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Over the course of this week, the UK public has honoured the late Queen in perhaps the most British way it possibly could - by forming a five-mile long queue to pay their respects.
Queen Elizabeth II this weekend, but the upcoming state funeral for Britain's longest serving monarch on Monday has seen three matches postponed. Demands on police to handle the huge crowds descending on London to pay their respects as the Queen lies in state have seen Liverpool's trip to Chelsea and Manchester United's clash against Leeds called off.
Premier League players and fans have the chance to honour Queen Elizabeth II this weekend, but the upcoming state funeral for Britain's longest serving monarch on Monday has seen three matches postponed. Demands on police to handle the huge crowds descending on London to pay their respects as the Queen lies in state have seen Liverpool's trip to Chelsea and Manchester United's clash against Leeds called off.
Manchester United now have 16 days to wait until they're next in action but at least they got their Europa League campaign going on Thursday with a victory over Sheriff Tiraspol.
Three-time Olympic swimming medallist Mark Tewksbury says he is "very honoured" to be part of the Canadian delegation attending Queen Elizabeth II's state funeral on Monday.
Mile after mile, hour after hour, mourners are trekking across London to pay their respects to the Queen. Her lying in state continues today (September 15) at the Palace of Westminster following her death last Thursday, aged 96.
As thousands queued in the capital to see Queen Elizabeth II lying in state, hundreds in Manchester greeted her youngest child Prince Edward, Earl of Wessex and his wife Sophie, Countess of Wessex. While the crowds in the city centre were not quite on the same level as those seen in London at the moment, plenty of people still lined the barriers to pay their respects.
Roger Federer has announced that he will retire from competitive tennis after the Laver Cup 2022. Federer shared the news on social media on Thursday afternoon having endured a long struggle with injuries and confirmed that he will not play any further Grand Slams or compete further on the ATP Tour. Ad Having racked up 20 Grand Slam singles titles, the Swiss will make a no-doubt emotional farewell at the Laver Cup — an event he has been instrumental in establishing.