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William and Kate to travel to Sandringham today to view floral tributes left for Queen

Queen Elizabeth II is lying in state in Westminster Hall, while King Charles has retreated to Highgrove and Prince William and Princess Kate are going to Sandringham

Daily Mirror

The three-mile line to see the Queen at Westminster showcases the very best of Britishness

Crowds were well-spirited and welcoming, but in classic British style, queue politics soon followed, Maryam Zakir-Hussain reports

The Independent UK

Long journeys and winding queues as mourners pay last respects to the Queen

People travel from across the country to see procession from Buckingham Palace and attend lying-in-state at Westminster Hall

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'Sight of Meghan Markle and Kate Middleton together would have warmed Queen's heart'

The Queen Consort, the Princess of Wales, the Countess of Wessex and the Duchess of Sussex were a united picture of elegance and dignity as they stood in a line before the committal service began

Daily Mirror

Lying in state: Visitors take a few moments to say goodbye to the Queen

Hundreds of thousands expected to queue for many hours just to pay their last respects to Elizabeth II in Westminster Hall.

The Independent UK

Moment Prince Harry is banned from saluting Queen's coffin with shamed uncle Andrew

Prince Harry and Prince Andrew did not wear military uniform while escorting the Queen's coffin from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Hall today - and there was a symbolic gesture that they were not allowed to perform either

Daily Mirror

Queen Elizabeth II's coffin arrives at Westminster Hall for lying in state ahead of funeral

The Queen's coffin arrives at Westminster Hall, where it will remain on public display for the lying in state until the late monarch's funeral on Monday.

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Queen to lie in state for four days in Westminster Hall before funeral

Coffin carried on horse-drawn gun carriage from Buckingham Palace as thousands queue to pay last respects

The Guardian - UK

Queen's lying in state queue expected to be 10 miles long as Scots secretary set to guard coffin

People have already started queuing along the banks of the river Thames for the five days of lying in state at Westminster Hall.

Daily Record

Lying-in-State queue map to see the Queen's coffin and nearest underground stations

The queue will stretch from the Palace of Westminster to Southwark Park

Manchester Evening News

When you can see the Queen lying in state and for how long for

Long queues have already formed as members of the public wait to pay their final respects to the Queen

Manchester Evening News

Mourners pay respects as Queen Elizabeth lies in state – as it happened

Thousands queue on streets of London to file past Queen after procession from Buckingham Palace

The Guardian - AU

Queen Elizabeth II's coffin arrives at Westminster to lie in state

The coffin of Queen Elizabeth II left Buckingham Palace for the last time Wednesday, borne on a horse-drawn carriage and saluted by cannons and the tolling of Big Ben, in a solemn procession through the flag-draped, crowd-lined streets of London to Westminster Hall. There, Britain’s longest-serving monarch will lie in…

France 24

Woman becomes first in London queue to view Queen's coffin - 48 hours early

Security staff are already lining up along the expected queue route, which may run from Victoria Tower Gardens across Lambeth Bridge down to Westminster Bridge.

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London faces ‘unprecedented’ transport demand in run-up to Queen’s funeral

Rail groups and TfL tell travellers to expect crowded services as mourners visit Westminster Hall

The Independent UK

Man crosses two lanes of traffic on 35-second sprint to wave at King’s car

The man, captured live on broadcast cameras, chased after the car carrying the King and Queen Consort as they left Westminster on Monday.

The Independent UK

Parliament gathers in Westminster Hall for first address from King Charles

The King heard tributes to his mother, Queen Elizabeth II, from the Speakers of both the Lords and the Commons.

Daily Mirror

Emotional King Charles pays tribute to 'darling mother' in historic address in Parliament

In a historic statement to both Houses of Parliament from Westminster Hall, King Charles III recalled how Shakespeare described Elizabeth I and said 'I cannot help but feel the weight of history which surrounds us'

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Manchester Evening News

Queen lying in state - official guidance and everything you need to know if you want to pay your respects

The Queen will lie in state at the Palace of Westminster later this week

The Guardian - UK

Dropped cheese and ‘alarming speed’: politicians and royal staff remember Queen

As respects were paid tat Westminster, many told stories of their humorous encounters with the Queen

Daily Record

The Queen's love of Scotland 'cannot be underestimated', says Ian Blackford in Commons tribute

The SNP leader at Westminster spoke of the Queen's love of her Balmoral estate and her fondness for all things Scottish.

Manchester Evening News

'They need to get a grip, and find out how much a loaf of bread costs right now': Harpurhey reacts to Liz Truss' election

Far away from Westminster, shoppers in Harpurhey this afternoon were more concerned about what comes next than who comes next.

Evening Standard

Westminster Abbey welcomes forty-two globes ahead of UK’s largest public art trail

The UK’s largest public art trail is launching in major cities across the country with more than 100 artists taking part.

The Guardian - UK

Anger as Plaid Cymru restores whip to MP cautioned for assaulting wife

Ex-leader joins criticism of decision to allow Jonathan Edwards to represent party in Commons again

Daily Record

Skye and Dornie 'shootings' prompt call for gun regulations review in Scotland

SNP Westminster leader Ian Blackford said that the attacks should prompt a review of gun regulations in Scotland.

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