Mourners watch Queen Elizabeth’s hearse because it drives alongside the Lengthy Stroll on Monday in Windsor, England. The committal service at Windsor Fort’s St. George’s Chapel occurred following the state funeral at Westminster Abbey. A personal burial within the King George VI Memorial Chapel adopted.
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Mourners watch Queen Elizabeth’s hearse because it drives alongside the Lengthy Stroll on Monday in Windsor, England. The committal service at Windsor Fort’s St. George’s Chapel occurred following the state funeral at Westminster Abbey. A personal burial within the King George VI Memorial Chapel adopted.
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A complete nation paused to take the Lengthy Stroll on Monday — both in particular person, to mark Queen Elizabeth II’s ultimate return to Windsor Fort, or in spirit, watching a tradition-steeped farewell that spanned from central London to the late queen’s most important house.
Nicely-wishers gathered at barricades alongside the Lengthy Stroll, the famously rail-straight, tree-lined highway that runs greater than 2 1/2 miles as much as Windsor Fort. By the point the glass-paneled Jaguar hearse reached its vacation spot, its hood was adorned with roses, sunflowers and different blooms that individuals had tossed alongside the route.
The procession following the coffin of Queen Elizabeth II arrives on the Lengthy Stroll in Windsor on Monday to make its ultimate journey to Windsor Fort after the state funeral.
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The procession following the coffin of Queen Elizabeth II arrives on the Lengthy Stroll in Windsor on Monday to make its ultimate journey to Windsor Fort after the state funeral.
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When the procession entered the citadel, it introduced an finish to a journey that started with Queen Elizabeth II’s loss of life at Balmoral Fort in Scotland on Sept. 8. Since then, the queen has lain at relaxation and in state, and the brand new sovereign, King Charles, has ascended to the throne.
The committal service was non-public, however streamed on-line
The committal service at St. George’s Chapel Monday afternoon was saved non-public, reserved for the royal household and a small group that included leaders from across the commonwealth. As with different occasions Monday, it was streamed on-line.
After the service, Elizabeth’s coffin was to be lowered into the royal vault alongside her husband, Prince Philip, who died final 12 months, in accordance with the order of service.
A number of ceremonial requirements additionally occurred: The imperial state crown, orb and scepter that sat atop the coffin have been eliminated. And the lord chamberlain — a publish appointed by the monarch — “broke” his wand of workplace (it is a sectional piece of wooden) and positioned it atop the coffin.
Elizabeth’s coffin was then lowered by means of the central ground of the chapel, as a piper performed as soon as once more.
Royals and dignitaries attended the state funeral
First Girl Jill Biden and U.S. President Joe Biden arrive forward of the state funeral of Queen Elizabeth II at Westminster Abbey in London on Monday.
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First Girl Jill Biden and U.S. President Joe Biden arrive forward of the state funeral of Queen Elizabeth II at Westminster Abbey in London on Monday.
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The state funeral drew President Biden and different world leaders to Westminster Abbey, the place King Charles and Elizabeth’s different descendants somberly walked behind the monarch’s coffin into and out of the large church.
Prince Harry, duke of Sussex, and Meghan, duchess of Sussex, sat within the second row, immediately behind King Charles and Camilla, the queen consort, with Elizabeth’s coffin immediately earlier than them.
Prince William, the prince of Wales, sat within the entrance row throughout the aisle alongside Catherine, the princess of Wales, and Princess Charlotte, 7, and Prince George, 9. Charlotte wore a horseshoe brooch that’s reportedly an homage to her great-grandmother’s fondness for horses.
Britain’s Prince George of Wales, Britain’s Catherine, Princess of Wales, Britain’s Princess Charlotte of Wales and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, attend the state funeral and burial of Queen Elizabeth II at Westminster Abbey in London on Monday.
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Britain’s Prince George of Wales, Britain’s Catherine, Princess of Wales, Britain’s Princess Charlotte of Wales and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, attend the state funeral and burial of Queen Elizabeth II at Westminster Abbey in London on Monday.
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U.Ok. Prime Minister Liz Truss learn a passage from the Bible, lower than two weeks after the queen made Truss’s new place official.
The ornate service ended on a easy be aware, because the Queen’s Piper, Warrant Officer Class 1 (Pipe Main) Paul Burns, performed a conventional track on the bagpipe: “Sleep, dearie, sleep.”
The nation noticed two minutes of silence to mark the tip of the service, starting at 11:55 a.m. native time — 6:55 a.m. ET.
Mourners observe two minutes of silence as they collect to say goodbye to Queen Elizabeth II outdoors the Palace of Westminster and the homes of Parliament in London on Monday.
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Mourners observe two minutes of silence as they collect to say goodbye to Queen Elizabeth II outdoors the Palace of Westminster and the homes of Parliament in London on Monday.
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The procession introduced pomp and circumstance to the streets
Elizabeth’s coffin was carried by means of London in an enormous formal procession on foot, crossing close to Large Ben because it tolled. The group was led by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and comprised a number of navy detachments — together with a phalanx of Royal Navy sailors who pulled a gun carriage bearing the coffin.
For greater than an hour, the journey took sluggish, deliberate steps earlier than reaching Wellington Arch. From there, the coffin was transferred to the hearse, which started its journey west towards Windsor Fort on the far aspect of the Thames River.
Mourners collect to say goodbye to Queen Elizabeth II outdoors of the Palace of Westminster and the homes of Parliament in London on Monday.
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Mourners collect to say goodbye to Queen Elizabeth II outdoors of the Palace of Westminster and the homes of Parliament in London on Monday.
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In distinction to the ornate navy formality of the primary section of the procession, throngs of people that have been gathered alongside the route generally cheered for the queen, tossing flowers towards the hearse because it handed.
These ready to greet the queen’s coffin included her corgis, Muick and Sandy, who have been noticed as they have been taken outdoors for a stroll on the citadel.
Members of the royal family stroll two of the royal corgis at Windsor Fort forward of the committal service for Queen Elizabeth II on Monday.
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Members of the royal family stroll two of the royal corgis at Windsor Fort forward of the committal service for Queen Elizabeth II on Monday.
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