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When is the Queen's funeral?

The King and members of the Royal Family joined the procession in the Quadrangle at Windsor Castle. The hymn “The Lord’s My Shepherd”, which was also sung at the wedding of Prince Philip and the Queen in 1947, followed afterwards, with the strains of “Love Divine All Loves Excelling” ringing around the abbey. I guess some people may applaud the Queen as she passes,” adds Claire. “Maybe they’ll be applauded the King, her children and grandchildren. It will be so special to see them all. I’m bound to get emotional. It’s going to be an emotional moment.”

Television cameras will be allowed insideWestminster Abbey so the funeral will air live on TV – here’s everything you need to know. There are also expected to be big screens put up around London and the rest of the country so thatRoyal fans in tears about what Harry, William and Queen's grandchildren did for her as they hold vigil a b Wald, Matthew L (June 23, 2002). "Ideas & Trends; For Air Crash Detectives, Seeing Isn't Believing". The New York Times. ISSN 0362-4331. Archived from the original on May 18, 2013 . Retrieved October 16, 2013. Today, the Queen's coffin makes its final journey from London to Windsor Castle, where the late monarch will be buried alongside her husband Prince Philip. This morning's grand state funeral at Westminster Abbey is just one aspect of the royal family's final goodbye to Queen Elizabeth II. The Queen's Wake is a narrative poem by James Hogg, first published in 1813. It consists of an Introduction, three Nights, and a Conclusion, totalling over five thousand lines, and there are also authorial notes. The poem presents the contributions, in various metres, of a series of Scottish bards to a competition organised by Mary, Queen of Scots on her arrival in Scotland from France in 1561.

The Daily Mirror reported that the Queen’s eight grandchildren, including the Prince of Wales and Prince Harry would mount guard for 15 minutes inside Westminster Hall. A little away from the throng, there was John, a homeless man. The 45-year-old said he habitually slept in St James’ Park at weekends, adding: “Happy to share the place today and give the Queen a wave. Then I suppose everyone will probably go away again.”We had to come to pay our respects,” said Sir Paul. “I met the Queen on several occasions, and she was the most engaging of people.