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King Charles III, as he is now known, used a line from Shakespeare’s Hamlet to pay a touching final tribute to his mother, Queen Elizabeth II, in his first public address as monarch. The nation was gripped, just a day after losing the Queen, as Charles plucked up the courage to pay a touching tribute to his "mama".Queen Elizabeth II died after a short illness at her favourite retreat, Balmoral Castle in Aberdeenshire, Scotland.

READ MORE: Celebs who misbehaved at Buckingham Palace – stolen loo rolls and spliff smokingHe also wished Harry and Meghan well with their overseas work, along with pronouncing Catherine and William the new Prince and Princess of Wales.But viewers watching at home became concerned for the new sovereign, pointing out that His Majesty seemed to be keeping his hands out of shot after a picture of his 'swollen' fingers went viral.Taking to Twitter, one viewer wrote: "They've deffo told Charles to keep his hands below the desk [crying emoji]."As another said: "I'm watching the King's Speech at this very moment and I do understand why he's hiding his hands under the table.""Put your hands on the table King Charles," someone else begged. A fourth then added: "Charles, why is he hiding his fingers?"You can leave your tributes to Queen Elizabeth II hereOthers continued to express their sympathy for Charles over the death of his mother, as one emotional viewer said: "Seeing King Charles sitting at Queen Elizabeth's desk broke my heart."I feared any moment now the King was about to cry.

GB News stars have reacted to King Charles' announcement as he made Prince William and Catherine, the Prince and Princess of Wales.His Majesty made his first public address as the reigning monarch, following the death of his beloved mother, Queen Elizabeth II, who died aged 96 on September 8.Charles, 73, spoke to the United Kingdom and overseas territories where he is King as he paid tribute to his mum while also addressing his two children, Prince William and Prince Harry.READ MORE: King Charles teary-eyed in first public speech with emotional tribute to QueenBefore his accession, Charles was known as the Prince of Wales while Queen Camilla opted not to use the title in honour of his ex-wife, Diana, the Princess of Wales.Addressing the nation, the sovereign said of his eldest son: "With Catherine beside him, our new Prince and Princess of Wales will, I know, continue to inspire and lead our national conversations, helping to bring the marginal to the centre ground where vital help can be given."Moments later, while appearing on GB News, David Starkey said: "What it really is, the position of Prince of Wales since the first World War since the future Edward VIII has been conferred by full investiture as it was with Prince Charles, himself.You can leave your tributes to Queen Elizabeth II here."Are we allowed a little humour on this occasion? That extraordinary service that was put together by Anthony Armstrong-Jones with that preposterous crown and whatever."The question will be, do we want an investiture? It's a unique situation that we've got an old King and a fully adult heir who has not been created Prince of Wales."He continued: "What we could be confronted with is a coronation and an investiture.

Final goodbyes. King Charles III was spotted heading to the airport after rushing to late mother Queen Elizabeth II‘s side in Scotland before she died.

READ MORE: Vladimir Putin to 'snub' Queen's funeral as attendance 'not being considered' by KremlinSome 71 horses have made their way there, 36 of which were used to pull pull six First World War-era 13-pounder Field Guns into position.The Honourable Artillery Company - the oldest regiment in the British Army - are simultaneously firing the Death Gun Salute at the Tower of London.The regiment dates back to 1537 and took over firing gun salutes at the Tower in 1924.Other gun salutes are taking place in several locations including Cardiff Castle, Edinburgh Castle, Hillsborough Castle, York, Portsmouth and Gibraltar.Gun salutes have been fired on both land and at sea throughout history as a sign of respect or welcome. Today, they are often used to mark very special occasions or certain celebratory days associated with the Royal Family (such as birthdays, births and the state opening of Parliament).

Hillary Clinton and daughter Chelsea Clinton are stepping out for the premiere of their new Apple TV+ show!

Season five of Netflix’s Cobra Kai premieres this weekend and the cast stepped out for a red carpet event this week!

Rio Ferdinand hated the thought of playing for Manchester United when he was an up-and-coming star at West Ham.Three years prior to his multi-million move to Old Trafford, the defender said he told a United fan that he would "never" play for Sir Alex Ferguson's side, though admitted his stance was born out of jealousy."Frank Lampard and I went to Magaluf one year, it was FA Cup final weekend and Manchester United were playing Newcastle," Ferdinand said speaking on William Hill’s Stripped Podcast.READ MORE: The Queen told Sir Alex Ferguson no one would repeat Man Utd's historic treble"I was in the toilet and a United fan came up to me and went 'I bet you’d love to play for us, wouldn’t you?' and I went 'never would I play for Man United ever, dead team, no chance.' "That was because I was jealous as they just kept winning."Ferdinand became the world's most expensive defender a year later after Leeds paid £18m to bring him to Elland Road, though it wasn't long before he was glancing enviously at the red half of Manchester again.Where does Rio Ferdinand rank among the greatest Premier League centre backs? Let us know what you think in the comments section below."I first spoke to Sir Alex [Ferguson] during the 2002 World Cup. I played well in the tournament and I remember I was speaking to some of his players like Nicky Butt and they were saying 'you’ve got to come to Man United, it’s bigger than being with England'," Ferdinand added."My whole being of being a footballer was winning and up to that point I hadn’t won anything.

A royal tribute. It was considered a high honor whenever the late Queen Elizabeth II would allow family members to borrow her jewels — and Duchess Kate made sure to return the favor by honoring the monarch with her chosen gems.

Prince William has long held his grandmother Queen Elizabeth II in high esteem through the years.

Karlie Kloss looked nothing short of sensational in a low-cut green minidress as she rang in her 30th birthday with pals Irina Shayk, Kate Hudson, Christy Turlington, and more in New York City on Wednesday evening. While preparing to celebrate with her A-list group of friends, all eyes were on the supermodel as she arrived to her fabulous party in a shimmery, figure-hugging frock with a plunging V-neck and pair of black high heels.Her wavy brown locks were pulled back in a sleek high ponytail and she sported a glamorous makeup look, which included false eyelashes, rose gold eyeshadow and beautiful cream blush for a dewy glow.

A double rainbow appeared in the sky over Buckingham Palace Thursday (September 8) before news broke that Queen Elizabeth tragically died.

The Queen's corgis are a beloved symbol of Her Majesty's home life, and the loveable pooches have become synonymous with Buckingham Palace and the Royal Family. Since ascending the throne in 1952, the Queen has relished the company of more than 30 corgi pets and her affection for the short and stout dogs led her to mate them with sausage dogs, creating the so-called 'dorgi' crossbreed.As a young princess, she fell in love with the corgis, naming her first one Dookie and going on to say "my corgis are my family".

25 million viewers from around the world in its first 24 hours — a galvanizing start for the streamer’s new franchise. And that was just the beginning of the so-called “fall” — despite the fact that it’s still summer and 100 degrees outside — onslaught of new shows. With the ongoing Peak TV battle for audience attention being waged among streaming services, cable channels and broadcast networks at its absolute peakiest, this list is an attempt to help viewers make well-informed choices.

 makes clear, it's that fans are in for a puzzling mystery. Judging by the newly dropped teaser, puzzles are at the heart of the follow-up to Ryan Johnson's 2019 hit — and viewers have been invited to «put the pieces together.»But, be warned: «This is not a game,» Daniel Craig's Det. Benoit Blanc declares. Of course, the trailer leaves fans with far more questions than answers, but the suspense and bevy of stars make the Dec.

Meghan Markle dropped several bombshell revelations in her latest interview but a royal expert has exposed one as not being true.Speaking to The Cut, the Duchess of Sussex complained that she and Prince Harry would be hassled by photographers on the school run had they remained living in the UK.Chris Ship who is the royal editor at ITV, has taken to Twitter to object to Meghan's claim, exposing it as false and explained Prince William and Kate Middleton have no such problem. READ MORE: Princess Diana would be 'thrilled' Prince Harry and Meghan 'realised her dream'In a week where Meghan has been blasted for quoting an actor who likened her wedding celebrations to those of Nelson Mandela's freedom, Chris has added to the interview's criticism.He explained: "Meghan said if she had stayed in the Royal Family, she’d have 40 photographers taking pictures when she did Archie’s school run.

after moving from London to Windsor.Ahead of the first day of classes on September 8, the Cambridge children visited Lambrook School in Berkshire for a tour of campus and a meeting with the headmaster. It marks the first time all three will attend the same educational facility together.

Prime Video has released the first trailer for The Peripheral, the long-gestating sci-fi drama from Lisa Joy and Jonathan Nolan’s Kilter Films. It’s based on the bestselling novel by William Gibson.