Mel B pays touching tribute to 'incredible' Queen as Monarch passes away

After ten days of mourning and a historic 70 enduring years on the British throne, Queen Elizabeth II has been formally lain to rest after a lifetime of dedicated service to the nation. On Monday, hundreds of foreign dignitaries and world leaders joined together with millions of viewers watching around the world as a historic state funeral took place for the late monarch at Westminster Abbey.

Queen Elizabeth II was laid to rest on Monday 19 September following a moving State Funeral at Westminster Abbey. Her Majesty’s final resting place was St George’s Chapel in Windsor Castle where her body was reunited with her beloved husband, Prince Philip in a private ceremony featuring just the Royal Family.

A meaningful message. As King Charles III laid to rest his mother, Queen Elizabeth II, he placed a handwritten note atop her coffin.

Piers Morgan has heaped praise on the young pallbearers who carried Queen Elizabeth II’s coffin into St Georges’ Chapel in Windsor.The world held its breath as the eight soldiers from the 1st Battalion Grenadier Guards inched their way meticulously up the steep steps of the Chapel this afternoon carrying the 96-year-old monarch on their shoulders.The moment was likely one of great pressure for the young men, with the event expected to have been the biggest TV event in history with an estimated 4.1billion viewers.READ MORE: Piers Morgan leads tributes to 'greatest Monarch' as Queen ElizabethKeen royalist Piers paid tribute to the young men on Twitter, writing: “These magnificent 1st Battalion Grenadier Guard pallbearers have been done their Queen and country proud.”Fans agreed, with one replying: “Incredible job under hugely stressful conditions.”“Absolutely amazing under a huge amount of pressure! I can’t even imagine having all that one my shoulders at such a young age.“Nobody can ever train for this. With billions of people watching you.

waiting on line for 24 hours to see Queen Elizabeth II’s coffin was insane — this devoted mourner is being ripped on social media after claiming that glimpsing her late highness’ casket was better than having kids, as seen in videos amassing millions of views on Twitter.An adoring mourner named Sarah had expressed the cringeworthy sentiment while she and and a guy friend named Mark were being interviewed by BBC One about the event, the Metro reported. The UK outlet had asked the pair what it felt like to be the last ones to see the queen’s casket at Westminster Hall before her funeral Monday.

Amanda Holden took a visit to Windsor Castle alongside her mum and her two daughters to pay their respects to Queen Elizabeth II.The 51 year old joined thousands of mourners who took to the streets to lay flowers in honour of the late monarch who was finally laid to rest today (Sept 19).Wearing an oversized shacket with a pair of tanned coloured trousers, Amanda kept her look causal as she walked beside her mum and daughters Hollie, 10, and Alexa, 16.READ MORE: Kate Middleton's 'calming hand' on 'restless' George's knee was to stop him fidgetingAs well as laying flowers, the family could also be seen walking together in Windsor.This isn't the first time Amanda shared her condolences to the Royal family as she previously visited Buckingham Palace in London on her own to lay a single pink flower.She has also been very vocal on social media regarding the late monarch's death.Sharing a picture of the Queen in her younger days on Instagram, Amanda also wrote: "I think we all thought our Queen would live forever…"Her grace, good humour and indomitable spirit embodied everything that made Great Britain, Great."I just can’t imagine our country without her...My thoughts are with her family #godsavethequeen."Seeing her emotional statement on their screens, fans also headed to the comment section to echo Amanda's words.One follower wrote: "Yes you are so right Amanda," while another chimed: "RIP our majesty queen Elizabeth sad loss Amanda xxxx."Now that the main funeral for Queen Elizabeth has come to an end, a private burial service will begin at St George’s Chapel where the Queen will be laid to rest.The Queen's coffin was previously laying in the royal vault at Windsor Castle since the committal service which took place this

Coronation Street star Maureen Lipman says she had a "premonition" Queen Elizabeth II was going to die.Her Majesty passed away peacefully at the age of 96 on September 8, Buckingham Palace confirmed at the time.A state funeral was held for the Queen 11 days later on Monday, September 19.READ MORE: Corrie legend Maureen Lipman slams 'wokes' for trying to make everyone in TV 'an actor'Before and after the service, the BBC welcomed special guests including Maureen, who she discussed what the Queen’s reign meant to her and explained that she experienced a "premonition" before her passing.Speaking to presenter Kirsty Young at the time, the actress said: "I had a premonition, Kirsty, I actually texted a friend in Corrie and said 'I think the Queen is going to die'."I just had one of those strange experiences and then I thought the show [her one-woman show in Manchester] would be cancelled, I didn’t think anyone would play that night, but the directors came through and said we were all to carry on."ROSE, a production which serves as a reminder of some of the events that shaped the century, is the project Maureen is involved in alongside filming Corrie.Reflecting on the show that evening, she said: "It was very tender that night."My reaction was immediately visceral, I just sobbed, and then the show had to go on."It comes after former Celebrity Gogglebox star Maureen, 76, blasted the 'wokes' for trying to make everyone in the TV and film industry "an actor".The outspoken star thinks it is wrong that women in her profession are now often referred to by the traditional male noun.Maureen said: "I am an actress - not an actor."Yes, some of my views can be a little old-fashioned, but don't attack me for them."Consider my point of

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Queen knew that the Platinum Jubilee was going to be her last public appearance, claims a psychic.Psychic medium Jasmine Rose Anderson claims she was able to channel the spirit of the late Queen Elizabeth after she passed away on September 8 to confirm this.Queen Elizabeth last publicly appeared at Buckingham Palace on the east front balcony on June 5.READ MORE: Sharon Osbourne meets queue of people waiting to see Queen at WestminsterWhen asked if the Queen knew that it was going to be her last public meeting, Jasmine revealed that she did indeed.The psychic said: "I felt she did. Tapping into her energy towards the end there's a feeling of exhaustion and I feel like a lot of her last engagement she had been thinking 'this is the last time I do this'.

BBC Breakfast star Dan Walker has said that he "held breath" as coffin bearers carried Queen Elizabeth II at her state funeral today.He also praised former co-star Huw Edwards who "played a blinder" throughout his coverage of the historical occasion. Today (September 19) the United Kingdom - and the entire world - bid a final farewell to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II following her passing on September 8.READ NEXT: India Willoughby claims Royal Family should have 'full power' as she slams MPsWith a huge state funeral taking place in Westminster Abbey, the event was attended by dignitaries from around the world - as well as members of the general public, and of course the Royal Family.

Killing Eve actress Sandra Oh and Peep Show star Sophie Winkleman were among the celebrities who attended Queen Elizabeth II’s state funeral today (September 19).The former was at the service held at Westminster Abbey as part of the Canadian delegation as a member of the Order of Canada while Winkleman, who famously played Big Suze on the long-running sitcom, is actually a member of the Royal family because she’s married to Lord Frederick Windsor, making her title Lady Frederick Windsor.Her husband is the son of the Queen’s cousin Prince Michael of Kent, who is 53rd in line to the British throne. She also attended the Platinum Jubilee celebrations earlier in the summer.A post shared by Sandra Oh (@iamsandraohinsta)TV presenter and adventurer Bear Grylls also attended the service and was there to represent the Scouts.“Chief Scout, @BearGrylls, will represent Scouts at State Funeral today and pay final respects to our Patron, HM The Queen. Our thoughts are with the Royal Family,” the Scouts tweeted.Chief Scout, @BearGrylls, will represent Scouts at State Funeral today and pay final respects to our Patron, HM The Queen. Our thoughts are with the Royal Family.

A Renfrewshire duo joined dignitaries from all over the world in paying their respects to her Majesty the Queen at Westminster Abbey yesterday.

Queen Elizabeth II’s death is bringing up lots of feelings for her great-grandchildren.

Finally reunited. The late Queen Elizabeth II will be interred alongside her husband, Prince Philip, after her funeral on Monday, September 19, but their respective ceremonies couldn’t have been more different.

The world said their final goodbyes to Queen Elizabeth II on Monday (September 19) in London, England.

TalkTV presenter Vanessa Feltz broke down live on air after she was provided with further details on how Queen Elizabeth II was finally laid to rest.The 60 year old appeared on her drivetime show alongside Royal commenter Emily Andrews and broadcaster Richard Tice to discuss the monarch's funeral proceedings which took place in front of millions on Sept 19.But as Emily spoke openly on what took place at St George's chapel, Vanessa was clearly upset by the news and became emotional.READ MORE: Royal fans hail Sarah Ferguson at Queen's funeral as showing 'new age' for Royal FamilyEmily said: "And the last act, her Lord Chamberlain, Lord Parker the former Boss of MI5 now her Lord Chamberlain."He broke his wand of state and that was put on top of her coffin. And it went down into the royal vault to symbolise she's..."Evidently saddened by the news, Vanessa replied: "It's all a bit much, isn't it?"Even though we're not seeing it, this is somehow, we'll never see her again."Presenter Richard Tice chimed: "It is finality, but equally we should draw pride from what are military, so many people."I mean thousands of people have played a part in today and it has shown Britain at it's very very best."It is all over the world like you said 4 billion people thinking, 'wow'.

Kelly Holmes said she felt "compelled" to queue for 11 hours to see the Queen lying in state. Queen Elizabeth II will be laid to rest today in a state funeral at Westminster Abbey, with proceedings set to begin in the coming hour. The monarch passed away on September 8 at the age of 96 in her home of Balmoral, Scotland.

The Queen's coffin has been pictured for the final time as it was lowered into the royal vault following a committal service surrounded by her family. It was carried into St George's Chapel in the grounds of Windsor Castle for the service after thousands of people turned out to pay their respects to a monarch who served them for 70 years. Around 800 people, including members of the Queen's Household and Windsor estate staff, attended the ceremony at the chapel.

More anti-monarchy messages have been spotted in Greater Manchester during the country’s mourning period for Her Majesty The Queen.