BBC News suffers awkward technical blunder amid 'shambolic' Queen Elizabeth II coverage

Eamonn Holmes, 62, gave fans an insight earlier today of his hectic week of work covering Queen Elizabeth II's death.The broadcaster took to Instagram to upload a picture showing how he got around the media area at Buckingham Palace due to his "mobility issues".The GB News star shared a picture of himself and co-star Isabel Webster driving around in a golf cart.He captioned the shot: "Getting around and organising the Media area at Buckingham Palace is a massive operation. especially if like me u r having mobility issues."So really appreciated the ride. #TheQueen #thequeensfuneral" (sic)Fans of the TV star rushed to the post's comments section to praise him on his role covering the days following the Queen's tragic death.Funkystylist said: "You take care Eamonn.

King Charles III was seen fighting back tears on Wednesday as he carried a sentimental gift from his late mum during the procession.The new monarch joined his family during the journey of Her Majesty's coffin from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Hall at 2.22 pm. As he marched alongside his siblings, Princess Anne, Prince Andrew and Prince Edward wearing his ceremonial uniform, he also sported a sentimental gift presented to him by The Queen in 2012.

Strictly Come Dancing makes you see "the best and the worst in someone" due to the "intense" time you spend with your dance partner on the show, as he admitted clashing with partner Dianne Buswell "plenty of times".The 31-year-old Youtube star danced with the professional on the show back in 2018.The dancing duo made it to the final where they missed out on winning the Glitterball trophy to Stacey Dooley and Kevin Clifton.Reflecting on his experience, Joe admitted that despite being all smiles on camera, he and Dianne regularly clashed behind-the-scenes.He revealed: "On that show, I think you see the best in someone and the worst in someone, especially if you get to those later stages, you're spending like 12 hour days.(sic)"It is very intense and you fall out, we fell out plenty of times, I'm sure.Piers Morgan delivers dig to Meghan Markle as kids gain royal titles"Every week we were like, 'Oh, I'm going home'."I always felt like I needed to make her proud, and I'm not a natural dancer, I can't dance, so I had to purely rely on Dianne to teach me."Joe went on to say that the more you stay in the BBC competition, the stressful it gets."I'm sure she saw the worst in me and I saw the worst in her in some of those weeks," he added to Kate Thornton on her White Wine podcast.Despite their clashes, Joe went on to say the positive times outweighed the negatives on the show.His hard work and dedication made him the most successful male contestant of the series competing in an intense final with Stacey and Kevin, Ashley Roberts and Pasha Kovalev and Faye Tozer and Giovanni Pernice.Throughout the series, he and Dianne were at the centre of dating rumours which they brushed aside at the time. After the final, Joe confirmed they

Sharon Osbourne joined thousands of Brits queuing up to get a glimpse of the Queen's coffin while posing for pictures with fans and gushing over the late monarch.The TV star, 69, joined mourners who have descended to Westminster Hall to pay their final respects to Queen Elizabeth II where she is currently lying in state ahead of her funeral on Monday.The TalkTV presenter wore a pair of plain black trousers teamed with a trench coat as she lifted her hand in a prayer symbol.READ NEXT: Queen's funeral to become 'most watched broadcast of all time' with 4.1billion viewersShe gave a small smile to the crowd as the broadcaster joined a queue to see the Queen at Westminster Hall."I love the Queen and I came over for this because I'm a royalist and I love the royal family," she told ITV News.Asked what the Queen meant to her, the former X Factor judge replied "Stability"."No matter what would change in this country and, you know, everything changes in life but she never did.

Queen Elizabeth II had access to one of the most impressive, priceless jewelry collections in the world — but she won’t take any of them with her. She will be laid to rest with only her most sentimental items.

The flight which carried the Queen's coffin from the capital to RAF Northolt in London has been revealed to be the most tracked in history. Flight tracking website Flightradar24 reports more than five million people tuned in to watch her majesty's last journey from Scotland.

An elegant honor. Princess Kate paid tribute to Queen Elizabeth II with a special accessory at Her Majesty’s procession to Westminster Hall.

Rangers will play the national anthem to honour the passing of Queen Elizabeth II ahead of their Champions League clash with Napoli on Wednesday evening.The Scottish side tweeted: "Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II will be honoured this evening at Ibrox with a minute’s silence, a display created by the Union Bears, and a rendition of the Nation Anthem. If you are attending tonight’s match, we encourage all supporters to be in their seat for 19:50."The statement comes after news UEFA had rejected requests from British clubs including Chelsea, Manchester City and Rangers to play the national anthem ahead of their respective Champions League fixtures.READ MORE: UEFA 'block Chelsea, Man City and Rangers from honouring Queen' with national anthemLiverpool were the only British side to play at home on Tuesday evening, and the national anthem was not played at Anfield.However, a minutes silence was observed before kick off with both sets of fans and teams paying their respects to the monarch.

and continue to show up alongside members of the royal family following the queen's death. On Tuesday, September 13, the Sussexes joined King Charles III, Camilla, Queen Consort, Prince William, and Prince Kate to receive Queen Elizabeth II's casket at Buckingham Palace.

A touching tribute. Queen Consort Camilla honored her late father while paying her respects to Queen Elizabeth II.

Following protocol. Prince Harry and Prince Andrew‘s attendance at Queen Elizabeth II‘s coffin procession came with certain rules — including that the duo were not allowed to perform a salute.

Queen Elizabeth II will forever be remembered for her vibrant wardrobe. The late British monarch lit up every royal engagement she attended with her colorful hats and pastel coats.

Prince Harry, Prince William and King Charles III have once again reunited. The "Fab 4" reunited once again on Wednesday during the funeral procession for Queen Elizabeth II. (Getty Images) The royal trio were photographed walking behind Queen Elizabeth II's coffin during the funeral procession to the Palace of Westminster.

Final bows. Meghan Markle greeted Queen Elizabeth II‘s coffin at Westminster Hall with a respectful curtsy.

Paying tribute as a team. Princess Kate and Queen Consort Camilla rode in the same car behind the ceremonial procession for the late Queen Elizabeth II.

Queen Elizabeth II‘s body has left Buckingham Palace for the last time. Mourners came out in droves on Wednesday to see the historic procession of the late British monarch as her coffin travelled from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Hall.

The late Queen Elizabeth II’s coffin arrived in London on Tuesday, September 13, five days following her death at age 96.

Queen Elizabeth II's body has left Buckingham Palace for the last time. Mourners came out in droves on Wednesday to see the historic procession of the late British monarch as her coffin traveled from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Hall. Somberly walking behind Her Majesty's casket was her son, King Charles III, and two grandsons, Prince William and Prince Harry. Other royals included in the procession were Elizabeth's other children, Princess Anne, Prince Andrew, and Prince Edward.

Queen Elizabeth II.Scott Methven, who held the prestigious role of Sovereign's Piper from 2015 to 2019, said he was playing the bagpipes for 22 members of the Royal Family on the Balmoral Castle estate, surrounded by the torch bearers, on the evening in question.It was during the Queen's annual summer retreat, and she had asked him to play the bagpipes through the woods as she'd asked the rest of the family to join her for a barbecue. READ MORE: Sophie Wessex dubbed 'royal secret weapon' as she's tipped to be Duchess of Edinburgh He told the People that after the woodland walk, he played for the Royal Family outside a small cottage on the estate"It was probably the eeriest and weirdest thing I've ever done," he said.At around 8pm the family started coming out, but at that exact same moment, however, a cloud of midges also arrived and started "biting everyone to death," sais Methven. While Prince William, Kate Middleton and the rest of the royal family started swiping at the insects, Methven himself stood completely still and continued to play his pipes — something he says that made a big impression on the Queen.