The Crown 'likely to pause production' on new series after Queen's death

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry has apologised for making an error after he mentioned the Queen's coffin will "travel in royal train from Scotland to UK".Omid Scobie, who co-authored the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's biography Finding Freedom, appeared on ABC News to tell American audience what would happen as the news of the Queen's death broke last week.He said on Thursday, September 8, during a live broadcast, commenting: "The Queen will end up laying at rest at the smallest palace in Edinburgh before it [the coffin] makes its journey on one of the royal trains over to the UK".READ MORE: Meghan Markle hugs mourner and thanks her for paying respects to Queen in sweet videoMr Scobie's blunder was spotted by Richard Eden, royal correspondent at Daily Mail, who tweeted: "Dear Omid Scobie, Scotland is part of the UK, there is only one royal train, and it won't be used to carry The Queen's coffin to London."Her Majesty's coffin, which is currently lying at rest in St Giles' Cathedral, Edinburgh, where her son King Charles and his three siblings - Princess Anne, Prince Andrew and Prince Edward - held a silent vigil last night.At the end of the 24 hours lying-in-state, the coffin will be flown to London in the early evening on Tuesday and upon arrival, the coffin will be removed from the plane by a bearer party into the state hearse, with a guard of honour formed by the Queen's Colour Squadron.The hearse will then head to Buckingham Palace and rest in Bow Room for overnight and transferred to Westminster Hall to lie in state on Wednesday (September 13).Viewers picked up on Mr Scobie's mistakes and shared their thoughts on the comments.One said: "'Over to the UK'? Does he think Scotland is Ireland?""Mr Misinformation himself!

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The Queen’s passing on 8 September was a sombre moment not just for the country, but for the world. In the days that followed, her successor King Charles III took over the throne and as per tradition there have been many ceremonies taking place in Scotland, where she died, and these will continue in London when she arrives.

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Liz Truss's visit to Scotland to accompany King Charles around the UK following the death of the Queen went by without incident, however there was one slip. The Prime Minister was spotted giving First Minister Nicola Sturgeon a 'cold' stare during a service of prayer and reflection at St Giles' Cathedral in Edinburgh.

Royal fans have given their reactions to King Charles III and Queen Consort Camilla taking their places in thrones at Westminster Hall for the first time yesterday, Monday 12 September. King Charles, 73, and Camilla, 75, made one of their first appearances in their new royal positions at Westminster as 1,200 people gathered to hear the King make his first speech in the ancient hall. MPs from both parliamentary parties and peers were among those seated in the building, to witness of yet another unprecedented royal spectacle as Charles and Camilla sat at in thrones.

The Queen’s coffin will continue lying in state in Edinburgh until 5pm today, Tuesday 13 September, when it will be flown to London ahead of her funeral next week. Her Majesty's coffin will remain at the St Giles' cathedral until early evening following an emotional vigil involving her four children last night.

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Aldi, B&Q and Primark are among dozens of shops that have announced they will shut their stores next Monday, the day of the Queen’s funeral. Monday, September 19, will be a bank holiday in the UK as the Queen’s state funeral takes place in London.

King Charles’s reign could be very short with the bombshell suggestion Prince Harry could take the throne. Author Mario Reading, a leading expert on the 16th Century astrologer, claims that the then-Prince Charles’s divorce from Princess Diana would lead to widespread disapproval that will force the new king to abdicate.The book, written way back in 2005, reinterprets original predictions made by Nostradamus 447 years ago and suggests "a man who never expected to become king" take the throne.

Well, that’s not what you want at such a somber event.

Royal tradition. Princess Anne made history while taking her place beside late mom Queen Elizabeth II‘s coffin during the Vigil of the Princes.

Fans of the Royal Family have been reacting to the news that Prince Harry will not be wearing military uniform at ceremonial events to honour his late grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II. It is understood that he won't be allowed to wear his uniform as he is no longer a working royal – and this includes being unable to wear the traditional garb at the late Queen's funeral.The funeral is set for Monday 19 September and will take place at Westminster Abbey. It is thought to be a "huge blow" to the prince, who was stripped of his royal titles when he stepped down from royal duties alongside the Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle.

The nation has entered a period of mourning following the death of Britain's longest reigning monarch, Queen Elizabeth II. Her Majesty passed away on 8 September at the age of 96 at her Scottish residence Balmoral Castle with her family by her side. People across the UK have paid tribute to the late monarch, with many travelling to Buckingham Palace to leave flowers, cards and gifts.

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King Charles III was said to look “absolutely devastated” by royal fans online during the Vigil of the Princes held at St Giles' Cathedral in Edinburgh.Charles was joined by his siblings Princess Anne, Prince Andrew and Prince Edward as they took part in the historic ceremony as the public watched on. The four children of Queen Elizabeth II stood guard each on their own side of her coffin, while they were flanked by archers in ceremonial dress.