Queen Elizabeth II’s Funeral Procession arrives at Wellington Arch. Her late Majesty’s coffin heads under the Arch 👑

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142 sailors of the Royal Navy march away. Their duty in today’s Funeral Procession is complete 👑

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The National Anthem sounds as the State Hearse drives Queen Elizabeth II to Windsor Castle 👑

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Queen Elizabeth II passes the Royal Albert Hall - the venue of the Festival of Remembrance which Her late Majesty was keen to attend every year 👑

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People gather on one of the busiest roads out of London to get a glimpse of The Queen’s hearse as she returns to Windsor 👑

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Equerries who served The Queen stand closest to the coffin as the procession in Windsor begins 👑

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The Queen’s Funeral Procession has arrived on The Long Walk 👑

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Around 100,000 people have gathered on The Long Walk in Windsor to say goodbye to The Queen 👑

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The public have had their final sight of Queen Elizabeth II’s coffin as the procession arrives in the grounds of Windsor Castle 👑

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Grenadier Guards form a guard of honour as the State Hearse enters the Horseshoe Cloister 👑

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The Royal Family follow Queen Elizabeth II’s coffin into St George’s Chapel 👑

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The bearer party perform their final duty as they place The Queen’s coffin in St George’s Chapel 👑

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The Imperial State Crown, the Orb and the Sceptre are removed from the coffin and placed on the High Alter. After 70 years, the Crown is removed from Elizabeth II’s possession for the final time 👑

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The King places The Queen’s Company Camp Colour on his mother’s coffin 👑

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The Garter King of Arms proclaims the styles and noscripts of Queen Elizabeth II as her body is lowered into the Royal Vault 👑

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The Queen’s Piper plays a lament from the North Quire Aisle, the sound of which slowly fades as those inside St. George's Chapel remember Queen Elizabeth II 👑

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God Save The King is sung by the congregation in St George’s Chapel as the Committal Service comes to an end 👑

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King Charles III and Queen Camilla leave St George’s Chapel 👑

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What we have all witnessed today can only be described as magical.
We witnessed the Commonwealth turn out for Our Queen.
We witnessed servicemen and Prime Ministers from across the Realm paying their respects to Our Queen.
We witnessed a procession that has never been done on this scale in history.
We witnessed pomp and ceremony beyond anything we could have ever imagined.
The only two take always from today can be, Our Queen, Queen Elizabeth ll, was loved and admired by the entire world.
And that, we the British excel beyond measure in pageantry, nothing has or will ever compare.
For 70 long years, Queen Elizabeth ll served with grace, dignity and loyalty and we, her subjects will never forget what we witnessed on this incredibly sad day.

Rest In Peace Your Majesty 👑👑

👑 God Save The Queen 👑

Fellow Britons,
Today was a magnificent display of British pageantry.
Despite your feelings on the issue of monarchy, you cannot but have been deeply moved by the pomp and patriotism on display today in London.
Today has shown us what kind of a country we are at heart.
No other nation comes close to rivalling the splendour of the British nation.
If anyone is wondering what this country would look like under a Britain First government, just re-watch the programmes from today.
For the last time, we shall say, God Save The Queen.
Paul Golding

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