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Prince Harry's face looked 'etched in sadness' as he marched behind the Queen's coffin, likely with memories returning of his mother's death.The Queen's coffin arrived back in London yesterday after it was flown down from Scotland.She had been lying in St Giles' Cathedral in Edinburgh before being moved to the capital, to RAF Northolt, to continue the remainder of the ceremonies ahead of the funeral.READ MORE: 'Tense' Queen encounter caused by corgi puppy recalled by Nicola SturgeonAfter one final visit to Buckingham Palace, her coffin was walked down the Mall, lined with royal fans, through Horse Guard's Parade and down to the Palace of Westminster.She will now Lie-In-State in the Palace of Westminster until her funeral on Monday, September 19. Harry, whose own relationship with the Royal Family in the UK has been so fraught in past years, is likely feeling the extra weight and sadness of events.Speaking to the Daily Star the Face Whisperer, Adrianne Carter, said: "Sadness on the close-up of Harry's face is clearly visible.

King Charles' outburst at a leaky pen in Northern Ireland is a sign that things are starting to take their toll on the nation's new monarch.Charles was signing the guest book at Hillsborough Castle today (September 13) when his pen began to leak on him, causing him to spring up and walk away.The King was vocal with his frustrations making the room full of aides and his wife Queen consort Camilla become one of awkward tension.READ MORE: 'Tense' Queen encounter caused by corgi puppy recalled by Nicola SturgeonStanding up, disgusted at his pen, he said, "Oh God I hate this" before adding, "I can't bear this bloody thing! [It's] what they do every stinking time". Camilla could be heard adding: "Oh look it's going everywhere", before she sat down and signed the guest book herself.

Prince Andrew was looking "self-conscious" during the celebration of life for the Queen in Scotland, a body language expert has claimed. The event took place in St Giles' Cathedral in Edinburgh, the procession moving there from the Palace of Holyroodhouse.

Charles was officially declared King in an accession council ceremony today (September 10), marking a new era in British history.The newly-appointed monarch vowed to follow the Queen's "inspiring example" in the ceremony, which saw him take over the throne from his late mother who tragically passed away on Thursday (September 8).But one body language expert spotted a "moment of tension", suggesting that not everything was as smooth sailing as it might have been.READ MORE: King Charles 'kind' message to Meghan and Harry showed 'they are not the future' Adrianne Carter, of The Face Whisperer, noted the new King seemed to show "frustration" when he attempted to push away a pen on the desk in front of him.

King Charles was "slightly uncomfortable" speaking about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle when he briefly spoke about them while addressing a nation, claims body language expert.The reigning monarch expressed his sadness at the passing of Queen Elizabeth II and paid tribute to his wife Camilla, while speaking "lovingly" of Prince William and Kate Middleton and, perhaps surprisingly, even mentioned former senior royals Harry and Meghan.The Sussexes stepped down from their royal roles in 2020, and since have given a series of unflattering tell-all interviews, from the first with Oprah Winfrey at the start of 2021, to Meghan's most recent with US glossy mag The Cut.READ MORE: Charles appears tearful as he expresses love for Harry and Meghan in tribute to 'darling mama'However, King Charles made a point of showing his affection for the couple, saying: "I want also to express my love for Harry and Meghan as they continue to build their lives overseas." But body language expert Adrianne Carter, The Face Whisperer, noticed that it made him uncomfortable to talk about his distant son.

Prince Harry "exudes sadness" in the first images of him leaving Balmoral following Queen Elizabeth II's death, and needs to "shield" himself according to a body language expert. The Duke of Sussex was seen being driven out of residence in the Scottish Highlands earlier today (September 9), and then again boarding a plane at Aberdeen Airport, after he travelled north yesterday to be with other members of the Royal Family.

Princess Eugenie is seen to be a 'good family ally' of Meghan Markle as she is not deemed to be 'a sexual threat', claims one royal expert.

Prince William was "nervous" during his appearance at the State Opening of Parliament today alongside his "comfortable" father Prince Charles, according to a body language expert.The Duke of Cambridge joined his father Prince Charles at Westminster to stand in for the Queen after a last minute decision for her to miss the annual event.William arrived for his first ever State Opening of Parliament around five minutes before the future King.The King-in-waiting delivered a nine-minute speech on behalf of her Majesty as William sat beside him.Dody language expert Adrianne Carter, also know as The Face Whisperer, analysed William, Charles and Camilla's demeanours during the momentous event.Speaking to the Daily Star, she said: "Charles looks like he's been ready to do this for a long time and is very natural and comfortable."Camilla and William looks more nervous by the way they're holding themselves and their posture."William keeps his head bowed a lot, which is a submissive way of being."The expert added that she believed Prince William was feeling "the weight of the occasion"."H's not always as confident at 'officialdom' as he is when interacting with real people," she said.Some royal fans had a negative reaction to Prince Charles' speech, with many rudely claiming he was "boring" and "insincere".It is the first time a member of the Royal Family has delivered a speech on behalf of her Majesty."At least sound a little interested," said one royal fan.For the latest breaking news and stories from across the globe from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletter by clicking here.Another disgruntled commenter wrote: "Anyone else getting the impression that the Prince Charles really can't be arsed reading the #QueensSpeech and is

Russia’s “strongman” leader Vladimir Putin looked like a “little old man feeling the cold” as he huddled under a blanket during Moscow’s Victory Day parade, a leading body language expert has said. Today’s Victory Day event has been the most closely-watched in many years due to the situation in Ukraine, and many observers raised concerns over the Russian leader’s appearance.

Prince Harry showed contempt when quizzed on his recent visit to the Queen, a body language expert claims. Adrianne Carter, also known as The Face Whisperer, has dissected the Duke of Sussex's expressions during his sit down chat with The Today Show's co-host Hoda Kotb.In the interview which aired in America today (Wednesday, April 20), Harry spoke about living in Montecito, California, being a father and perhaps most notably his secret visit to the Queen last Thursday.

Saturday Night Takeaway has been sweeping in record ratings this year, but it hasn't stopped a wave of complaints from viewers.Ofcom recorded 96 complaints last week, with many viewers taking issue with a joke Ant McPartlin made about Declan Donnelly's height.Some of the complaints also concerned the racy nature of an innuendo that had been slipped on the show.Even though Saturday Night Takeaway has been hit by complaints, Ant and Dec's friendship is as strong as ever, according to facial expressions' expert Adrianne Carter.Adrianne, also known as The Face Whisperer, spoke exclusively to Daily Star to discuss their interaction in the offending scene.Having watch Ant poke fun at Dec's height, Adrianne confirmed there was no "annoyance"

face masks could become the new norm – forcing humans to adapt to an alternative form of communication, warns a body language expert. Adrianne Carter has predicted Brits may stop smiling if Sir Patrick Vallance's comments prove to be true and face coverings become compulsory until next year.

Ant and Dec have been familiar faces on Brit TV since the 90s, thanks – in part – to their hit show, Saturday Night Takeaway.

Eamonn Holmes got more than he bargained for after asking a body language expert about his relationship with Ruth Langsford.

Khloe Kardashian 's relationship with Tristan Thompson has seen its fair share of ups and downs, from the heartwarming birth of their daughter True to their highly-publicised split last year.