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King Charles III and his family have been consoled by the support and love they have received from the public.

A coffin marked RIP British Empire was thrown into the River Liffey on Monday, while the funeral for the late Queen Elizabeth took place in England.

Japan’s Emperor Naruhito mingled with heads of state and other distinguished guests at a reception following the Westminster Abbey service.

Over 90 clips of the game, which is in the early stages of development, have been posted on social media.

A look back at the days following the death of the longest-reigning monarch in British history.

The musical megastar joined celebrities and other public figures in bidding farewell to her.

Extra officers were deployed from the West Midlands, Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire.

The Queen’s death has prompted questions over the possibility of a reconciliation between Harry, his brother the Prince of Wales and the King.

Kevin Stephens said his daughter, Cerys, will get ‘strength’ from playing clarinet alongside the Queen’s coffin at Windsor Castle.

A group of students at the King’s former school said it was ‘surreal’ to be sitting in his old bedroom while watching the Queen’s funeral.

A day of disruption at Paddington station caused disruption for mourners who came to London for the Queen’s funeral.

The committal service took place at 4pm on Monday following the state funeral in London.

Dan Llywelyn Hall painted a portrait of the Queen in 2013, becoming the 133rd artist to do so.

Thousands lined the route as the late monarch’s coffin was taken by gun carriage and hearse to St George’s Chapel at Windsor Castle.

Dozens of members of the family attended the service at Westminster Abbey.

Prince George, nine, and Princess Charlotte, seven, showed remarkable composure as they played their part in the sombre proceedings.

Thousands of people fell silent, held their phones aloft and waved Union flags as the state hearse carrying the Queen passed along the Long Walk.

The actor shared a picture taken shortly before the service began on Monday morning.

Muick and Sandy, who brought the monarch joy during the pandemic, and Emma her trusted riding pony were brought out in her honour.

The First Minister was present at the monarch’s state funeral at Westminster Abbey.