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The late Queen Elizabeth II will be farewelled in the UK's first state funeral since 1965 next week. Here's how the service will look.

The funeral service, which will be attended by 2,000 people including heads of state and foreign royalty, will take place at Westminster Abbey

Exceptions include aircrafts flying from London City Airport, London Heathrow Airport, Royal Air Force Northolt and London Heliport.

Buckingham Palace released details Thursday on the state funeral for Queen Elizabeth II, who died on September 8. World leaders will join Britain’s royal family, politicians, members of the military and others at a state funeral on Monday before a private interment at Windsor Castle. Below are details of what…

Two thousand people including world leaders and foreign royals will gather inside Westminster Abbey for the final farewell

The Queen's funeral will take place on Monday, September 19 and will be televised with multiple broadcasters sharing their coverage plans

The funeral service, which will be attended by 2,000 people including heads of state and foreign royalty, will take place at Westminster Abbey.

National two-minute silence to be held after late monarch’s state funeral

Some 800 guests will gather in St George’s Chapel, Windsor Castle, for the service on Monday afternoon after the state funeral at Westminster Abbey.

The late monarch will be interred alongside her husband the Duke of Edinburgh in the chapel which sits inside St George’s Chapel, Windsor Castle.

As Queen Elizabeth II is laid to rest on Monday September 19, TV channels across the UK will be broadcasting special coverage of the funeral of the monarch. Here's how BBC, ITV and Sky News will be marking the historic moment