Queen's memorial service leaves viewers in tears as new national anthem 'hits home'

Queen Elizabeth II’s death.The one-day event had been scheduled to take place in Burgess Park in Camberwell, south London this Saturday (September 17).In an official statement issued earlier this week, however, organisers confirmed that Southwark Council has “withdrawn the permission” for Boiler Room London to go ahead as planned.Southwark Council is the landowner of Burgess Park and therefore has the ability to cancel events for reasons of reputation and also for public safety.“We are devastated to not be able to move forward on September 17th,” the statement continued, adding that bosses had “looked at every avenue” alongside the council in a bid to put on the event.Boiler Room London outlined the same reasons for the postponement as the now-delayed Overflo Festival, which was due to run in Burgess Park on Sunday (September 18).One issue is that London’s emergency services will no longer have the sufficient resources to support such events due to the Queen’s state funeral taking place on Monday (September 19) at Westminster Abbey.Per the statement, Southwark Council “need to be reassured” that there is enough police and ambulance resources to deal with any incident or accident that may occur at the festival.“Unfortunately all resource is being drafted in to support with the Queen’s funeral,” the message went on.Original tickets for Boiler Room London remain valid for the new date, which is set to be announced “shortly”.

Jawny has shared a new single called ‘Adios’ – check out its official music video below.The song follows on from Philadelphia-based artist’s recent single ‘Strawberry Chainsaw’ and his collaborative version of ‘Take It Back’ featuring Beck.On his latest offering, Jawny sings about the breakdown of a romantic relationship over a shimmering, punchy instrumental.“I could sit here and give a really smart sounding press quote where I make up a story to make this song sound really serious and pretentious,” the singer-songwriter said in a statement.“But the truth of the matter is I wrote a song that I believe in. I made the best music video of all time for it and now it’s out in the world and it’s yours.

Easy Life have shared a new single called ‘Antifreeze’ – you can listen to it below.The song serves as the latest preview of the Leicester band’s second studio album ‘Maybe In Another Life’, which is due for release on October 7 via Island (pre-order/pre-save here).‘Antifreeze’ was written during the COVID lockdown by frontman Murray Matravers and US bedroom pop artist Gus Dapperton.“[I’ve] been meaning to write a song with [Dapperton] since we met,” Easy Life wrote on social media upon the track premiering as BBC Radio 1’s Hottest Record last night (September 14).“It’s inspired by the winter and all its icy emotions. We shot the video together on the coldest day I can remember.

NCT 127 have released the music video for their long-awaited comeback single ‘2 Baddies’.The new song’s accompanying visual dropped on September 15 at 6pm KST, ahead of the ‘2 Baddies’ album release on September 16 at 1pm KST. It features all members of NCT 127 performing the electronic hip-hop track in a cybernetic-like world.“Two baddies, two baddies, one Porsche / I don’t know what you’re saying / Look at the coolness as it is, money and manner,” they chant in the chorus.NCT 127’s upcoming album will include a total of 12 new tracks including ‘2 Baddies’, and was announced last month.

The highly-anticipated memoir from the Duke of Sussex is reportedly set to have its release delayed, following the death of Queen Elizabeth II. The book was slated for release later this year around Thanksgiving in the US and in the run-up to Christmas in the UK.

Following his win over Anthony Joshua last month, Oleksandr Usyk has revealed who he wants to be his next opponent as he eyes the winner of Robert Helenius versus Deontay Wilder for a fight in 2023.

Big Brother will return to our screens next year following a four-year hiatus.The beloved Channel 4 show was loved by millions up and down the country as a group of contestants were thrown into a lavish home for weeks and forced to live together without access to the outside world in an attempt to win a cash prize.The reality show produced the likes of TV presenters Alison Hammond, Josie Gibson and radio host Adele Roberts in addition to many now legendary TV moments.READ MORE: Masked Dancer's Davina McCall, 54, compares menopause symptoms to 'coming off heroin'And with the show set to return to the airwaves now produced by ITV, Daily Star have taken a deep dive to see where the series winners are now.Craig Phillips was the first ever winner of Big Brother back in 2000 and notably went on to donate his cash prize of £70,000 to a close friend with Down’s Syndrome, Joanne Harris, who needed the money for a heart and lung transplant.The reality star now works as a DIY expert and has gone on to appear on multiple DIY-style TV shows such as Celebrity DIY with Craig Phillips, If It’s Broke Fir it and now works as a presenter for the SilverLine Tools YouTube channel.In 2018, he married Laura Sherrif following two years of dating and went on to welcome two children together, three-year-old Nelly and her younger brother Lennon, two.Brian Dowling won the hugely popular TV show not once but twice – the second series of the show in 2001 and then again for the Ultimate Big Brother series in 2010.Since the show, the Irish presenter has gone on to have a thriving in a career in television and has presented Live from Studio Five alongside Kate Walsh for a year until 2011.He went on to present two series of Big Brother and four series of

Home and Away.The gorgeous star made her debut as Kirby, one of four newcomers who make up the band Lyrik.She is starring alongside her on-screen band mates – lead singer Bob (Rob Mallett), guitarist Remi (Adam Rowland) and Eden (Stephanie Panozzo).READ MORE: Neighbours stars who were in Home And Away as Toadie actor 'could consider' soap moveAngelina has spoken openly about her Cook Island Māori heritage and her dream to represent her culture on screen.That dream has now come true following a successful career in musical theatre.From her glamorous life off-screen to achieving her dream job, let’s take a look at Angelina’s life away from the camerasAngelina was always keen to pursue a career in the spotlight having initially pursued a career as a theatre performer and singer.After graduating with a Bachelor of Musical Theatre, Angelina made her professional debut in the Australian premiere production of Beautiful: The Carole King Musical.Angelina was also seen in the iconic rock musical, Rent, at the Sydney Opera House and part of Opera Australia’s 2019 production of West Side Story on Sydney Harbour.One of her biggest theatre roles to date saw her play the role of Megan Jones in the play PUFFS.Discussing what sparked her interest in performing initially, Angelina told thefamereporter.com: “I think my cultural dancing is what initially sparked it.“My Mum is from the Cook Islands and taught me how to Hula as soon as I could walk, so performing was introduced to me very early on.”With a Cook Island Māori mum and an Australian dad, Angelina says there were very few people who looked like her on television when she was growing up on the Gold Coast.“Every night at 7pm my family would watch Home And Away,” she says, “and the

Queen during the lying-in-state event have been complaining in their droves about a huge issue they've found while waiting in the queue.The queue, which has seem some well-wishers waiting for more than 30 hours to see Her Majesty's coffin, takes a stop by a series of portaloos.And according to Dr Ellie Cannon, who was in the queue from around 10pm on Wednesday (September 14), the stench coming from them was unbearable.READ MORE: Queen gave Meghan Markle 'dressing down' after 'upset' Duchess 'tasted egg' in a dishShe tweeted, at 5.41am: “To add insult to all the queuing public the whole of the gardens smells of overused portaloos.“So bad people are wretching and using facemasks.”And when someone said that this news was going to put someone off joining, she added: “You can do 'dissection breathing' like I did, and don't breathe thru your nose.“I do think it was worth it.“It was breathtaking.”Another user who was in the queue confirmed the smell was less than desirable.They posted: “I am making progress, honest.“Maybe only another 10 rows of snaking paths till I reach end of Gardens and - apparently - a single straight line towards Palace itself and security.“Only -ve so far is the smell of portaloos when queue snakes past them (sic).”And a third posted: “the views whilst you queue are stunning - until you get to the zigzags and have to stare at and smell the portaloos every time you get to the end of yet another row!”Access to the coffin in Westminster Hall is be open to the public, but mourners have been warned there will be huge queues that may see people forced to wait overnight to catch glimpse.There will also be little chance to rest in the queue as it will be constantly moving.A million members of the public are

Yesterday saw King Charles III and the Queen Consort leave London to return to their respective homes following days of public events paying tribute to The Queen - with Charles having been granted 24 hours to rest ahead of his mother's funeral on Monday. Reflecting on the tough week the pair have endured, former BBC Royal Correspondent Jennie Bond believes that the new King will depend greatly on his "companion, friend and lover" Camilla in the turbulent months to come.

Mike Tindall was seen wearing military style medals at Wednesday's Lying-in-State procession for the late Queen Elizabeth II. Despite not serving in any department of the military, Mike was keen to display his love for the Royal Family and pay tribute to the Queen by wearing his honours.

Prince William and his wife Kate, the Princess of Wales stepped out together on Thursday as they visited the Sandringham Estate in Norfolk to view the countless floral tributes that have been left for the Queen since her death last week. Since her sad passing, thousands of floral tributes have been left by members of then public at royal palaces all over the country, often with sweet messages and drawings – and in some cases even a few marmalade sandwiches in a nod to her heartwarming Platinum Jubilee performance alongside Paddington bear.

Dan Walker has taken to Twitter to fire back at anti-monarchists, saying that King Charles, III, Prince Harry and William deserve to be "cut a little slack" following the death of Queen Elizabeth II. It comes as numerous members of the royal family have faced backlash, including Harry and his wife Meghan Markle for holding hands in Westminster Hall yesterday and King Charles III for appearing to lose his temper at a leaking pen.In view of his 774,200 followers, the former BBC Breakfast host took aim at anti-royalists ahead of the state funeral on Monday.Dan wrote: "Whatever your politics or stance on the monarchy can we just agree that when your mother or grandmother dies and you have to live almost every moment of your life under an intense microscope… you deserve to be cut a little slack?"However, not all of Dan's Twitter followers agreed with his post and took to the comments to say so.Twitter user @honest_gardener wrote: "Nope.

Prince Harry has returned to the UK alongside Meghan Markle ahead of Queen Elizabeth II’s state funeral on Monday, September 19.It is an emotional time for the entire Royal Family, but for Prince Harry it is particularly tough after the two shared a ‘unique bond’ over the years.Despite the Royal rift that has splintered the family in recent years, the Queen always remained supportive of Harry.In turn, Harry, who is celebrating his 38th birthday today (September 15), continually showed his support for the monarch, despite stepping away from the Royal Family as a full-time working member.Here is everything you need to know about their relationship.Earlier this year, Harry got the chance to visit the Queen during his trip to Europe for the Invictus Games.In April 2022, Prince Harry sat down with NBC News’ Today show after visiting the monarch in the UK.Harry said: "Being with her, it was great, it was just so nice to see her.

THIS Morning presenter Alice Beer was replaced today after her coverage of mourners queuing to see Queen Elizabeth II's coffin was slammed as "disrespectful". Alice, 57, was relocated to Westminster Hall to report on the atmosphere inside after she was given special access to see the Queen lying in state. Former ITV newsreader Isla Traquair, 42, took over speaking to people waiting for hours to pay their respects to our longest ever monarch.

TV presenter Lorraine has defended Prince Harry for holding hands with wife Meghan Markle as the pair left Westminster Hall on Wednesday (September 14).The ITV host was commenting on how, while other members of the Royal Family looked stoic in their grief, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex grasped hands in support of one another and praised the Duchess of Sussex for “supporting” her husband during a discussion with Jennie Bond. Lorraine said of Harry, whose birthday it is today: “He did look absolutely shattered the poor wee soul." She continued: "And on the way out [of the service] quite instinctively he held hands with his wife as he should," adding,"I don't think there's anything wrong with that.

Wetherspoons has revealed which of its pubs will be open - and which will stay shut - as the Queen's funeral takes place on Monday.

The Department for Work and Pensions has issued a warning that changes will be made to benefit and credit payments on Monday, September 19.

People from across the nation are hoping to travel down to London for the Queen's funeral on Monday (19 September).