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The grief of a monarch for his ‘darling Mama’ is splashed across the mastheads as the weekend begins.

The grief of a monarch for his ‘darling Mama’ is splashed across the mastheads as the weekend begins.

Prime Minister Liz Truss had her first audience with the sovereign on Friday.

The Very Rev Prof David Fergusson said ‘we give thanks for all that she has been to our Church and our nation’.

Saturday marks D-Day +1 after the death of the Queen on Thursday.

The singer and actor was found dead in his US apartment, in Rochester, Minnesota, last month at the age of 41.

During the event a Principal Proclamation will be read in public by the Garter King of Arms in the open air.

The Queen’s funeral in expected to take place in around nine days’ time.

Caragh Eaton, 28, died after the collision in a Leicestershire village.

Diana Ross, Dionne Warwick and Barbra Streisand also paid tribute to the Queen.

Liz Truss had her first audience with the new King at Buckingham Palace.

Sir Paul recalled his multiple interactions with the Queen, spanning from 1965 to 2018, when he had made her ‘giggle slightly’.

Formal identification of the deceased has yet to take place.

Charles was known for his ‘black spider’ memos – so-called due to his distinctive handwriting and abundant use of underlining and exclamation marks.

The famous singer, who died in 2020, had known the monarch since the her 16th birthday.

The monarch paid tribute to his ‘darling Mama’ during the speech, which lasted almost eight minutes.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have had tense relations with the royal family.

She has become the new Princess of Wales after the King made William the Prince of Wales on Friday.

The 60-year-old American is due to play five concerts at Croke Park over the course of nine days.

The minister for the church where the Queen’s body is expected to lie in rest said its congregation cherishes its long relationship with the Queen.