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A final goodbye. King Charles III bowed to Queen Elizabeth II‘s coffin one last time as the committal service at St George’s Church in Windsor, England, came to an end.

The Queen's committal service saw the Royal Family bid farewell to their beloved matriarch at St George's Chapel on the grounds of Windsor Castle on Monday 19 September.The service, attended by around 800 people, was discussed with Her Majesty over a number of years and all the prayers and hymns were chosen by her – apart from one.The Queen left one hymn to be chosen at the time, and after a discussion between the King and the Dean of Windsor David Conner, the hymn chosen was Westminster Abbey adapted from the Alleluyas in Purcell’s O God, Thou art my God. Prior to the final hymn, the Imperial State Crown, the Orb and the Sceptre was removed from the coffin by the Crown Jeweller and, with the Bargemaster and Serjeants-at-Arms, passed to the Dean who placed them on the altar.The removal of the crown from the coffin to the altar is poignant, because in 1953 the crown was taken from the altar in Westminster Abbey and placed on the Queen’s head, marking the start of a 70-year reign.

Jimmy Fallon.   He said: 'Now she's kind of talking and doing things because for so long babies just don't do anything. She's speaking, she's talking, she's got opinions.

Rupert Grint's role on Apple TV+'s is rubbing off on his 1-year-old daughter, Wednesday G. Grint.

Demi Lovato is exploring a new venture.

They're dipping their toes into the world of self-pleasure.And Demi Lovato unveiled a brand new Demi Wand sex toy as part of a campaign to take the 'stigma away from pleasure.'The 29-year-old singer shared the latest electric yellow vibrating wand in a partnership with Bellesa to their Twitter followers on Monday morning and admitted that everyone is 'deserving of orgasms.' Blessed: Demi Lovato unveiled a brand new Demi Wand sex toy as part of a campaign to take the 'stigma away from pleasure'Demi rocked a blue plaid coat with a silver chain necklace for a quick selfie for their social media devotees.

Vogue Beauty Secrets back in February, and shortly after, I couldn't scroll TikTok without seeing it in a tutorial. I was mesmerized by the gorgeous shine and juicy pink flush and couldn't wait to get it on my cheeks.

Aberdeen will turnaround their current slump but warned there’s no ‘magic wand’ to wave. The Dons sank to a 2-0 defeat to Motherwell at Fir Park on Saturday, taking their winless run to six in all competitions.

If you’ve been enjoying summer drinks and have the headaches to show for it then fear not, as we may have just found a solution.There’s a nifty new product being sold on Amazon, and it claims to alleviate headaches and other side effects from a night on the town.The wine wand, as it’s named, is really easy to use and according to the product description it will help with annoyances such as red skin and upset stomachs.The product description reads: “NO MORE WINE HEADACHES – Only PureWine alleviates ALL of the most common side effects from drinking wine: Headaches, Congestion, Skin Flush, Hangovers and Upset Stomach.” Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK's daily newsletter.

Glamour, “The wand allows the motor to be large and that increases the quality of these rumbling type vibrations. Additionally, the size helps stimulate more of the entire and also enables deep vibrations to stimulate the entire internal and external clitoris.”The wand also is also easier to hold and maneuver, giving you more control over how intense you want the stimulation to be.

may be gone, but his favorite pistol lives on.The late actor’s Walther P5 from his final James Bond flick highlights a treasure trove of Hollywood blockbuster movie memorabilia up for auction next month.Along with the $100,000 heater from Connery’s final 007 star turn in the 1983 flick “Never Say Never Again,” the Bond memorabilia includes the Walther P99 used by Pierce Brosnan in “Tomorrow Never Dies” (1997), and a .38 Smith and Wesson carried by Brosnan in “Die Another Day.”The cast resin scepter with steel core brandished by Daniel Radcliffe’s Harry Potter in 2005’s “Goblet of Fire” is expected to fetch up to $10,000.

A wand used by Daniel Radcliffe as Harry Potter is among the showbiz-related items going up for auction in California next month. To celebrate the 20th anniversary of the first film in the series, the wand - which was used in Harry Potter And The Goblet Of Fire in 2005 - is expected to fetch up to $10,000 (£7,100).

If anyone has a good hair hack or two up their sleeve, it’s Jen Atkin. She styles the likes of Kendall Jenner, Khloe Kardashian and Hailey Bieber, and has amassed millions of fans on social media thanks to her celeb hair styling secrets.

ALDI is a gift that keeps on giving. The retailer is selling a Visage Hair Curler for a nifty $25.00.

Jason Isaacs brought back one of his most iconic props on TikTok to help raise COVID-19 relief funds.The 56-year-old actor showcased the iconic snake wand he used as the nefarious Lucius Malfory in the Harry Potter movies, in a video for the British Red Cross TikTok.Isaacs, who is an ambassador for the British Red Cross, began his video with a joke, stating, 'Oh I hate it when old guys dance on TikTok.' Prop:Jason Isaacs brought back one of his most iconic props on TikTok to help raise COVID-19 relief funds Snake wand:The 56-year-old actor showcased the iconic snake wand he used as the nefarious Lucius Malfory in the Harry Potter movies, in a video for the British Red Cross TikTokHe assured fans he won't be dancing, and that he's here, 'I

Jason Isaacs is channeling the good side of Lucius Malfoy to raise awareness for the pandemic fight and funds for the British Red Cross on TikTok.

Matt Hancock defended plans for NHS staff to reuse personal protective equipment (PPE), because he doesn't have a "magic wand" to make it "fall from the sky."