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The Queen 's funeral saw Prince William and Prince Harry reunite and put their feud behind them to say a final goodbye to their grandmother. The brothers are known to have a tense relationship and have spent little time together since Harry and wife Meghan Markle quit the UK for California.

As The Queen’s funeral drew to a close on Monday, crowds of assembled mourners signalled the end of the emotional proceedings by singing God Save The King, a song which very nearly saw King Charles overcome with emotion. As hundreds of mourners sang the national anthem, King Charles could be seen biting his lip, a move which one body language expert has revealed was to stop the new monarch from crying.

Prince Harry’s emotions got the better of him during the funeral of his grandmother the Queen, a body language expert has claimed.The Duke of Sussex particularly struggled with the change in lyrics of the national anthem with the word King replacing Queen for the first time in his lifetime. Speaking to Metro, body language expert Judi James said the Prince had been “losing the struggle with his emotions during the entire service” on the day of his grandmother’s burial.

As the Queen’s funeral got underway at Windsor on Monday, Prince William offered his estranged brother a telling gesture, that an expert claims could be the first glimmer of hope to ending their long running feud. A number of candid shots of the royals were taken at Windsor Castle as the funeral party awaited the arrival of the coffin so that the procession could begin.

Royal Family - apart from young Prince Louis - in attendance at the Queen's funeral today (Monday, September 19), there were several moments ranging from the cute to the heart-breaking that may have gone unnoticed. Here, the Daily Star rounds up all of those key moments and summarises what experts reckon they say about the royals on today's historic day.

Prince Harry had hoped to take a more active role in the Queen’s state funeral, a body language expert has revealed.The Duke of Sussex made his feelings known with a single gesture, Judi James has claimed, as she explained how one telling action had revealed his desire to be a more active participant in the proceedings. Joined by his wife Meghan Markle for the state funeral at Westminster Abbey, the Prince appeared to be “emotionally broken” according to Judi, with a few clear tells present in his body language, that he wasn’t comfortable at all.

Prince Harry will never be “hugely warm”, a body language expert has claimed. The Princess of Wales has often had to play happy families with the Duke and Duchess of Sussex but Kate's patience has now worn thin, according to Judi James.Judi said: “I think Kate has done too many overkill rituals with Harry and in particular Meghan; the smiling on Christmas day, ‘we’re best friends’ at Wimbledon, I think now she’s probably accepted that there won’t be a hugely warm relationship there and is probably just being very professional.” After a reported rift between the Duke and Duchess of Sussex and the rest of the Royal Family, the couple made a surprise appearance at a walkabout with Prince William and Kate.

Prince George and Princess Charlotte have been a source of comfort to their parents Kate Middleton and Prince William, according to a body language expert. Kate and William's eldest two children attended their great-grandmother The Queen's funeral at Westminster Abbey today, Monday 19 September.They also took part in the procession, standing behind their parents and in front of their uncle Prince Harry and aunt Meghan Markle, Duchess of Sussex.

Meghan Markle has tried to keep a ‘lowered profile’ at the late Queen Elizabeth II ’s funeral, says body language expert Judi James. Speaking exclusively to OK! Judi says that the Duchess of Sussex appeared to be standing back during her arrival at the ceremony and keeping a low profile, likely out of respect for her late grandmother-in-law.

Meghan Markle has been praised after she was spotted "consoling" Prince Harry after he showed signs of "regret" during the Queen's funeral. Body language expert Judi James said the mum-of-two supported her husband as he displayed moments of "grief and distress." It comes as the Duke of Sussex glanced over at his brother Prince William multiple times during the Queen's state funeral.

Prince George was “heartbreakingly sad” and showed “concern” for his dad, Prince William, as he accompanied him today at the Queen’s funeral.Young George was mourning the loss of his ‘Gan-Gan’ but bravely strode out by his sister Charlotte’s side in Westminster Abbey to honour the late monarch. He had travelled to the Abbey by car with mum Kate Middleton, Charlotte and Queen Consort Camilla, before joining his father’s side as they walked behind the coffin of his great-grandmother.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex left Westminster Hall hand in hand on Wednesday and their close display of affection quickly garnered media attention. 

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have a "hidden ritual" which enables them to communicate how they feel without words, according to a body language expert. Harry, 38, and Meghan, 41, are often seen holding hands while out in public together, and it appears that there's more behind the gesture than many would have originally thought.

Prince Harry wanted to take more of a lead role at the service held for the Queen yesterday, according to a body language expert.The Duke of Sussex took more of a back seat and watched as Her Majesty's coffin was carried into Westminster Hall in preparation for her lying-in-state.And body language expert Judi James says the prince - who wasn't even permitted to wear a military uniform during the service - wanted to do more and even help carry the coffin, his body language revealed.READ MORE: King Charles III hailed as 'badass' over calm reaction to failed assassinationJudi told The Sun Online: "Harry’s fingers seemed to clench and unclench a couple of times as though steeling himself for the sight of the coffin and his eyes took on a rather haunted expression, with steepled brows illustrating his sadness."As he watch the coffin being lowered at the end of the walk, one hand stroked his frock coat in a self-comfort ritual and his shoulders rolled gently as though miming the act of loading and carrying the coffin, suggesting he would have liked to be the one helping to carry it." The Duke then followed brother Will and his wife Kate Middleton out of Westminster Hall following the service, holding hands with wife Meghan all the while.In a procession prior to the service, "feuding" brothers William and Harry walked next to each other alongside their father King Charles III behind the Queen's coffin.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle "broke rank" with an emotional gesture during royal proceedings yesterday, a body language expert has claimed.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex took part in the ceremony as they followed the Queen's coffin from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Hall separately on Wednesday afternoon and later held hands in the hall. Harry walked alongside his brother, the new Prince of Wales, and other senior royals as they paid tribute to Queen Elizabeth II.

A body language expert has said that Prince Harry had “nothing to hide his emotions behind” at the Queen’s emotional procession earlier today, Wednesday 14 September, as he wasn’t wearing military uniform.The Duke of Sussex looked sombre as he wore a morning suit, while other members of the Royal Family – apart from Prince Andrew – donned military uniforms. In light of Prince Harry, 37, not wearing the uniform, which includes a peak cap, body language expert Judi James compared Harry’s behaviour to the way he was at his mother Princess Diana’s funeral 25 years ago after she was killed in a car crash.

Meghan Markle made a very deliberate and telling gesture to Prince William and Kate when she and Prince Harry joined them to meets crowds at Windsor Castle, says a body language expert. The four arrived at the castle on Saturday to greet well-wishers who lined the streets to pay respect and lay flowers for Her Majesty the Queen following her death on September 8, aged 96.While Meghan was sure to support her husband during the Windsor walkabout by holding his hand and touching his back, she is said to have also conveyed signs of compassion towards William and Kate.READ MORE: Sky News issues apology following 'disgraceful' Queen blunder after her deathThe Sun's body language expert Judi James has revealed that Meghan's supportive gestures weren't just for Harry.

Prince Harry was seen chatting to mourners outside Windsor Castle where he confessed it's now a "lonely place" following his grandmother, the Queen's, death. The Duke of Sussex, 37, was joined by his wife Meghan Markle, as well as his brother Prince William and his wife Kate Middleton. The quartet greeted well-wishers outside Windsor Castle on Saturday afternoon (September 10) following their departure from the Queen's final resting place in Scotland.

King Charles and Prince Harry exhibited very different public reactions to the death of the Queen, according to a body language expert.The new King and Queen Consort Camilla were seen leaving Balmoral for London the morning after the 96-year-old monarch had passed away at her Scottish estate.A little earlier, Harry had boarded a plane back to Windsor, while laying a supportive hand on an airport employee.READ MORE: 'I have really dreaded this day', reveals King Charles to woman who kissed his handsBody language expert Judi James found both men's demeanours revealing, saying King Charles looked "isolated and silent in grief".He sat in the back seat of the chauffer-driven car, with Camilla in the front seat, for the drive to Aberdeen airport.Judi told The Mirror: "While his youngest son left Balmoral alone to fly back to his wife, Charles sat in his car behind Camilla, looking almost as though he needed to be isolated and silent in his grief at the present time.

King Charles III and Prince Harry had 'polar opposite' responses to the Queen's death, a body language expert has said. Her Majesty sadly died at Balmoral at the age of 96 yesterday, Thursday September 8, with her family by her bedside.

The Duchess of Sussex appeared to relish her moment in the limelight earlier this week, as she gave her first UK public speech since Megxit at the One Young World Summit in Manchester. In her keynote address to the 2,000 guests, she spoke of how she was glad to be back in the UK with her husband, and received praise from the audience, with some saying that she stole the show with her confident appearance.