Sarah Ferguson jetted back to the UK as Royals banded together ahead of Queen's death

Her Majesty The Queen's funeral next week (September 19).When pretty much every important leader from around the world come to pay their respects to the Queen, who died last week aged 96, they will not be allowed any of their normal luxuries.And by luxuries, we mean security and private jets.READ MORE: King Charles gives first glimpse at what coins, stamps and post boxes will look likeAccording to POLITICO, new documents have shown that there are some very tight restrictions for the global elite when it comes to getting here and their time in the country.And it could see United States President “on the bus,” one foreign ambassador based in London joked to the news outlet.There will be allegedly a limit put on who can attend from each country with only the heads of state and their spouses or partners allowed to attend – and they will all be bussed in together from wherever they're staying.Due to seating restrictions at Westminster Abbey, security personnel will also not be allowed.The document, which purportedly comes from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office states that the FCDO “regrets that, because of limited space at the state funeral service and associated events, no other members of the principal guest’s family, staff or entourage may be admitted”.The 'leaked document' claims that King Charles III will be holding an exclusive reception for the leaders, who will also be allowed to visit the Queen who will be lying-in-state for four days prior.There will be a book of condolence available to sign at Lancaster House, too.Each leader will be allowed a three-minute slot to record a personal message once they've signed the book.The FCDO reportedly adds “Multiple and comprehensive layers of security will be in

Princess Anne paid an emotional tribute to Queen Elizabeth as the late monarch’s coffin was carried inside the Palace of Holyroodhouse in Edinburgh.

Meghan Markle and Spotify are hitting pause on upcoming episodes of, followingthe death of Queen Elizabeth according to a report from . The podcast premiered last month and debuted on the top charts in the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Ireland, Australia and New Zealand. releases new episodes every Tuesday. So far, the Duchess of Sussex has had conversations with Serena Williams, Mariah Carey and Mindy Kaling. Additional guests scheduled to appear are Constance Wu, Issa Rae, Lisa Ling, Margaret Cho and Ziwe. Markle is currently by her husband’s side in the U.K.

Prince Andrew and his ex-wife, Sarah Ferguson, will reportedly take care of Queen Elizabeth II's beloved corgis following her death Thursday. She was 96. The Duke and Duchess of York gave Her Majesty two of her favorite breed of dogs just last year after her late husband, Prince Philip, died in April 2021 in efforts to lift her spirits.  "The corgis will return to live at Royal Lodge with the Duke and Duchess.

King Charles has given the British public a potential look at many of our everyday items might look like in the near future.For many, the death of Her Majesty The Queen on Thursday (September 8) changed the country forever.But for even those who aren't fans of the royals, there are many small changes in your life that the sad death will bring – and most of them you won't even realise.READ MORE: Princess Anne leaves royal fans in tears with 'touching' act as Queen's coffin passesAnd all of which King Charles III has possibly explained with a badge he was wearing during yesterday's declaration speech.So small was the badge that not many people picked up on it, but clipped to his black tie was his new royal cypher.The diamond encrusted pin badge featured his initials CR – which stands for Charles Rex.Rex is Latin for king.And this will slowly start to appear on many items.Firstly, the Queen's face and cypher is on every bank note and coin you have in your possession.And as soon as she died, at the age of 96, many began to wonder whether or not their bank notes featuring the-late Monarch's face on were still legal tender.But thankfully, they are.The Bank of England has already said that notes will remain legal tender and that a “further announcement” will be made once the period of mourning is over.Another every day item with the famous face on it is stamps.Created in 1967 with her face on, they will still be legal to use but no more will be produced.New stamps with a silhouette of the side profile of King Charles III and his cypher on will go into production as soon as possible.Passports also have Her Majesty on them – but fear not, you can still go on holiday with it.The front cover of any passports produced from the date

As the world mourns Queen Elizabeth II after her death last week, Prince Harry met with grievers outside of Windsor Castle to share his thoughts on the passing of his grandmother. «It's a lonely place up there now without her,» the royal said in a video captured by on Saturday. «Every room she was in, we felt her presence throughout.»Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan Markle, reunited with his brother, Prince William, and his sister-in-law, Kate Middleton, to view floral tributes outside of the Queen's home. The unexpected reunion came just two days after Her Majesty died on Thursday.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle could fly their children, Archie, three, and Lilibet, one, to the UK ahead of the late Queen's funeral, an expert has said.The Sussexes were on an unofficial European tour when the sad news of Elizabeth II's poor health broke on Thursday afternoon.They immediately cancelled the rest of their plans the Duke raced to Balmoral, where other family members were also gathering at Elizabeth II's side. Following the monarch's sad death, a spokesperson for the couple has since confirmed they will stay in the UK for the period of royal mourning, which finishes seven days after the funeral on September 19.

Queen Elizabeth II‘s corgis have found a new home. According to multiple reports, the Queen’s beloved pets will live with the Duke and Duchess of York, Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson.

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.

Holly Willoughby revealed her three children's "beautiful" tribute to the Queen on Sunday.The This Morning presenter, 41, took to Instagram to post a rare snap of Harry, 13, Belle, 11, and Chester, seven, outside Buckingham Palace. In the picture, it sees the trio standing over the thousands of tributes while another snap sees Belle placing her card for the late Queen, who died aged 96 on the 8 of September.

READ MORE: X Factor 2009 stars now - race row, Simon Cowell rant and Katie Price fling rumours Jumping onto Twitter, Jedward told their 664,000 followers: "Abolish the monarchy and give the people real democracy!"Seeing their tweet on their screens, fans appeared rather outraged and responded in their droves.One social media user wrote: "Abolish Jedward."Another penned: "Any chance you two could just be quiet? It is not Ireland's place to call for the abolishment of the monarchy of another country. What about Andorra, Belgium, Denmark, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Norway, Spain, and Sweden?"A third said: "You might have noticed in the last day or so, our monarchy is the bed rock of our democracy, if you look through the hate in your eyes, see past and present politicians elected by the people agreeing to uphold the law , no one is being forced to sign anything , grow up lads."Meanwhile another annoyed tweeter wrote: "If you knew anything about the government, politics and the monarchy, you’d know how profoundly stupid your tweet was.

Queen Elizabeth II's corgis have found a new home. According to multiple reports, the Queen's beloved pets will live with the Duke and Duchess of York, Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson.The pair, who divorced in 1996, both still live at the Royal Lodge on the Windsor estate.

From Coronation Street to Line of Duty, the late Queen Elizabeth was a fan of popular TV shows like the rest of us – and even allegedly watched several episodes of Netflix's The Crown. Her Majesty apparently thoroughly enjoyed smash-hit police drama Line of Duty, which she reportedly devoured while isolated at Windsor Castle during the lockdown while grieving the death of her husband Prince Philip as well as the family rift from Harry and Meghan's explosive Oprah Winfrey interview in 2021.The late sovereign, who sadly passed away on Thursday, 8 September aged 96, was partial to arranged weekend screenings of The Crown, a "senior royal source" said in 2017.

Kate Garraway has been praised for her solo coverage on Sunday's Good Morning Britain as she talked viewers through the Queen's final journey. The presenter, 55, was on her own on GMB as she reported on Her Majesty's coffin making its "poignant" journey from Balmoral Castle to the Palace of Holyroodhouse in Edinburgh. Kate's emotional coverage was heavily praised by viewers, who applauded her professionalism as she documented the Queen's last journey from Balmoral.

The Duke of Sussex told mourners outside Windsor Castle it is now “lonely” without Queen Elizabeth. Prince Harry made the admission as he met crowds of well-wishers outside the British monarch’s former home. Footage showed the royal telling onlookers in a conversation about grief it is a “a lonely place up there now without her”.

In the hours following the death of Queen Elizabeth, several royal family members received new names and titles.

Prince and Princess of Wales became instant billionaires the day the Queen died.The death of Her Majesty on Thursday (September 8) saw her son Prince Charles take on the role of head of state immediately.He was given the new title of King Charles III.READ MORE: Prince Andrew will be left with the Queen's three remaining beloved pet corgisThis meant that his previous role of the Prince of Wales was vacant, and he later announced that his son would take up the title. And he also announced that his daughter-in-law Kate Middleton would be the Princess of Wales – the first time the role has been filled since Princess Diana died in a car crash in 1997.

Meghan Markle is feeling the love.

The Queen’s coffin has arrived at the Palace of Holyroodhouse in Edinburgh after leaving her beloved Balmoral Castle for the last time. Draped with the Royal Standard of Scotland and with a wreath of flowers on top, Prince Andrew, Princess Anne and Prince Edward watched on in solemn silence.