The Duke of Sussex thanked his grandmother for her ‘infectious smile and sound advice’

King Charles III will make his first visit to Parliament as monarch

The Queen will be taken from the Palace of Holyroodhouse to nearby St Giles’ Cathedral later today.

The duke said he would “smile knowing that you and grandpa are reunited now, and both together in peace”

Harry has paid tribute to his grandmother.

The monarch had close connections to the church – a focal point during times of national celebration and sadness.

The Duke of Sussex described his “Granny” as a “guiding compass” and praised her commitment to service and duty.

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Sir Mark Rowley has begun his new job as Metropolitan Police Commissioner on Monday during unsettled times for the force.

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The royal has taken on a new title following the death of Queen Elizabeth II

The royal has taken on a new title following the death of Queen Elizabeth II

The Scottish capital will host ceremonial events marking the passing of the Queen on Monday.

Tyler Lindley, 19, has been charged with murder after death in Ammanford, Carmarthenshire

Government has set out guidelines on how people should behave when they are paying their respects to the Queen

The Queen’s funeral will take place in London on Monday, September 19, which is a public holiday

Thousands of people have paid their respects by laying flowers since Thursday but officials have raised concerns about some of the items being left

The Queen’s funeral will take place in London on Monday, September 19, which is a public holiday

The health care sector said the ‘unanticipated public holiday’ will cause huge disruption to operations and patient consultations.

The monarch must remain politically neutral and has ‘an important formal and ceremonial relationship’ with Parliament.

Both Houses of Parliament to express their condolences

Statistics released by the west London airport show six million people passed through its terminals last month.

Matt Palandra, 19, a computer engineering student at the University of Toronto, spent seven hours creating an A4 image of the Queen using tape.

The issue means no trains are running on the entire Victoria line or part of the Piccadilly line.

A number of engagements will take place in the days leading up to the state funeral.

Members of the public will be able to view the coffin at St Giles’ Cathedral in Edinburgh to pay their respects.

London’s rail services and roads will be ‘extremely busy’ throughout the official mourning period.

Bank holiday declared across UK for funeral on Monday 19 September

Bank holiday declared across UK for funeral on Monday 19 September

Every national newspaper shows the same image of the Queen carried by pallbearers from the Scottish military.

Since the death of the Queen on Thursday, he has already met members of the public in two walkabouts at Buckingham Palace.

Church of Scotland minister Lorna Hood said the Queen had beckoned her over to look at the family holiday photos on a visit to Balmoral.

The former Aston Villa footballer died an hour after being tasered near his childhood home in 2016.

Charles moved into Clarence House, which used to belong to his grandmother the Queen Mother, in 2003.

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‘Every room she was in, we felt her presence throughout,’ Prince Harry told well-wishers

Doors of Westminster Hall to be open 24 hours a day as thousands file past coffin

Charles and Camilla will then travel to Hillsborough Castle in Co Down for several engagements.

Scott Wilcock, who works under the name Snow Graffiti, created a mural with the words ‘thanks for everything ma’am’.

The Government urged people to check ahead and be prepared to stand for hours, ‘possibly overnight, with very little opportunity to sit down’.

Tom Harrison is to walk 263 miles from Land’s End, Cornwall, to Parliament Square in London from September 12.

Thousands of people are expected to queue to see the Queen’s coffin in Westminster Hall.

Bookings can be done online or over the phone as long as the person had their last Covid jab at least three months ago.

Fourteen campaign groups have written an open letter to the new boss of the Metropolitan Police on his first day in the job.

The 5,000-year-old vessel was among a number of objects found along with human remains during the work on Kirkcaldy High Street in Fife in June 1980.

The Dean of Westminster has said the Queen’s funeral will be ‘living tradition in action’ and a chance to give thanks for her ‘extraordinary life’.

There was no applause or flowers strewn in the path of the hearse, but there was a quiet and reflective atmosphere.

Silent and sombre crowds break into applause as funeral cortege makes six-hour trip from Scottish residence for Palace of Holyroodhouse

Restriction of one leader and partner per country due to capacity constraints at Westminster Abbey

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People in Edinburgh will be able to view the coffin at St Giles’ cathedral from 5pm on Monday September 12.

Crowds of thousands fall silent for cortege

Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral will take place on Monday 19 September

The serial has twice featured members of the real royal family.

PM will join monarch as he heads to Scotland on Monday

It comes amid reports that heads of state will be asked to use a coach instead of private cars to attend the service.

The cortege travelled around 180-miles from Balmoral to Edinburgh in a journey lasting more than six hours.

The director of music at Pembroke College, Cambridge had an impromptu duet with a security guard at a London station.

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Britons paying tribute to Queen Elizabeth II visited Windsor Castle on Sunday as her coffin travelled across Scotland

State funerals for a so-called ‘commoners’ need the assent of both parliament and monarch

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The pair struck up a “great relationship” during his four-and-a-half years as the Queen’s Piper.

‘They’ll be talking about this day for centuries, and we can say we were here,’ says one well-wisher who persevered through lengthy waiting times

Crowds had been forming throughout the day, with people lined up several rows deep at the barriers that had been erected.

Crowds fell silent before applauding as the Queen’s coffin made the six-hour journey from Balmoral to the Palace of Holyroodhouse.

‘A price worth paying,’ some mourners said of queues through Green Park lasting two hours or more

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“It was always in public service and duty that Her Majesty put herself first for the country and the Commonwealth.”

The hearse made a journey of around 180 miles from Balmoral to the Palace of Holyroodhouse.

She was just 25 and still a princess when she and Prince Philip made their first visit to United States in 1951, writes Andrew Buncombe

The Queen owned more than 30 corgis during her reign, and was known for her love of the breed.

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The proclamation was one of three taking place in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland on Sunday.

Ex-cabinet secretary Lord Butler said the new PM risks compromising the independence of the Civil Service.

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People have made their way along the Long Walk outside Windsor Castle to lay flowers following the death of the Queen.

The ceremony in the Co Down village took place in heavy rain.

The new PM has seen her life and her country change for ever.

The hearse will travel through villages in the Scottish Highlands before heading south to Edinburgh

Hundreds huddled under umbrellas outside the official royal residence in Northern Ireland.

She has been an ambassador for The Prince’s Trust for many years.

The family thanked well-wishers who came out to see them at Balmoral Castle.

Princesses Eugenie and Beatrice viewed tributes outside Balmoral with their father the Duke of York

A souvenir shop has seen customer numbers double while suppliers have been working through the night following the death of the Queen.

The Prince and Princess of Wales have said they will visit the nation soon.

The hearse carrying the Queen’s coffin will travel to Edinburgh, passing through significant cities, towns and settlements along the way.

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said the Queen had left her ‘beloved Balmoral for the final time’ as the hearse carrying her coffin began its journey.

Hundreds attended the ‘Time for Truth’ demonstration in Belfast on Sunday.

King Charles III will have his own cypher, suggesting he is set to receive new boxes to mark the start of his reign.

Greenfinches numbers dropped by 67 per cent over ten year period along with29 per cent of UK’s Chaffinches

Crathie Kirk held its first Sunday service since the Queen’s death.

One of the most common tributes left at Buckingham Palace, Windsor and Balmoral has been sunflowers.

Party vice president Michelle O’Neill attended a rally for Troubles victims in Belfast while the proclamation ceremony was held in Hillsborough.

The Most Rev Justin Welby was speaking during a service at Canterbury Cathedral on Sunday.

Hundreds of extra police officers have already been called in to police the capital in the run-up to the Queen’s funeral.

Ballater was one of the first places the Queen’s cortege passed through on Sunday as her coffin travelled from Balmoral to Edinburgh

A sea of flowers, cards and tributes were placed outside the gates of Windsor Castle ahead of the local proclamation of the new King, Charles III.