote the wrong date down and got frustrated with a pen.