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Harry and Meghan 'desperate to edit Netflix show and memoir' after Queen’s death

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have already had a hand in the editing process of their Netflix series but, following the Queen's death, they want to scale back some of the comments made about the likes of King Charles according to sources

Daily Mirror

Arrests during Operation Unicorn were not for protesting, police say

Chief Constable Sir Iain Livingstone reflected on the policing response at events commemorating the death of the Queen in Scotland.

The Independent UK

Cause of Queen's death being 'kept secret' despite record being made 13 days ago

Despite inquiries about the Queen's death being referred to the National Records of Scotland, the public body is understood to have told council staff not to release any details to media outlets

Daily Mirror

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Police confirm 'relatively few arrests' made during Operation Unicorn after Queen's death

Chief Constable Sir Iain Livingstone QPM said the police force had been praised for ensuring the significant events relating to the Queen's death were held safely, securely and with dignity.

Daily Record

Hundreds queue up as Windsor Castle opens for first time since Queen’s death

It is the first opportunity the public have had to view the Queen’s final resting place.

The Independent UK

‘People underestimate me’: Stacey Solomon on snobbery, The X Factor and her plan to sort Britain out

She seemed a typical here-today-gone-tomorrow reality star but won the nation over on I’m a Celebrity. Now a TV presenter, she reflects on being a teenage mum, politics and why we shouldn’t bankroll the royals

The Guardian - UK

You can now visit the Queen's grave for £26.50 - or £28.50 on Saturdays

A new ledger stone has been placed on the grave, carrying the names of the Queen, the Duke of Edinburgh, and the Queen's parents

Wales Online

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Windsor Castle to reopen to public following Queen’s death

Windsor Castle will reopen to the public for the first time since the death of Queen Elizabeth II.

Evening Standard

Queen approved plane to transport coffin with stirring words, Mike Tindall says

The former England rugby star shared the claim on his podcast but said he could not verify the story sent to him by an “ex-army friend”

Wales Online

Queen Margrethe II of Denmark shocks family by stripping four grandchildren of royal titles

Palace says grandchildren will ‘maintain their places in the order of succession’

The Independent UK

Former Rugby star Mike Tindall makes Queen coffin plane claim

Tindall is married to the late Queen’s granddaughter Zara Tindall

Irish Mirror

Queen approved plane to transport coffin with stirring words, says Mike Tindall

The husband of Queen’s granddaughter Zara Tindall told the story on his podcast The Good, The Bad & The Rugby.

The Independent UK

Inside King Charles' tight inner circle with adored aide, 'hunky' assistant and old friend

As he prepares to enter just the fourth week of his reign following the death of his beloved mother, King Charles already has a team of loyal staff to count on.

Daily Record

Dis Life: 'Disabled people were effectively shut out of paying their respects to Queen'

Disability campaigner Anna Morell says disabled people were initially told they were not allowed to hang onto vital food, medicine, or use umbrellas as walking canes as part of the queue for the Queen's lying in state

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West Lothian woman says attending Queen's funeral was "tremendous honour"

Lord Lieutenant Moira Niven MBE was among the 2000 people at the service in Westminster Abbey.

Daily Mirror

Inside King Charles' tight inner circle - adored aide, 'hunky' assistant and old pal

As he prepares to enter just the fourth week of his reign following the death of his beloved mother, King Charles already has a team of loyal staff as well as close friends he can count on to help steer him through these early days

Daily Mirror

What is the Regency Act 1937 and what does it mean for Prince William and George?

The Regency Act exists to allow someone else to rule in a monarch's stead in the event that they are not yet an adult or have become incapacitated. It was first brought in to deal with an issue about the Queen's age

Daily Mirror

Home in Prince Andrew's garden that was the Queen's favourite as a child

The Duke of York shares Royal Lodge with his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson but there is another home in the garden which was loved by the late Queen and her sister, Princess Margaret

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Tributes after death of 'caring and devoted' West Lothian councillor

Broxburn's Labour councillor, well known community activist Ann Davidson died on the same day as the Queen

The Independent UK

Charles sends message to Canada’s governor-general following storm Fiona

The King said he and the Queen Consort wanted to send their ‘profound sympathy to the people of Atlantic Canada’.

Evening Standard

Proposal launched for new Queen Elizabeth II memorial gardens in Buckingham Palace Gardens

Initially conceived for the Queen’s 90th, the updated plans now have support from London’s Environment Committee chair Zack Polanski

Daily Mirror

Meghan Markle pulls out of glitzy LA gala and postpones podcast following Queen's death

Meghan Markle was due to attend a special event in Los Angeles today alongside the likes of Hillary and Chelsea Clinton but will now not attend out of respect for the late Queen

Daily Mirror

This Morning hit with more Ofcom complaints amid 'Queuegate'

This Morning has been hit with a string of Ofcom complaints after hosts Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield were falsely accused of jumping the queue as they attended the Queen's lying in state

Daily Mirror

Holly Willoughby and Phil Schofield won't have extra security for NTAs despite booing fears

This Morning hosts Holly and Phil found themselves at the centre of controversy after being falsely accused of jumping the queue to see the Queen lying-in-state

Daily Mirror

ITV bosses fuming over Holly and Phil queue jump tweet that sparked 'shrill' backlash

ITV boss Dame Carolyn McCall complained to Domino's Pizza after it appeared to take a swipe at Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield when they were falsely accused of jumping the queue to see the Queen

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