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After a final procession to Windsor Castle and a televised service of committal at St George’s Chapel, the Queen’s coffin has been seen by the public for the final time as it was lowered into the Royal Vault.
The Queen’s committal service at St George’s Chapel in Windsor Castle will feature traditions symbolising the end of Elizabeth II’s reign. A congregation of 800 people - including the King, the royal family and realm prime ministers - was set to gather in the Gothic church on Monday (September 19).
With the Queen’s funeral scheduled for Monday September 19, it’s now emerging which bars, restaurants and pubs will be staying open on the Bank Holiday. According to a statement from the government on the matter, there is ‘no obligation to suspend businesses’ and that any decision to open or close will be at the ‘discretion of individual businesses’.
Bayern Munich supporters have protested against the impact the Queen’s death has had on football fans this week.
Hours before the death of the Queen was announced a football club in Kent was receiving an award in her honour.
English Heritage, which manages over 400 historic monuments, buildings and places including Stonehenge, Sandbach Crosses and Dover Castle, announced all of its sites would be closed on Monday. The closures have been made to mark the Queen’s funeral.
Queen Elizabeth was a presence at some of the most celebrated moments in sporting history in the United Kingdom.
Floral tributes are seen outside Canterbury Cathedral, in south-east England on September 11, 2022, as people of the Diocese and throughout the Communion express their affection and gratitude as they mourn the death of the late Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II. – Queen Elizabeth II’s coffin will travel by road through Scottish towns and villages on Sunday as it begins its final journey from her beloved Scottish retreat of Balmoral. The Queen, who died on September 8, will be taken to the Palace of Holyroodhouse before lying at rest in St Giles’ Cathedral, before travelling onwards to London for her funeral. (Photo by Ben Stansall / AFP)