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From refusing to give up her surname to joining the Army against her father's wishes, Queen Elizabeth II didn't let anyone question her ability as a woman - now her legacy will continue to influence the lives of generations to come

When Sir Winston Churchill died in 1965, Daily Mail writer Vincent Mulchrone wrote there were "now two rivers running silently through in London, one of them made of people" as people queued to pay their respects.

A range of stays for those planning a visit to the capital to pay their respects

Sir Winston Churchill and the Duke of Wellington are among those to have had state funerals

Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral will take place on Monday 19 September

So far, economic sanctions on Russia have done nothing to halt Vladimir Putin’s war on Ukraine. The ruble is still strong. Oil prices are high. Before Ukraine’s latest advances on the battlefield, polls showed that 75% of Russians still supported the war (in public at any rate).

How makeup masters lay the foundation for award-worthy performances, from transforming Bradley Cooper into Bernstein to helping Brendan Fraser play a very obese man in The Whale

WHEN Charlie Reid heard about the Queen's death he was in a café in his hometown of Edinburgh.

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.