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Details for Queen's coffin mourners confirmed including wristbands to use toilet

The Government is bracing for unprecedented numbers of people to visit Parliament where the late Queen will lie in state for four days before the state funeral on Monday

Daily Mirror

UK weather: Mourners face overnight queues in ‘thundery showers’ to see Queen’s coffin

Late monarch will lie in state in Westminster Hall from Wednesday to the day of the funeral

The Independent UK

Queen Elizabeth II: Day-by-day guide from now until her funeral

Details of the days of official events leading up to the funeral of the Queen, Britain’s longest-reigning monarch, have been revealed.

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Who was the last Royal to lie in state and – how many people visited Westminster Hall?

The last time a royal lay in state was the Queen Mother in 2002. It is estimated 200,000 queued to pay their last respects to her, with that crowd set to be far eclipsed by the Queen's lying in state

Daily Mirror

King appears to smile after Commons Speaker mentions Glorious Revolution

The Glorious Revolution permanently established Parliament as the ruling power of England and, later, the United Kingdom.

The Independent UK

Parliament gathers in Westminster Hall for first address from King Charles

The King heard tributes to his mother, Queen Elizabeth II, from the Speakers of both the Lords and the Commons.

The Independent UK

How to attend Queen’s lying in state in London, when is it and rules?

What you need to know about event at Westminster Hall in the lead up to Elizabeth II’s funeral

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Everything King Charles III said as he addresses Parliament

King Charles III paid tribute to his "darling late mother" and resolved to follow the late Queen's example of "selfless duty"

Manchester Evening News

Prince Andrew and Harry will NOT wear military uniform at Queen's state funeral

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Irish Mirror

Prince Andrew and Prince Harry will NOT wear military uniform at Queen's state funeral

The Duke of York and Duke of Sussex will only be wearing ceremonial uniforms at the final vigil for the Queen at Westminster Hall, according to sources

Daily Mirror

Prince Andrew will not wear uniform at most ceremonial events during period of mourning for Queen

Working members of the royal family will wear military uniform at five ceremonial events during the mourning period

The Independent UK

Watch: King Charles addresses both Houses of Parliament before departing for Edinburgh

King Charles will lead a poignant procession behind the coffin of his mother in Edinburgh on Monday afternoon after he spoke of the “weight of history” as he addressed Westminster Hall in his first visit to Parliament as sovereign. The King said: “As I stand before you today, I cannot…

Evening Standard

‘I feel the weight of history,’ King Charles says in historic address to MPs

The King stressed to MPs and peers he was ‘resolved faithfully’ to follow the late Queen’s ‘selfless duty’

Evening Standard

Queen’s state funeral route and where to watch it as coffin carried to Westminster Abbey

Queen Elizbaeth II’s coffin will travel from Scotland to London ahead of state funeral at Westminster Abbey on 19 September

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King quotes Shakespeare in moving tribute to Queen in speech to MPs and peers

Later, the Queen will be taken from the Palace of Holyroodhouse to nearby St Giles’ Cathedral.

The Guardian - UK

King Charles addresses parliament at Westminster Hall

New monarch pays tribute to Queen Elizabeth II at ceremony and receives condolences from Speakers

Daily Mirror

Emotional King Charles pays tribute to 'darling mother' in historic address in Parliament

In a historic statement to both Houses of Parliament from Westminster Hall, King Charles III recalled how Shakespeare described Elizabeth I and said 'I cannot help but feel the weight of history which surrounds us'

Daily Mirror

Charles and Camilla sit on thrones for first time as King and Queen - but hers is shorter

King Charles III is receiving the motion of condolence at Westminster Hall today - with Queen Consort Camilla taking her place beside her husband

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Daily Mirror

Full rules for visiting Queen's coffin - with no cameras allowed and strict bag checks

Members of the public are welcome to pay their respects , but have been told to expect queues as long as 30 hours in which people are not allowed to bring chairs

Wales Online

Crowds cheer and raise phones as King Charles arrives to address Parliament with the Queen Consort

Charles and Camilla could be seen waving at the crowds

Manchester Evening News

Queen lying in state - official guidance and everything you need to know if you want to pay your respects

The Queen will lie in state at the Palace of Westminster later this week

The Guardian - UK

MPs likely to be recalled for emergency ‘budget’ after Queen’s funeral next week – as it happened

Liz Truss expected to announce plans for immediate tax cuts in what will amount to emergency budget

The Guardian - UK

Public warned of overnight queues to view Queen’s coffin lying in state

One estimate says people could wait 12 hours to pay respects at Westminster Hall in London

Liverpool Echo

Warnings issued to those visiting the Queen lying-in-state

Westminster Hall will be open 24 hours a day for four days for crowds to view the Queen's coffin

Wales Online

How to see the Queen lying in state: When and who can go and what's banned amid warnings of 12-hour queues

Anyone can go along but there is a warning of some very long waits and a long list of what you can and can't do

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