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The Prince and Princess of Wales visit Sandringham to meet well-wishers and view floral tributes

The Prince and Princess of Wales visited Sandringham on Thursday, September 15, to view the many thousands of floral tributes left in memory of Queen Elizabeth II. As has been the case at all of the Royal Residences, people have been leaving flowers at the Sandringham Estate in Norfolk – the home where The Queen and her family stayed each Christmas and Easter. Their Royal Highnesses spent…
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London falls silent as Queen Elizabeth II is transferred from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Hall

The streets of London were full of mourners on Wednesday as many tens of thousands of people lined up to say their final goodbye to Queen Elizabeth II. Her late Majesty’s coffin was borne by the Gun Carriage of The King’s Troop Royal Horse Artillery with the Imperial State Crown resting on top. Following the coffin on foot were Queen Elizabeth’s four children – King…
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The Queen leaves Balmoral Castle for the last time as she begins her final journey

The late Queen Elizabeth II left Balmoral Castle for the final time on Sunday as her coffin left Balmoral Castle for the Palace of Holyroodhouse. The journey, which is expected to take six hours, will give the people of Scotland the opportunity to pay their respects to the late monarch. All across the route, people lined the streets to pay their tributes to the monarch of 70 years. The…
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The Royal Family view floral tributes to The Queen left by well-wishers at Balmoral

Members of The Royal Family who have remained in Scotland left the Balmoral Estate on Saturday afternoon to view the floral tributes left to Her late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. The Princess Royal and Sir Tim Laurence led the family to the gates of the Castle, where they read some of the cards and messages left by well-wishers. Joining their mother was Peter Phillips and Zara Tindall…
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