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Princess Anne, the only daughter o f The Queen, was selected especially by her mother to accompany her on the final emotional journey from Balmoral to Edinburgh alongside her funeral cortège. The Princess Royal, 72, made the six hour journey, which marks the first leg of the coffin’s journey back to London, on Sunday.

A heartbreaking new video shows the moments immediately after King Charles III finished recording his first speech as monarch.The national address was watched by millions on Friday evening and saw the King pay tribute to his mother, offer an olive branch to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, and bestow the Cambridges with new titles. It was filmed within hours of Charles’s return to London from Balmoral, where he was at his mother’s side as she died at the age of 96.

Reddit user claimed their grandparents had received one of the Queen's final signatures before she tragically died on Thursday (September 8).In the since-deleted post from Friday, a user took to the CasualUK subreddit to share the news - but others questioned whether the signature really was one of Her Majesty's last.The user explained their grandparents had celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary the day before the monarch's passing and had received their congratulatory card in the nick of time.READ MORE: Charles appears tearful as he expresses love for Harry and Meghan in tribute to 'darling mama'The post read: "My grandparents celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary yesterday and received their card from the queen a day before. Got to be one of her last signatures.

She sat in on a Cabinet meeting – the first monarch to do so for over a century. She also enjoyed a good tease of some of her more earnest prime ministers. At a G7 meeting of world leaders in 1991, Edward Heath, the pompous former prime minister, was filmed showing off about how brave he had been in going to Baghdad under Saddam Hussein.

A rousing rendition of ‘God Save the King’ rounded off the packed ‘Service of Prayer and Reflection for Queen Elizabeth’ at St Paul's Cathedral in London. Members of the public who had spent hours on Friday (09. 09.

Leaning on his family. King Charles III is depending on son Prince William and wife Camilla after inheriting the throne from his late mother Queen Elizabeth II, a source exclusively tells Us Weekly.

 “BOOK OF CONDOLENCE“As with so many millions I've felt it respectful to pay my own small tribute to Her Majesty.“The official Book of Condolence is open and found here if anyone wants to do the same.“https://www.royal.uk/send-message-condolence“I met the Queen a number of times, once at a stunning private lunch with her and Prince Philip in Buckingham Palace, of which more perhaps at a different time.“She was my Nain's (grandmother) Queen, my mother's Queen and mine.“God bless you Ma'am.“What a woman you were.” The post itself read: “You were my grandmother’s Queen, my mother’s Queen, and also mine. “You were our constant, our island in a storm, our place of calm. “As a woman you saw us through a liberation larger than any in history.“We will miss you. I will miss you. “With the utmost respect, your servant, a little girl from Wales.“From Carol Vorderman MBE.”The star’s fans rushed to the comments section to share their thoughts, well wishes as well as their own condolence messages. Jules_sampson penned: “Heartbroken.”Teggers147 wrote: “Couldn’t have said it better.”Kim.speller.7 said: “Nicely put carol.......

Behind every great ruler is a great dog, and Queen Elizabeth II knew that better than anyone. 

Harry Styles honoured the Queen by starting a round of applause in his concert following the news of Her Majesty's death on Thursday.The singer and actor, 28, stopped his show at his Madison Square Garden in New York City to inform his crowd about the "very sad news" that had come from the UK. He then requested that the audience of around 20,000 people clapped for the Queen to mark her incredible 70 years of service as Britain's longest-serving monarch. As he stood on stage in the Big Apple, Harry announced: "From my homeland, there was some very sad news today: the passing of Queen Elizabeth II.

READ MORE: TV presenter sparks fury as he mocks Queen's death by popping champagne live on airFry, 65, released his book More Fool Me in 2014 and opened up on the intense habit which saw him take the drug in the likes of the House of Commons and the Queen's residence, Buckingham Palace.The star doesn't detail the exact occasions or reasons he took cocaine, but he used the opportunity of the book to apologise.He wrote: "I take this opportunity to apologise unreservedly, to the owners, managers or representatives of the noble and ignoble premises and to the hundreds of private homes, offices, car dashboards, tables, mantelpieces and available polished surfaces that could so easily have been added to this list of shame."Fry added: "You may wish to have me struck off, banned, black balled or in any other way punished for past crimes surely now is time to reach for the phone, the police or the club secretary."Other places listed included Windsor Castle and Sandringham House.After releasing his book Fry spoke with ABC News Australia on overcoming his drug addiction as he explained he "became dependant" on the drug, which he believes was related to his Bipolar disorder.Despite his struggles Fry recalled never taking cocaine at work, on a stage or in a television studio.Fry isn't the only celebrity to have done something which would be frowned upon in Buckingham Palace, with Robbie Williams once confessing to smoking marijuana there and Emma Bunton adding that she swiped a toilet sign from the digs.He has had many memorable moments with Her Majesty and only earlier this year he recalled a story to the QI audience of Charles and Camilla's wedding reception.He told how the Queen climbed onto a table via a chair before making a

Robbie Williams previously revealed he smoked a joint inside Buckingham Palace.The singer, 48, has never been one to live by the rules and didn't hesitate to play with fire when he stepped inside the Palace in Westminster back in 2012.The Rock DJ hitmaker was part of the line-up for The Queen's Diamond Jubilee Concert that took place 10 years ago, allowing him a free pass inside the royal residence. READ MORE: Stephen Fry once 'took cocaine at Buckingham Palace' during 15-year drug spiral He made the shocking admission to The Sun when they queried rumours about whether he had ever thrown up inside the palace walls.The former Take That singer informed the publication: "Threw up in Buckingham Palace? No, I smoked a spliff in Buckingham Palace."Robbie has continually been open about his past battle with drugs and in 2013, admitted that he still used the class B drug occasionally.The Angels songwriter isn't the only famous face to get up to no good in Buckingham Palace, with Stephen Frey admitting he once took cocaine and Emma Bunton revealing she stole a toilet sign from the ladies.And it seems stealing items from the toilets of the palace in Westminster isn't unheard of as actress Olivia Colman added that her husband made off with a roll of toilet paper.The Oscar-winning actress, who played the late monarch for two seasons on Netflix series The Crown, visited Buckingham Palace with her spouse when they attended a charity event back in 2019.She told The Sunday Times: "My husband stole some loo roll just to say we got it from Buckingham Palace."Olivia's husband swiped the item just moments after they met Prince William at the event, who reportedly told them he doesn't watch the series.Queen Elizabeth II peacefully passed

Queen Elizabeth II.Even Oscar-winning actress Olivia Colman, who plays the Queen in the Netflix series The Crown, has confessed to a naughty moment wherein her husband stole a souvenir while visiting the landmark palace.Although refusing to comment on various celebrity incidents, a spokesperson for the palace revealed that guests don't normally take anything after their visits.READ MORE: Netflix The Crown fans demand another season to mark the death of Queen Elizabeth II"We get nearly 50,000 visitors a year and if they all took souvenirs there wouldn't be much left," they told the BBC.The Daily Star has compiled a list of celebrities who have had their rogue moments at the Queen's famous headquarters at Buckingham Palace.Denise Van Outen confessed that she had "borrowed" an ashtray and a tissue box holder back in 1998 when visiting Buckingham Palace.Speaking to viewers on Channel 4's The Big Breakfast at the time, Denise admitted that it was "just a bit of fun" but still sent a comedic gift – a stuffed camel – to the palace with an apologetic note.The note read: "Sorry, Ma'am. I didn't meant to give you the hump."Despite her confession, former spokesman to the Queen, Dickie Arbiter, questioned whether Denise had stolen an ashtray, as non-smoking zones had been establish well before Denise's confession.

Queen Elizabeth II has died at the age of 96. The British monarch passed away at her Balmoral residence in Scotland with her family by her side on Thursday afternoon. "The Queen died peacefully at Balmoral this afternoon.

Jennifer Maas TV Business Writer Hillary Clinton remembered Queen Elizabeth II as “a woman who served with such honor and distinction” on Thursday, just hours after news broke of the longtime monarch’s death. “We lost a woman who served with such honor and distinction from literally the time she was a child, until two days ago when she received the new prime minister,” Clinton told Variety at the New York premiere of “Gutsy,” her and daughter Chelsea Clinton’s new Apple TV+ docuseries. “And I was privileged to meet her and spend time with her. Probably one of the highlights of my time in public service was when I was secretary of state, staying in Buckingham Palace and talking with her about her gardens, which were a great love of hers, and actually walking around the gardens with her gardener and going to a white-tie dinner in the grand dining room. I had many really pleasant and wonderful conversations. She loved to ask questions, she was so lively and she’ll be missed.”

Burnley fan and even has a VIP season ticket.In 2012, it came to light that the newly-installed king was a Claret supporter, despite being born in Buckingham Palace, London.When doing charity work in the area, he was quizzed about why he had chosen the Lancashire club. He responded: “Burnley has been through some very challenging times and I’m trying to find ways of helping to regenerate and raise aspirations and self-esteem in that part of the world.”READ MORE: Determined Queen's health battle which she bravely fought for Platinum Jubilee partyAfter which the club gave him a season ticket for his kind words, and the royal has been a friendly face at the stadium ever since.The Queen died on Thursday, shocking the nation.

her death.The Queen and President Harry Truman following the reception ceremony at Washington National Airport, October 1951Prince Charles, President Dwight Eisenhower, the Princess Royal, Major John Eisenhower and the Queen at Balmoral Castle, August 1959The Queen and President John F. Kennedy during a state dinner at Buckingham Palace, June 1961The Queen and President Richard Nixon followed by the Prince of Wales and the Duke of Edinburgh in Buckingham Palace, February 1969The Queen dances with President Gerald Ford at a White House State dinner, July 1976The Queen and President Jimmy Carter at Buckingham Palace, May 1977By Lucy MorganBy Danielle SinayBy Elizabeth LoganThe Duke of Edinburgh, Hilary Clinton, The Queen and President Bill Clinton at Buckingham Palace, November 1995President Ronald Reagan and The Queen go horse riding at Windsor Castle, June 1982The Queen with President George Bush, May 1991The Queen and President George W.

James Bond actor Daniel Craig has taken the opportunity to pay tribute to Queen Elizabeth II, who became an unlikely co-star of his in a jaw-dropping skit for the London 2012 Summer Olympics opening ceremony.The stunt saw “the Queen” appearing to leap out of a helicopter before landing dramatically in the stadium via parachute.Daniel told PA in the aftermath of the monarch’s death: “I, like so many, was deeply saddened by the news today and my thoughts are with the royal family, those she loved and all those who loved her.“She leaves an incomparable legacy and will be profoundly missed.”Prior to sharing screen time together, Daniel and the Queen had shared a sweet exchange in Buckingham Palace, while his 007 predecessor, Pierce Brosnan, also grinned from ear to ear as he met the monarch alongside Bond girl Halle Berry.

The death of Queen Elizabeth II today has had consequences for Emmy celebrations here in L.A.

King Charles III is mourning the loss of his «much-loved» mother, Queen Elizabeth II. «The death of my beloved Mother, Her Majesty The Queen, is a moment of the greatest sadness for me and all members of my family,» he said in a statement. «We mourn profoundly the passing of a cherished Sovereign and a much-loved Mother.

Queen may decide to never return to London in what would be a "stark message", according to a royal expert. Her Majesty, 96, is currently on her annual summer break to the Balmoral Estate in Scotland, and was last spotted in public on July 21 disembarking a plane at Aberdeen airport.She has been forced to miss a number of events in recent months due to "mobility issues".

Queen Elizabeth will receive the new UK Prime Minster at her Balmoral estate. The 96-year-old monarch - who has been suffering with health issues and mobility difficulties in recent months - arrived at her Scottish residence last month but would typically have been expected to interrupt her 10-week annual summer holiday to return to either Buckingham Palace in London or Windsor Castle to officially accept Boris Johnson's resignation and to welcome either Liz Truss or Rishi Sunak into office. However, a royal spokesperson has confirmed that, for the first time ever, the politicians will travel to Aberdeenshire for the official meetings.