Queen’s funeral expected to become most viewed live broadcast of all time
The Queen’s funeral is set to overtake Princess Diana’s funeral in 1997 and Michael Jackson’s memorial service in 2009 to become the most-viewed live broadcast of all time.

The Queen’s funeral is set to overtake Princess Diana’s funeral in 1997 and Michael Jackson’s memorial service in 2009 to become the most-viewed live broadcast of all time.

London fell silent as the Queen’s horse-drawn coffin passed from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Hall. Mourners from far and wide
Selected cinemas across the UK have announced they will be broadcasting Her Majesty’s funeral on Monday 19 September. Around 150

The queue to the Queen’s coffin will be staffed by almost 2,000 stewards, volunteers, and first-aiders, according to figures from

People have flocked from all over the world to see the Queen’s coffin as it makes its procession through London


The public lined the streets of London tonight as the Queen’s coffin arrived in the capital and was driven to

When you think of Britain, you think of the Queen and the rain. So perhaps it was fitting that under

Hounslow Council is postponing its Cost of Living Marketplace due to be held tomorrow, following the death of Queen Elizabeth II.

King Charles III joined his brothers and sister to stand ceremonial guard around the Queen’s coffin at St Giles’ Cathedral

Boris Johnson claimed the Queen was ‘bright and focussed’ in their meeting just two days before her death at Balmoral.