Sky Sports to 'turn down crowd noise' after disrespectful chanting about The Queen

Ange Postecoglou is back in his homeland this week as the media hype for November's Sydney Super Cup hits fever pitch Down Under.

The public are once again warming to Meghan Markle and she supported husband Prince Harry in the wake of his grandmother, the late Queen Elizabeth II’s death, according to an expert. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have frequently found themselves at the centre of controversies and made the decision to step down as working royals.

At 11.55am yesterday Perth and Kinross residents joined millions of people around the world in a unified two-minute silence in remembrance of the late Queen Elizabeth II during her state funeral.

This is the moment a TV presenter fell asleep during the Queen's lengthy funeral service yesterday afternoon.

Following the Queen’s funeral at Westminster Abbey on Monday 19 September a committal service was held at St George’s Chapel and her heir paid a poignant tribute to her with his seating plan. King Charles III, 73, occupied the seat at the end of the row, which was the same one her late Majesty sat in during Prince Philip’s funeral service last year.

Meghan Markle was seen sharing a comforting smile with her niece Princess Charlotte as the Royal Family left Westminster Abbey following the Queen's funeral. Noticing the distress the young royal must be in following the death of her great-grandmother, the Duchess of Sussex gave Princess Charlotte a sweet grin when she gazed over her shoulder after leaving the building.

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.

Stacey Solomon posted a heartfelt message about losing a loved one ahead of the Queen's funeral. As the service was broadcast over all terrestrial channels, with regular programming suspended for coverage of the majestic ceremony, the Loose Women presenter took to Instagram to share her thoughts.

A police officer has been carried away on a stretcher during the late Queen Elizabeth II ’s funeral, after fainting while on duty along the procession route. The officer was photographed this morning lying on the ground in Central London, following his collapse, being attended to by police colleagues and Royal Navy personnel.

Meghan Markle looked downcast as she made her way to Westminster Abbey to attend the state funeral of the late Queen Elizabeth II this morning. The Duchess of Sussex, 41, was photographed travelling alongside Sophie, Countess of Wessex, with the pair making their way to Westminster via car. Meghan looked glamorous in a black dress complete with cape sleeves, which she paired with tights and black high heels.The mum-of-two wore her hair up in a low bun with a wide brimmed black hat and small pearl earrings.

Zara Tindall looked sombre as she arrived at her grandmother the late Queen Elizabeth II's funeral on Monday morning. The Royal was seen arriving alongside her cousins Princes Beatrice and Princess Eugenie, with her husband Mike Tindall joining her inside Westminster Abbey.The eldest granddaughter of the late monarch dressed in all-black outfit for the solemn occasion, which she paired black pillbox hat and a pair of pearl earrings.

Lady Louise Windsor is one of several members of the royal family attending the Queen's state funeral at Westminster Abbey today.

London with the longest wait time of 24 hours, to pay their respects to the late Queen Elizabeth II and see her coffin in Westminster Hall before her funeral on Monday (September 19). Even celebrities, usually with the luxury of VIP access to the most sought-out areas, stood in line for their chance to be part of this momentous occasion in history. It comes ahead of the state funeral, which will take place on Monday and will be broadcast to the nation.The ceremony will start at 11am, with the procession from Westminster Hall beginning at 10.35am.While, as of Sunday night, the queue has officially closed, these are the celebrities who paid their respects.Marvel’s Tilda Swinton was spotted among the sea of people beside the Queen’s coffin as she bowed gracefully to honour the late monarch.Wearing black, the actress seemed to go largely unnoticed as she paid her respects.

Celtic fans hijacked a minute's applause in honour of the Queen by chanting and displaying an offensive banner.The incident occurred prior to their 2-0 defeat away to St Mirren on Sunday afternoon, their first league defeat of the season. St Mirren had chosen to pay respects to Her Majesty prior to the match with a minute's applause, after the Scottish FA had allowed clubs to choose whether or not to hold a pre-match tribute this weekend.A majority of clubs around the United Kingdom have instead paid their respects with a minute's silence immediately followed by the national anthem.READ MORE: Sky Sports to 'turn down crowd noise' after disrespectful chanting about The QueenHowever, St Mirren's tribute was marred by chants of “if you hate the Royal family clap your hands” from the travelling Celtic supporters.Boos were also heard from the away end, although manager Ange Postecoglou was seen applauding throughout.

Tesco shoppers have been left divided over the placement of their tributes to the late Queen Elizabeth II after one was put next to tubs of Celebrations. TikTok user @x30x03x took to the app after visiting a Tesco outlet in London and spotting an image of the recently deceased monarch beside their promotion of chocolates.

With the late Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral set to take place on Monday 19th September, many shops across London will be closed for the day, except for one gay sauna.Pleasuredrome, a popular bar spa in London that boasts as the “only gay venue in the UK that never closes” announced that it will not play music and show its regularly scheduled porn in the cinema. Instead, they will be live streaming the funeral in the cinema.“The staff and management of Pleasuredrome Spa join together in expressing their sense of deep sadness and loss at the passing of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II,” management wrote on their website.“In accordance with Government guidance and advice, Pleasuredrome Spa will remain open on Monday, 19th September.

This Morning have defended hosts Phillip Scofield and Holly Willoughby amid claims they "jumped the queue" at the Queen's lying-in-state.Phil and Holly were among the thousands of people to visit Westminster Hall in the week to witness the late Queen Elizabeth II lying-in-state following her sad passing on September 8.But claims swirled that the beloved TV duo had "jumped the queue" while thousands of people queued through the night in order to file past Her Majesty's coffin - with some waiting for a reported 24 hours.READ NEXT: This Morning fans threaten to 'boycott' show over Holly and Phil's 'shameful queue jump'The TV programme they host, This Morning, has now issued a statement which was posted on the show's Instagram story.It read: "Hello everyone, we would like to clarify something."We asked Phillip and Holly to be part of a film for this Tuesday's programme."They did not jump the queue, have VIP access or file past the Queen lying in state - but instead were there in a professional capacity as part of the world's media to report on an event."The statement comes as fans of the popular ITV Daytime show have threatened to "boycott" the show as they fume over Phil and Holly's appearance at Westminster Hall.People are up in arms because of the claims that say the two presenters "jumped the queue" while the likes of global football star David Beckham waited in line for 13 hours - and reportedly turned down a queue jump pass.One person took to Twitter to pen: "Time that viewers boycott this morning for the selfish way Phill and Holly behaved by thinking they are better than others and not queueing.

This Morning hosts Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield paid their respects to the late Queen Elizabeth II as her coffin is Lying-in-State in Westminster Hall on Friday. Their appearance to pay their respects to the Queen at Westminster Hall came as Friday's This Morning was cancelled in favour of rolling ITV news coverage of the Queen.

Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie said they're happy the late Queen Elizabeth II is "back with Grandpa" in a heartbreaking tribute to their grandmother.Describing the Queen as their "beloved Grannie", Beatrice and Eugenie highlighted their incredibly close relationship with their grandmother in their statement issued today (September 17).Earlier this week, the sisters were seen holding hands outside Balmoral Castle alongside their father Prince Andrew, Princess Anne, Prince Edward and his wife Sophie Wessex, their daughter Lady Louise Windsor and Zara Tindall and Peter Phillips.Read more:Bloke queues 17 hours to see new King - but Charles tells him he 'shouldn't have'In their statement, Beatrice and Eugenie said: “Our dearest Grannie, we’ve not been able to put much into words since you left us all.“There have been tears and laughter, silences and chatter, hugs and loneliness, and a collective loss for you, our beloved Queen and our beloved Grannie.“We, like many, thought you’d be here forever. And we all miss you terribly.“You were our matriarch, our guide, our loving hand on our backs leading us through this world.