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Queen Elizabeth II’s body is now beside the Duke of Edinburgh’s after being temporarily kept in the Royal Vault in the grounds of Windsor Castle. Queen Elizabeth Queen Elizabeth II has been buried alongside her beloved husband of 73 years, Prince Philip, during an intimate, and final send-off for the monarch at King George VI Memorial Chapel, Windsor. The late monarch’s coffin made its final journey to the resting place inside Windsor Castle on Monday afternoon. Following a Commital Service, attended by members of the Firm, royal staff past and present, and world leaders, the Queen was laid to rest in an…

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Flags on British government buildings around the world have returned to full mast following the end of the period of national mourning marking the death of Queen Elizabeth II. 

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Coffin en route for Windsor Castle

The Westminster Abbey service comes to an end, the coffin will make its way through London and onto Windsor.

Queen’s funeral: Royal family arrive, funeral procession begins Prayer for the soul of a queen – “Go forth, O Christian soul, from this world” The Archbishop of Canterbury gives the commendation, a prayer which entrusts the soul of the deceased to God. “We entrust the soul of Elizabeth, our sister here departed, to thy merciful keeping, in sure and certain hope of the resurrection to eternal life,” he says. The Commendation will include the familiar line, “Go forth, O Christian soul, from this world”, which is often heard during funerals. Prayers to give thanks for Queen’s ‘wisdom, diligence and service’…

World leaders have started to arrive at the world famous Westminster Abbey in central London.

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