Royal Family march with Queen Elizabeth II’s coffin: King Charles III, Princess Anne, Prince Harry

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Royal Family march with Queen Elizabeth II’s coffin, before left to lie in state: Queen Elizabeth II was handed to the care of the nation for a period of lying in state after her family marched in homage behind her coffin as it was carried to Westminster Hall. A gun carriage that had borne the coffins of her mother and father carried the late monarch to Westminster Hall – a procession through the heart of the capital watched by tens of thousands who lined the route. In bright summer sunshine, funeral marches played by military bands added to the solemn mood that left some mourners weeping, while others held up their camera phones to record the historic moment.

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