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Tourism boost expected for the UK following the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II

Thousands of people flocked to London in the days following the death of Queen Elizabeth II to pay their final respects, which ultimately delivered a significant boost to the tourism sector. Now, it’s expected the UK could be in for another tourism boost following the death of Her Late Majesty. According to RadioTimes, the State Funeral was watched by a peak of 37.5 million people in the…
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Flags fly at full mast once again, but royal mourning continues

The State Funeral and burial ceremony for the late Queen Elizabeth II concluded the national mourning period that spanned 11 days following her death.  Throughout the mourning period, all British institutional buildings around the world have had their flags flying at half mast; that includes embassies, consulates and other institutions that represent the United Kingdom in the world.  One…
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Waiting for their mistress one last time: Queen Elizabeth II's corgis watch her coffin pass

Two tiny corgis were among the mourners at Windsor Castle as the hearse bearing the late Queen Elizabeth II arrived at St. George’s Chapel on Monday afternoon. Sandy and Muick, the last of Queen Elizabeth II’s corgis, were photographed waiting in the grounds of Windsor Castle, accompanied by members of the Royal Household. Queen Elizabeth II’s love of corgis was well-documented…
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A moving goodbye as Queen Elizabeth II passes in front of Buckingham Palace for the last time

After a moving funeral service, Her Late Majesty’s coffin was carried on the State Gun Carriage to Wellington Arch. Following a very long walk from Westminster Abbey through Whitehall and the Cenotaph, Horse Guards Parade and the Mall, the procession arrived in front of Buckingham Palace. Waiting for the cortège were the entire staff of the Palace; placed in one single line that…
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