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The world is getting ready to say goodbye to Queen Elizabeth.

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Eleven days after her death was announced, Queen Elizabeth II will be laid to rest on today (Monday). The Queen died peacefully at Balmoral on September 8, aged 96.

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Queen Elizabeth II, will be held today (September 19, 2022).Members of royal families from across the globe, including Commonwealth and world leaders, are expected to attend the service at Westminster Abbey, London at 11am.Although no further details of the service itself have been announced by the Royal Family, it is expected that the funeral will include music.READ NEXT: What will the royal family wear to the Queen's funeral? Uniforms explainedRoyal funerals in the past have featured hymns and more recently, special tributes by musicians, and here, Daily Star takes a look at the music we could expect to hear at the service.This would not be uncommon, as royal funerals in recent decades have included music that has been linked closely to the lives and service of those who have died - including those of The Duke Of Edinburgh and Princess Diana.At Princess Diana's funeral in 1997, the musical choices are reported to have been chosen to reflect Diana as a person.These include John Tavener's Song for Athene and Libera Me, and Domine from Verdi's Requiem.The Duke Of Edinburgh's funeral service also included the hymn Eternal Father, Strong To Save, in a nod to Prince Phillip's service in the Royal Navy.Although it is not known what music will be played at the service, it is likely that The Queen's funeral will follow precedent and feature songs that will pay tribute to the monarch's life and dedication to the throne.It is possible that The Queen's funeral could include songs and hymns chosen by the monarch before her death.Prior to the death of Princess Margaret, The Queen's sister had chosen her own funeral service to be centred around the musical piece Faure's Requiem.

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Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip shared a wonderful 73-year-long marriage following their nuptials at Westminster Abbey in November 1947. The couple were inseparable during the Queen's reign, with the prince taking on the role of both Duke of Edinburgh and Prince Consort following Her Majesty's Coronation in 1953.

Queen's funeral from "serious" threats, a world-leading security expert has said.The eyes of the world will be on Westminster Abbey ahead of the funeral of Her Majesty The Queen starting at 11am.Heads of state, prime ministers, presidents, royalty and other officials are in London – as well as hundreds of thousands of mourners – to pay their final respects to the-late monarch who died earlier this month (September 8) at the age of 96. READ MORE: Wetherspoons to open some pubs at 5am for Queen's funeral - find out if yours is on list The high profile nature of the event has seen the Government direct the vast majority of the country's security and police forces to the capital to protect the event, with a so-called "ring of steel" now in force around the Abbey.Representatives of the police emergency services and intelligence agencies such as GCHQ and MI5 have gathered in a Special Operations Room in Lambeth to coordinate the "extraordinary" security operation - the largest the Metropolitan Police has ever conducted.Professor Anthony Glees exclusively told Daily Star how jihadists, "fruitcakes" and Extinction Rebellion members pose a risk today, while a lack of police outside the capital could could make areas outside of London vulnerable.The University of Buckingham professor, who specialises in intelligence-led security policies and practices, exclusively told the Daily Star: “This will be a security nightmare, of course, with all our spooks and cops involved 24/7.“(Met Police chief) Sir Mark Rowley is a very safe pair of hands, and highly regarded, and our name would be mud if anything happened - so it can't."There will be a severe lack of cops and yellow jackets outside of London and Windsor but even crooks respect the

Queen Elizabeth II will finally be put to rest today (September 19) as the UK will witness its first state funeral for a monarch since her father King George had his in 1952.The Queen passed away on September 8 at the age of 96 in a death that has stunned the world and left the UK in a state of national mourning.With her death comes the end of an era as Queen Elizabeth II was the longest-serving monarch in British history, reigning for over 70 years.READ MORE:Unseen portrait of beaming Queen Elizabeth II released on eve of her funeralAs Her Majesty is put to rest alongside her husband Prince Philip, we look at the relationship she had with her grandsons Prince William and Harry, their respective wives Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle, as well as her third child, Prince Andrew.Prince Harry himself spoke of the "special relationship" he had with the Queen and spoke more in depth about his bond with his grandmother in an interview NBC News’ Today show in April 2022."Being with her, it was great, it was just so nice to see her. She's on great form," Harry said.“She's always got a great sense of humour with me, and I'm just making sure that she's, you know, protected, and got the right people around her.”He added: "We have a really special relationship; we talk about things she can't talk about with anyone else.”Meghan called the Queen an "incredible woman" when meeting her and spoke fondly of a solo trip she took with with her to attend various Royal engagements.She said: “I just really loved being in her company.

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Soap fans may be wondering when they'll next get their Emmerdale, Coronation Street and EastEnders fix as the TV schedules are disrupted. The Queen's state funeral will take place today, Monday, September 19, with all major broadcasters covering the historic event.

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Queen Elizabeth II's state funeral will take place at Westminster Abbey in London on Sept. 19. Queen Elizabeth died on Sept.

CMU’s Andy Malt and Chris Cooke review key events in music and the music business from the last week, including the ruling that Lizzo can keep the $5 million fee she was paid to play the 2020 LA Virgin Fest that never happened because of COVID, and YouTube’s announcement that it handed more than $6 billion over to the music industry in the twelve months to June this year.

England's only World Cup victory over West Germany in 1966. 32.3million people tuned in to watch Sir Geoff Hurst & co beat the Germans 4-2 at the Old Wembley.Hurst's third of the game, and England's fourth, is perhaps the most famous moment in English footballing history.

This Morning's Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby following claims they bunked the queue to pay respect to the late Queen.The presenters had been filmed by onlookers walking into Westminster Hall in black mourning clothes while thousands of people queued for up to 24 hours.Queen Elizabeth II was lying-in-state at the historic hall, with mourners flocking to Westminster to walk past and pay their respects to the late Monarch who died aged 96 on September 8.READ MORE: Ant Middleton defends Holly and Phil after 'queue skip' as he urges 'leave them alone'James, 48, had been one of many mourners who had queued up alongside his wife, Sofia, 39.However, one royal update account shared that James was in the queue and the former reconnaissance officer in the Life Guards regiment of the British Army used the opportunity to make a thinly veiled dig.In view of his 2.2 million fans, he responded: "Offered to sing, and am now being ushered to the front." Meanwhile, fans took to the replies of the post laughing at James' joke, with one saying: "I respect that he acknowledges how bad it is.""This guy never misses," said another alongside a string of laughing emojis.Before a third commented: "Well done you for queuing.""Again. Celeb status not being used because he wants to join the queue like everyone else.

The Queen's funeral will be held at Westminster Abbey at 11am today.

As a mark of respect for the Queen's funeral today, many stores and businesses will be closing their doors or changing their operational hours.

Politicians representing the people of Wishaw, Motherwell and surrounding areas have called on the UK Government to act urgently to do more to help people facing “unaffordable” prices in energy costs.