The new royal portrait is here! 
 
Weeks after Queen Elizabeth II's death, Buckingham Palace released the first official portrait of King Charles III with his wife Queen Consort, Camilla, by his side. The picture also featured the new Prince and Princess of Wales. 
 
The picture was taken on the eve of the Queen’s funeral when the Royal family hosted a grand reception for all the world leaders who arrived for the Queen's funeral.&nbsp; 
 
In the picture, all senior British Royals are wearing black colour outfits, as they pose with warm smiles on their face.&nbsp;

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The picture taken by the royal photographer Chris Jackson shows King Charles standing with one hand in his coat pocket and the other at the back of his wife Camila. His eldest son Prince Willian and his wife Prince stand by his side. All are posing&nbsp;in front of George IV&nbsp;portrait.

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Following the royal's morning dress code, Camilla and Kate were wearing black mourning dresses.&nbsp; 
 
After Queen Elizabeth breathed her last in Balmoral castle on September 8, everyone in the Royal family has been bestowed with new royal duties and titles. Soon after her death, her eldest son, Charles took over the throne as King Charles III.&nbsp;

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Now in the line of succession, after Charles becomes the king, his eldest son Prince William is the new heir to the throne. With the new royal duties, Prince William and his wife Kate Middleton have also adopted the titles held by Charles and his wife Camilla, now King and Queen Consort, respectively. 
 
The couple who were known as the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are now Prince and Princess of Wales.&nbsp;

Recently, Elizabeth's cause of death was revealed, <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/queen-elizabeth-ii-died-from-old-age-death-certificate-reveals-the-time-she-died-520952">read more here:&nbsp;</a>

The new royal portrait is here! Weeks after Queen Elizabeth II's death, Buckingham Palace released the first official portrait of King Charles III with his wife Queen Consort, Camilla, by his side.

The new royal portrait is here! Weeks after Queen Elizabeth II's death, Buckingham Palace released the first official portrait of King Charles III with his wife Queen Consort, Camilla, by his side. The picture also featured the new Prince and Princess of Wales. The picture was taken on the eve of the Queen’s funeral when the Royal family hosted a grand reception for all the world leaders who arrived for the Queen's funeral. In the picture, all senior British Royals are wearing black colour outfits, as they pose with warm smiles on their face. Whole Britain cried again! How Queen Elizabeth's death brings back memories of Diana's funeral The picture taken by the royal photographer Chris Jackson shows King Charles standing with one hand in his coat pocket and the other at the back of his wife Camila. His eldest son Prince Willian and his wife Prince stand by his side. All are posing in front of George IV portrait. 📸 Their Majesties The King and The Queen Consort with Their Royal Highnesses The Prince and Princess of Wales. Taken at Buckingham Palace on 18th September by @ChrisJack_Getty . pic.twitter.com/heUi1C5E15 — The Royal Family (@RoyalFamily) October 1, 2022 × Following the royal's morning dress code, Camilla and Kate were wearing black mourning dresses. After Queen Elizabeth breathed her last in Balmoral castle on September 8, everyone in the Royal family has been bestowed with new royal duties and titles. Soon after her death, her eldest son, Charles took over the throne as King Charles III. Diamond choker to tiara: 7 times royal ladies flaunted exorbitant things from Queen Elizabeth's wardrobe Now in the line of succession, after Charles becomes the king, his eldest son Prince William is the new heir to the throne. With the new royal duties, Prince William and his wife Kate Middleton have also adopted the titles held by Charles and his wife Camilla, now King and Queen Consort, respectively. The couple who were known as the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are now Prince and Princess of Wales. Recently, Elizabeth's cause of death was revealed, read more here:

New royal portrait featuring King Charles, Camilla, William and Kate released

For a brief period, it looked like there was a thaw in the relations of Prince Harry and rest of British royal family in the aftermath of Queen Elizabeth II's demise.

For a brief period, it looked like there was a thaw in the relations of Prince Harry and rest of British royal family in the aftermath of Queen Elizabeth II's demise. However, less than 10 days after her funeral, Harry and his wife Meghan Markle have been trundled down to the bottom of the royal family's website, alongside minor royals and the disgraced Prince Andrew. Reportedly, the 'demotion' came after the royal family website was updated. Earlier, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex were placed in the middle of the list. Upon clicking their names, the readers were taken to their dedicated pages. However, after the update, both sit below the likes of Princess Alexandra and the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester. Prince Michael of Kent and his wife Marie-Christine have been removed from the list entirely for being 'non-working royals'. According to British media, the move is in line with King Charles III's view of having a slimmed and toned-down monarchy as the public cannot continue to fund an ever-expanding royal family. Notably, this is not the first time in the aftermath of the Queen's demise that Prince Harry has been cast aside by the top royals. As reported by WION, he was barred from wearing his military uniform at the Queen's vigil, primarily because when he quit royal life in 2020 and moved to California with Meghan, he was stripped of the right. Read more: Prince Harry receives authorisation to wear military uniform at Queen Elizabeth II's vigil However, after the controversy snowballed, Prince Harry received authorisation to wear the military uniform from King Charles III. But it wasn't to be the final occasion when he was reminded of his flagrant past. A day before the state funeral, King Charles III had organised an elaborate ceremony for the world leaders. While most royal members were invited, the Meghan-Harry couple was given a cold shoulder. According to reports, they had been informed that the event was only for working royals. The report further mentioned that the couple was apparently baffled after hearing about the decision as royal officials insisted that they do not attend the event. Read more: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle uninvited from a pre-funeral function: Report (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

Prince Harry, Meghan Markle fall in UK royal family pecking order; demoted to bottom of website

Over the years, The Simpsons have always shocked everyone around the world with their strange predictions. Recently, the internet was amazed again after&nbsp;few posts from the famous American sitcom went viral claiming that the show has predicted the death of Britain's longest-serving monarch Queen Elizabeth II. But this time, the claims are unfortunately not true.&nbsp; 
 
Several videos, memes and photos have been going viral showing the death of Queen Elizabeth and the date she died. These posts have been garnering millions of views and people are reacting and re-sharing the post several times.&nbsp; 
 
But, after fact-checking, &nbsp;several websites are claiming that these photos and videos&nbsp;from&nbsp;the animated show are altered and false. The reality is that the show has never shown the death of the late monarch in any of its episodes, so far.

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One video that has been going viral shows a cartoon version of Queen Elizabeth lying in a coffin with the date of her death displayed on the side, reading, "Elizabeth II 1926-2022." Several sites have claimed that this&nbsp;video&nbsp;is&nbsp;doctored. Before Elizabeth, a similar false video featured former President Donald Trump lying in the casket by claiming that he will die due to covid-19.&nbsp; 
 
Another altered&nbsp;video that is going viral shows a clip from season 15 episode 4, called 'The Regina Monologues,'&nbsp;where the Simpson family is vacationing in the United Kingdom and Homer accidentally crashes his car into the Queen’s horse carriage. 
 
Further, it shows, Queen getting out of the carriage and Homer talking to her when the camera zoom in and shows the note reading her actual death date.&nbsp; 
 
The whole video is real except for the last part of the video which has been&nbsp;edited in&nbsp;the original episode.&nbsp; 
 
People were quick to catch the edited version and wrote, per NYP, “That date was never in the original. Nice try.'' 
 
Another wrote, “Yeah nice edit btw. Heads up tho you missed a few frames there.” 
 
According to Politifact, Queen Elizabeth has only appeared in six episodes of 'The Simpsons,' none of the episodes showed or even mention her death.&nbsp;

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Over the years, The Simpsons have always shocked everyone around the world with their strange predictions. Recently, the internet was amazed again after few posts from the famous American sitcom went viral claiming that the show has predicted the death of Britain's longest-serving monarch Queen Elizabeth II.

Over the years, The Simpsons have always shocked everyone around the world with their strange predictions. Recently, the internet was amazed again after few posts from the famous American sitcom went viral claiming that the show has predicted the death of Britain's longest-serving monarch Queen Elizabeth II. But this time, the claims are unfortunately not true. Several videos, memes and photos have been going viral showing the death of Queen Elizabeth and the date she died. These posts have been garnering millions of views and people are reacting and re-sharing the post several times. But, after fact-checking, several websites are claiming that these photos and videos from the animated show are altered and false. The reality is that the show has never shown the death of the late monarch in any of its episodes, so far. of course the simpsons predicted queen elizabeth’s death. pic.twitter.com/UhHDkQe6fB — CAV (@cavgtaofficial) September 18, 2022 × One video that has been going viral shows a cartoon version of Queen Elizabeth lying in a coffin with the date of her death displayed on the side, reading, "Elizabeth II 1926-2022." Several sites have claimed that this video is doctored. Before Elizabeth, a similar false video featured former President Donald Trump lying in the casket by claiming that he will die due to covid-19. Another altered video that is going viral shows a clip from season 15 episode 4, called 'The Regina Monologues,' where the Simpson family is vacationing in the United Kingdom and Homer accidentally crashes his car into the Queen’s horse carriage. Further, it shows, Queen getting out of the carriage and Homer talking to her when the camera zoom in and shows the note reading her actual death date. The whole video is real except for the last part of the video which has been edited in the original episode. People were quick to catch the edited version and wrote, per NYP, “That date was never in the original. Nice try.'' Another wrote, “Yeah nice edit btw. Heads up tho you missed a few frames there.” According to Politifact, Queen Elizabeth has only appeared in six episodes of 'The Simpsons,' none of the episodes showed or even mention her death. (With inputs from the agencies)

Fact Check: Did ‘The Simpsons’ predict Queen Elizabeth II’s death? Here's the truth

Queen Elizabeth's funeral was supposed to be a solemn occasion but it didn't grip everybody in reverential silence. Some netizens couldn't stop themselves from injecting humour into the ceremony. Molly Gambhir brings you a report.

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Meghan Markle joined other royal family members for the funeral of their beloved Queen Elizabeth II. Over the years, Markle has always praised the Queen for her kind behaviour and the heartwarming gesture she had always shown to her.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/queen-elizabeth-iis-funeral-live-updates-515646" hreflang="en">LIVE Queen Elizabeth II's funeral: Queen's coffin lowered into Royal Vault</a> 
 
Today, after seeing the Queen and Also her grand mother-in-law embarking on her final journey to Westminster Abbey, Markle couldn't hold back her emotions.&nbsp; 
 
The Duchess of Sussex, who was looking elegant in&nbsp;a black dress was seen wiping tears from her&nbsp;cheeks as she stood beside the other royal ladies including Queen Consort Camilla Parker, the Princess of Wales Kate Middleton, and her two elder children, Prince George and Princess Charlotte.

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In the one picture, she standing with her husband Prince Harry and her eyes was full of tears as she watched the coffin shifting from State Gun Carriage to the horse hearse, via Page Six.&nbsp;

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For the funeral, Markle was dressed in a black cope dress&nbsp;by designer&nbsp;Stella McCartney, as per People.&nbsp;She paired the dress with gloves, a wide-brimmed hat with a small ribbon, tights, and heels.&nbsp;

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With all the stolen rocks jewelry they still can't hold a candle to her ❤️ <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/QueenMeghan?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#QueenMeghan</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/DuchessofSussex?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#DuchessofSussex</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/PrincessMeghan?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#PrincessMeghan</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/MeghanMarkle?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#MeghanMarkle</a> <a href="https://t.co/dqwa8LIQq5">pic.twitter.com/dqwa8LIQq5</a>
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Meghan kept her makeup simple with light&nbsp;smokey eyes&nbsp;and pinks lipstick.&nbsp;Her hair was tied in a small bun.

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Meghan paid tribute to the Queen by wearing the pearl and diamond earrings that the late monarch gifted her in 2018, honouring their&nbsp;outing together. During the funeral ceremony, she along with her husband Prince Harry sat in the front&nbsp; row alongside Prince William, Kate Middleton and other royals.

Not only Markle but King Charles III, the eldest son of Queen Elizabeth was seen wiping off his tears during the funeral.&nbsp;

Markle has always shared a good bond with the late Queen Elizabeth. During her controversial&nbsp;tell-all interview with Oprah Winfrey, Markle told the host&nbsp;that "the Queen has always been wonderful to me".

Meghan Markle joined other royal family members for the funeral of their beloved Queen Elizabeth II. Over the years, Markle has always praised the Queen for her kind behaviour and the heartwarming gesture she had always shown to her.

Meghan Markle joined other royal family members for the funeral of their beloved Queen Elizabeth II. Over the years, Markle has always praised the Queen for her kind behaviour and the heartwarming gesture she had always shown to her. LIVE Queen Elizabeth II's funeral: Queen's coffin lowered into Royal Vault Today, after seeing the Queen and Also her grand mother-in-law embarking on her final journey to Westminster Abbey, Markle couldn't hold back her emotions. The Duchess of Sussex, who was looking elegant in a black dress was seen wiping tears from her cheeks as she stood beside the other royal ladies including Queen Consort Camilla Parker, the Princess of Wales Kate Middleton, and her two elder children, Prince George and Princess Charlotte. Kate Middleton pays solemn tribute to the Queen at her funeral, wears her four row pearl choker In the one picture, she standing with her husband Prince Harry and her eyes was full of tears as she watched the coffin shifting from State Gun Carriage to the horse hearse, via Page Six. Some are treating this funeral as a rock concert but you duchess of Sussex did everything with grace dignity in support of your husband 💔🥲#MeghanMarkle pic.twitter.com/zswKGRCnis — nazim my son (@adimatoulare) September 19, 2022 × For the funeral, Markle was dressed in a black cope dress by designer Stella McCartney, as per People. She paired the dress with gloves, a wide-brimmed hat with a small ribbon, tights, and heels. With all the stolen rocks jewelry they still can't hold a candle to her ❤️ #QueenMeghan #DuchessofSussex #PrincessMeghan #MeghanMarkle pic.twitter.com/dqwa8LIQq5 — Social distance (@Maggiefry05) September 19, 2022 × Meghan kept her makeup simple with light smokey eyes and pinks lipstick. Her hair was tied in a small bun. Whole Britain cried again! How Queen Elizabeth's death brings back memories of Diana's funeral Meghan paid tribute to the Queen by wearing the pearl and diamond earrings that the late monarch gifted her in 2018, honouring their outing together. During the funeral ceremony, she along with her husband Prince Harry sat in the front row alongside Prince William, Kate Middleton and other royals. Not only Markle but King Charles III, the eldest son of Queen Elizabeth was seen wiping off his tears during the funeral. Markle has always shared a good bond with the late Queen Elizabeth. During her controversial tell-all interview with Oprah Winfrey, Markle told the host that "the Queen has always been wonderful to me".

Meghan Markle waves tearful goodbye to Queen Elizabeth II at her funeral

Queen Elizabeth's coffin completed its final journey from central London to its resting place at Windsor Castle. Priyanka Sharma tells you how the UK bid a final goodbye to the Queen.

Gravitas: The UK bids a final goodbye to Queen Elizabeth

The long reign of Queen Elizabeth II saw large parts of the world cast off London's rule, but even after her death, a handful of British-installed monarchies still endure in West Asia. On The West Asia Post, Ghadi Francis tells you about the Queen's mixed legacy in the region.

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Queen Elizabeth's demise led to emotional outpouring for some, for some others it was a hark back to the colonial times when Britain ruled half the world. To be fair, Queen Elizabeth took the throne when many of the 'crown jewel' colonies had shrugged off British rule. But the sheer epochal value of news of Queen's demise made many connect her identity to colonial Britain, which for many, was a monster spreading its tentacles around the world.

Some tentacles prevailed however, not figuratively but very literally. As the world looked at the majestic British crown kept on the Queen coffin on the day of her funeral, a spider appeared to crawl happily next to the very headgear worn by once most powerful people on Earth.&nbsp;

The spider did not ascend the crown. However, its spider-sense tingled enough to make it crawl across note from King Charles to his mother. The note was kept on top of the coffin just beside the crown.

The Queen's coffin was in Westminster Abbey when the spider was spotted. It is not known whether there was anyone on standby to shoo random critters away from Her Majesty's coffin. Was that why nobody dutifully raced ahead to remove the arachnid? We'd never know.

The appearance of the spider was surely a tongue-in-cheek moment in a solemn ceremony which was scripted, practiced well to the very last detail.&nbsp;

Perhaps thousand-year-old Westminster Abbey needed a little more vacuuming!

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Queen Elizabeth's demise led to emotional outpouring for some, for some others it was a hark back to the colonial times when Britain ruled half the world. To be fair, Queen Elizabeth took the throne when many of the 'crown jewel' colonies had shrugged off British rule.

Queen Elizabeth's demise led to emotional outpouring for some, for some others it was a hark back to the colonial times when Britain ruled half the world. To be fair, Queen Elizabeth took the throne when many of the 'crown jewel' colonies had shrugged off British rule. But the sheer epochal value of news of Queen's demise made many connect her identity to colonial Britain, which for many, was a monster spreading its tentacles around the world. Some tentacles prevailed however, not figuratively but very literally. As the world looked at the majestic British crown kept on the Queen coffin on the day of her funeral, a spider appeared to crawl happily next to the very headgear worn by once most powerful people on Earth. The spider did not ascend the crown. However, its spider-sense tingled enough to make it crawl across note from King Charles to his mother. The note was kept on top of the coffin just beside the crown. The Queen's coffin was in Westminster Abbey when the spider was spotted. It is not known whether there was anyone on standby to shoo random critters away from Her Majesty's coffin. Was that why nobody dutifully raced ahead to remove the arachnid? We'd never know. The appearance of the spider was surely a tongue-in-cheek moment in a solemn ceremony which was scripted, practiced well to the very last detail. Perhaps thousand-year-old Westminster Abbey needed a little more vacuuming! You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here. WATCH WION LIVE HERE ×

Along came a spider, on Queen Elizabeth's coffin, right during the funeral!

Queen Elizabeth II's last journey is nearing its end. The coffin is now being driven to Windsor. The State House is marching between two of London's Royal Parts on its route to Wellington Arch. It includes the Canada Memorial which was unveiled by the Queen in 1994.

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King Charles, his sons William and Harry and other senior royals joined a solemn procession behind Queen Elizabeth's coffin through the streets of London, following a state funeral at Westminster Abbey.

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The ceremonial processions taking Queen Elizabeth II's coffin to London's Westminster Abbey and then towards her burial place at Windsor reflect the ancient traditions of the British monarchy.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/queen-elizabeth-iis-funeral-live-updates-515646" hreflang="en">LIVE | Queen's lying-in-state ends ahead of Westminster Abbey service</a>

- Hauled by the Royal Navy -

Royal Navy sailors will use ropes to pull the queen's lead-lined coffin mounted on a gun carriage from Westminster Hall to Westminster Abbey. Their comrades in a team of 142 sailors will walk alongside to act as a brake if necessary.

This tradition dates back to Queen Victoria's funeral in February 1901.

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The horses meant to haul the gun carriage weighing more than two tons panicked and began kicking, threatening to drop the coffin.

One of the queen's relatives, Prince Louis of Battenberg, a Royal Navy captain, suggested to the new king, Edward VII, that this problem could be avoided by replacing horses with sailors. &nbsp;

Nine years later when Edward VII himself died, this idea was put into practice again and it has since become an unchanging tradition at state funerals.

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- Pallbearers in bearskins -

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Eight soldiers from the 1st Battalion Grenadier Guards will have the task of carrying the queen's coffin from Westminster Hall to the gun carriage outside, and then into Westminster Abbey.

One of the most ancient in the British army, the regiment is among five infantry regiments that make up the Queen's (now King's) Life Guard.

The regiment's soldiers normally wear tall bearskin hats, a uniform they copied from the grenadiers of Napoleon's Imperial Guard, defeated at Waterloo in 1815.

The soldiers will be accompanied by Service Equerries to the Queen, attendants who assist the royals in carrying out public duties.

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- Guard of Honour -

Three regiments will play a particularly important role in the procession, marching very close to the queen's coffin.

The Yeomen of the Guard, the oldest military unit in the British Army created in 1485, and the Honourable Corps of Gentlemen at Arms are two former bodyguard units for the royals that now perform only a ceremonial role.

The Yeomen of the Guard always wear a red-and-gold uniform dating back to the Tudor era (16th century).&nbsp;

One of their best-known activities is searching the Palace of Westminster for gunpowder before the State Opening of Parliament.

This annual ritual commemorates the Gunpowder Plot, a failed attempt led by Guy Fawkes to blow up King James I and parliament in 1605.&nbsp;

They will be followed by members of the Royal Company of Archers, who acted as bodyguards for Elizabeth II whenever she was in Scotland.

Some detachments from other regiments in Britain and from the armed forces of the Commonwealth, a group of countries headed by the British monarch, will rejoin the funeral procession from Westminster Abbey to Wellington Arch at Hyde Park Corner near Buckingham Palace.&nbsp;

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- Elizabeth II's royal house -

While members of the royal family led by the new King Charles III will follow the casket, following them will be members of the queen's royal household, including the most senior officer of the royal household, the lord chamberlain.

In front of them will come the pipers and drummers of the Scottish and Irish regiments, and the Brigade of Gurkhas made up of soldiers from Nepal who are part of the armed forces. There will also be 200 Royal Air Force musicians.

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- 6,000 troops -

Around 6,000 soldiers, sailors and air crew from the British armed forces will take part in the procession, Chief of the Defence Staff Admiral Tony Radakin told the BBC on Sunday.

At several points along the route they will perform a royal salute, for example when they pass the Victoria Memorial commemorating the queen.

"For all of us, this is our last duty for Her Majesty the Queen and it's our first prominent duty for His Majesty King Charles," he said.

The ceremonial processions taking Queen Elizabeth II's coffin to London's Westminster Abbey and then towards her burial place at Windsor reflect the ancient traditions of the British monarchy.

The ceremonial processions taking Queen Elizabeth II's coffin to London's Westminster Abbey and then towards her burial place at Windsor reflect the ancient traditions of the British monarchy. LIVE | Queen's lying-in-state ends ahead of Westminster Abbey service - Hauled by the Royal Navy - Royal Navy sailors will use ropes to pull the queen's lead-lined coffin mounted on a gun carriage from Westminster Hall to Westminster Abbey. Their comrades in a team of 142 sailors will walk alongside to act as a brake if necessary. This tradition dates back to Queen Victoria's funeral in February 1901. Queen Elizabeth II’s state funeral: Complete schedule including order of service The horses meant to haul the gun carriage weighing more than two tons panicked and began kicking, threatening to drop the coffin. One of the queen's relatives, Prince Louis of Battenberg, a Royal Navy captain, suggested to the new king, Edward VII, that this problem could be avoided by replacing horses with sailors. Nine years later when Edward VII himself died, this idea was put into practice again and it has since become an unchanging tradition at state funerals. - Pallbearers in bearskins - Prince George and Princess Charlotte to attend Queen Elizabeth's funeral Eight soldiers from the 1st Battalion Grenadier Guards will have the task of carrying the queen's coffin from Westminster Hall to the gun carriage outside, and then into Westminster Abbey. One of the most ancient in the British army, the regiment is among five infantry regiments that make up the Queen's (now King's) Life Guard. The regiment's soldiers normally wear tall bearskin hats, a uniform they copied from the grenadiers of Napoleon's Imperial Guard, defeated at Waterloo in 1815. The soldiers will be accompanied by Service Equerries to the Queen, attendants who assist the royals in carrying out public duties. - Guard of Honour - Three regiments will play a particularly important role in the procession, marching very close to the queen's coffin. The Yeomen of the Guard, the oldest military unit in the British Army created in 1485, and the Honourable Corps of Gentlemen at Arms are two former bodyguard units for the royals that now perform only a ceremonial role. The Yeomen of the Guard always wear a red-and-gold uniform dating back to the Tudor era (16th century). One of their best-known activities is searching the Palace of Westminster for gunpowder before the State Opening of Parliament. This annual ritual commemorates the Gunpowder Plot, a failed attempt led by Guy Fawkes to blow up King James I and parliament in 1605. They will be followed by members of the Royal Company of Archers, who acted as bodyguards for Elizabeth II whenever she was in Scotland. Some detachments from other regiments in Britain and from the armed forces of the Commonwealth, a group of countries headed by the British monarch, will rejoin the funeral procession from Westminster Abbey to Wellington Arch at Hyde Park Corner near Buckingham Palace. - Elizabeth II's royal house - While members of the royal family led by the new King Charles III will follow the casket, following them will be members of the queen's royal household, including the most senior officer of the royal household, the lord chamberlain. In front of them will come the pipers and drummers of the Scottish and Irish regiments, and the Brigade of Gurkhas made up of soldiers from Nepal who are part of the armed forces. There will also be 200 Royal Air Force musicians. - 6,000 troops - Around 6,000 soldiers, sailors and air crew from the British armed forces will take part in the procession, Chief of the Defence Staff Admiral Tony Radakin told the BBC on Sunday. At several points along the route they will perform a royal salute, for example when they pass the Victoria Memorial commemorating the queen. "For all of us, this is our last duty for Her Majesty the Queen and it's our first prominent duty for His Majesty King Charles," he said.

Queen Elizabeth II funeral: Five things to know about the queen's coffin procession

World leaders have gathered in London for Queen Elizabeth's funeral. Her coffin has been lying in state in London's historic Westminster Hall since Wednesday evening. WION tells you who will be attending the event and who will not.

Queen Elizabeth Funeral: Who will be attending the event and who will not

World leaders have gathered in London for Queen Elizabeth's funeral. Her coffin has been lying in state in London's historic Westminster Hall since Wednesday evening.

Queen Elizabeth Funeral: World leaders gather in London for the grand state funeral

UK's longest reigning monarch, Queen Elizabeth, will be laid to rest on Monday alongside her husband Prince Philip. World leaders have gathered in London for the grand state funeral and mourners stayed overnight in Windsor to see the last glimpse of their Queen.

The final farewell: Mourners stay overnight in Windsor Palace to see last glimpse

British politics is poised to bounce back into action with Queen Elizabeth the Second being laid to rest in a funeral on Monday (September 19). Prime Minister Liz Truss, who became last UK PM to be appointed by the late Queen has a deepening economic crisis and anger amid the British people to deal with.

Truss will first fly to New York to attend United Nations General Assembly. This will be the first time Liz Truss will represent UK on a world stage. Towards the end of the week her Chancellor of the Exchequer Kwasi Kwarteng will present a mini-budget in Britain's House of Commons.&nbsp;

Just hours before Queen Elizabeth's passing was announced on September 8, Truss had unveiled plan to cap domestic energy bills to help UK households. The government will now announce plans to support businesses with their energy bill. The announcement is expected on Wednesday (September 21).

Truss had won praise for her tough stance on Russia in the aftermath of Russian invasion of Ukraine. She was foreign secretary in the government of former UK pm Boris Johnson. It is expected that she will continue to exert political pressure on Russia who is leveraging its position as major energy supplier to Europe to earn political points.

Truss' plans of rewriting Brexit deal may put her at odds with the European Union. It may also have an effect on UK's so-called 'special relationship' with US.

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British politics is poised to bounce back into action with Queen Elizabeth the Second being laid to rest in a funeral on Monday (September 19). Prime Minister Liz Truss, who became last UK PM to be appointed by the late Queen has a deepening economic crisis and anger amid the British people to deal with.

British politics is poised to bounce back into action with Queen Elizabeth the Second being laid to rest in a funeral on Monday (September 19). Prime Minister Liz Truss, who became last UK PM to be appointed by the late Queen has a deepening economic crisis and anger amid the British people to deal with. Truss will first fly to New York to attend United Nations General Assembly. This will be the first time Liz Truss will represent UK on a world stage. Towards the end of the week her Chancellor of the Exchequer Kwasi Kwarteng will present a mini-budget in Britain's House of Commons. Just hours before Queen Elizabeth's passing was announced on September 8, Truss had unveiled plan to cap domestic energy bills to help UK households. The government will now announce plans to support businesses with their energy bill. The announcement is expected on Wednesday (September 21). Truss had won praise for her tough stance on Russia in the aftermath of Russian invasion of Ukraine. She was foreign secretary in the government of former UK pm Boris Johnson. It is expected that she will continue to exert political pressure on Russia who is leveraging its position as major energy supplier to Europe to earn political points. Truss' plans of rewriting Brexit deal may put her at odds with the European Union. It may also have an effect on UK's so-called 'special relationship' with US. You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here. WATCH WION LIVE HERE ×

With Queen laid to rest, British politics to swing back into action

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The state funeral for Queen Elizabeth II at Westminster Abbey concludes. About 2,000 people attended the funeral ceremony. The service will also be attended by senior religious figures, British prime ministers past and present, and several other significant dignitaries.

Queen Elizabeth II's state funeral at Westminster Abbey concludes

Final farewell for Queen Elizabeth II: UK mourns the loss of its longest-reigning monarch

Queen Elizabeth II Funeral: Mourners queue up for hours to pay their respects

Queen Elizabeth II Funeral: Security ramped up, Queen's lying-in-state ends

Hundreds and thousands of people have gathered to bid farewell to Queen Elizabeth. She will be buried alongside her husband, Prince Philip. Meanwhile, King Charles thanked the people of UK and across the world for their messages following the death of his mother.

The final farewell: King Charles expresses gratitude to people of the UK

The lying-in-state ceremony for Queen Elizabeth II at Westminster Hall formally ended and the doors closed to the public ahead of her state funeral on Monday.

Queen Elizabeth Funeral: Queen's lying-in-state ends ahead of funeral

Chrissy Heerey, a serving member of RAF from Melton Mowbray in Leicestershire, was the last person to see Queen Elizabeth II's lying-in state as the Westminster Hall was closed for public on Monday. The Queen was taken inside the British Parliament on September 14 and since then, huge number of people – including prominent celebrities – have queued to catch a glimpse of Britain’s longest-ruling monarch.&nbsp;

Heerey, who had once done the round once, waited in line to see the Queen again and after the lying-in state closed, she described her experience as “one of the highlights of her life”.&nbsp;

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"I was the last person to pay my respects to the Queen and it felt like a real privilege to do that.”&nbsp;

"I'd already been round once, I went in at 1:15 this morning. It's one of the highlights of my life and I feel very privileged to be here," she told Birmingham Live after coming out of the premises.&nbsp;

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The lying-in state came to an end officially on 6:30 AM GMT on Monday ahead of the state funeral which will begin with a service at Westminster Abbey. The Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport said that the final people to leave the premises were the parliamentary staff. Earlier, they had also issued a directive that stated that people will not be allowed to queue beyond a stipulated period.&nbsp;

"The queue to attend Her Majesty The Queen's Lying-in-State is at final capacity and is now closed to new entrants. Please do not attempt to join the queue. Stewards will manage those already nearby. Thank you for your understanding. Albert, who joined the queue without a wristband at 10pm last night, was one of the mourners who was not allowed into Westminster,” the department said.&nbsp;

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Chrissy Heerey, a serving member of RAF from Melton Mowbray in Leicestershire, was the last person to see Queen Elizabeth II's lying-in state as the Westminster Hall was closed for public on Monday.

Chrissy Heerey, a serving member of RAF from Melton Mowbray in Leicestershire, was the last person to see Queen Elizabeth II's lying-in state as the Westminster Hall was closed for public on Monday. The Queen was taken inside the British Parliament on September 14 and since then, huge number of people – including prominent celebrities – have queued to catch a glimpse of Britain’s longest-ruling monarch. Heerey, who had once done the round once, waited in line to see the Queen again and after the lying-in state closed, she described her experience as “one of the highlights of her life”. FOLLOW LIVE | Queen Elizabeth II's funeral updates "I was the last person to pay my respects to the Queen and it felt like a real privilege to do that.” "I'd already been round once, I went in at 1:15 this morning. It's one of the highlights of my life and I feel very privileged to be here," she told Birmingham Live after coming out of the premises. Also read | Queen Elizabeth II’s state funeral: Complete schedule including order of service The lying-in state came to an end officially on 6:30 AM GMT on Monday ahead of the state funeral which will begin with a service at Westminster Abbey. The Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport said that the final people to leave the premises were the parliamentary staff. Earlier, they had also issued a directive that stated that people will not be allowed to queue beyond a stipulated period. "The queue to attend Her Majesty The Queen's Lying-in-State is at final capacity and is now closed to new entrants. Please do not attempt to join the queue. Stewards will manage those already nearby. Thank you for your understanding. Albert, who joined the queue without a wristband at 10pm last night, was one of the mourners who was not allowed into Westminster,” the department said.

Meet Chrissy Heerey, the last person to see Queen Elizabeth II's lying-in state

Keeping all the differences aside, Meghan Markle joined Prince Harry and the Royal family as they mourned the loss of Queen Elizabeth II. Earlier this week, when Elizabeth's final journey began from Buckingham Palace, the entire royal family walked behind the coffin of the&nbsp;late monarch, the Queen.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/queen-elizabeth-iis-funeral-live-updates-515646">LIVE | Queen Elizabeth II's funeral updates&nbsp;</a> 
 
Duke of Sussex&nbsp;also joined the procession and sat beside Britain's Sophie, Countess of Wessex in the car, that perhaps shocked many. Meghan and Sophie, who were dressed in black attire, sat calmly as their car was driven from the palace to Westminster hall.&nbsp; 
 
However, now,&nbsp;reports are coming out about how Markle was left ''shaken''&nbsp;when she learned that she will be sharing the car with Sophie, the countess, who shared a very close bond with&nbsp;Queen Elizabeth II.&nbsp;

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Fox's Neil Sean reported, ''Meghan almost buckled when informed she would be sharing a car with Sophie – after all, she had expected to drive in with her husband Prince Harry. But when he agreed to walk behind the coffin of the late queen all that changed, causing Meghan to have, some say a slight "moment." &nbsp; 
 
In 2021,&nbsp;Meghan and Harry's bombshell interview with Oprah Winfrey&nbsp;sent shockwaves around the world. In the tell-all interview, Meghan and Harry made several controversial revelations about the British royal family and&nbsp;how unfairly they&nbsp;treated the couple and their newborn child Archie, back then.&nbsp; 
 
Later, during an interview, Sophie also took a direct dig at the famous host Winfrey. During her interview with a British tabloid when asked about the interview, she said, "Oprah Who?".&nbsp; 
 
Further adding: "Yes, what interview?" 
 
Many sources have also told that&nbsp;Sophie, who had worked as a PR earlier, was the one who,&nbsp;chose to take a ride with Markle, ''to face the problems with her head-on,'' as per Fox.&nbsp; 
 
There was absolute silence between Sophie and Meghan in the car.

Meanwhile, Prince Harry joined his brother Prince William and Queen Elizabeth's six other grandchildren during a vigil for the late monarch at Westminster Hall.&nbsp; 
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Keeping all the differences aside, Meghan Markle joined Prince Harry and the Royal family as they mourned the loss of Queen Elizabeth II. Earlier this week, when Elizabeth's final journey began from Buckingham Palace, the entire royal family walked behind the coffin of the late monarch, the Queen.

Keeping all the differences aside, Meghan Markle joined Prince Harry and the Royal family as they mourned the loss of Queen Elizabeth II. Earlier this week, when Elizabeth's final journey began from Buckingham Palace, the entire royal family walked behind the coffin of the late monarch, the Queen. LIVE | Queen Elizabeth II's funeral updates Duke of Sussex also joined the procession and sat beside Britain's Sophie, Countess of Wessex in the car, that perhaps shocked many. Meghan and Sophie, who were dressed in black attire, sat calmly as their car was driven from the palace to Westminster hall. However, now, reports are coming out about how Markle was left ''shaken'' when she learned that she will be sharing the car with Sophie, the countess, who shared a very close bond with Queen Elizabeth II. Queen Elizabeth II's final journey: Thousands of mourners gather to pay last respects Fox's Neil Sean reported, ''Meghan almost buckled when informed she would be sharing a car with Sophie – after all, she had expected to drive in with her husband Prince Harry. But when he agreed to walk behind the coffin of the late queen all that changed, causing Meghan to have, some say a slight "moment." In 2021, Meghan and Harry's bombshell interview with Oprah Winfrey sent shockwaves around the world. In the tell-all interview, Meghan and Harry made several controversial revelations about the British royal family and how unfairly they treated the couple and their newborn child Archie, back then. Later, during an interview, Sophie also took a direct dig at the famous host Winfrey. During her interview with a British tabloid when asked about the interview, she said, "Oprah Who?". Further adding: "Yes, what interview?" Many sources have also told that Sophie, who had worked as a PR earlier, was the one who, chose to take a ride with Markle, ''to face the problems with her head-on,'' as per Fox. There was absolute silence between Sophie and Meghan in the car. Meanwhile, Prince Harry joined his brother Prince William and Queen Elizabeth's six other grandchildren during a vigil for the late monarch at Westminster Hall.

Meghan Markle was left 'shaken' after her surprise car ride with Sophie, Queen's 'Second Daughter': Report

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Saudi representation at the funeral has been closely watched for any signs of a further thaw in a diplomatic chill Western countries imposed on Prince Mohammed after the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi

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The top officers across the five services, i.e., army, navy, air force, rocket force and strategic support force of both the countries lack operational experience in any branch other than the one they started their careers from.

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<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/queens-mourning-draws-heavy-foreign-visitors-boosts-uk-tourism-517379">Queen's mourning draws heavy foreign visitors, boosts UK tourism</a> 
 
The average rate for a hotel in London increased to $384 per night from $244 per night since the announcement of her death.

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<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/hackers-launch-a-cyberattack-on-uk-hotel-chain-for-fun-517426">Hackers launch cyber-attack on UK hotel chain for 'fun'</a> 
 
The couple, who claimed to be from Vietnam, said that they deleted large amounts of data after they were prevented from carrying out a ransomware attack.

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<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/putin-appeals-for-calm-in-conversation-with-kyrgyzstan-and-tajikistan-517375">Putin appeals for calm in conversation with Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan</a> 
 
Both, Kyrghyzstan and Tajikistan are former Soviet states and central Asia is still considered to be within Russia's sphere of influence.

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<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/uk-russia-to-attack-more-civilian-targets-in-ukraine-517366">UK: Russia may attack more civilian targets in Ukraine</a> 
 
“In the last seven days, Russia has increased its targeting of civilian infrastructure even where it probably perceives no immediate military effect,” said UK’s defence ministry.

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<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/uk-28-year-old-man-charged-with-public-order-offence-over-queens-coffin-517316">UK: 28-year-old man charged with public order offence over queen's coffin&nbsp;</a> 
 
Another such instance occurred when a 19-year-old was accused of exposing himself and pushing waiting mourners from the back as they were waiting in line at the Victoria Tower Gardens on Wednesday (September 14).

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<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/goldman-sachs-slices-us-gdp-forecast-predicts-fed-hike-and-rise-in-unemployment-517308">Goldman Sachs slices US GDP forecast; predicts fed hike and rise in unemployment</a> 
 
The financial firm expects the US central bank, the Federal Reserve to hike policy rates by 75 basis points in its next meeting.&nbsp;

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<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/powerful-earthquake-of-69-magnitude-hits-taiwans-southeast-coast-517336">Powerful earthquake of 6.9 magnitude hits Taiwan's southeast coast; tremors felt in China too</a> 
 
The deadliest earthquake Taiwan ever experienced was of 7.6 magnitudes in 1999, which claimed the lives of over 2,000 people.

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<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/us-republican-led-states-sends-another-group-of-migrants-to-vp-kamala-harriss-residence-massachusetts-517292">US: Republican-led states sends another group of migrants to VP Kamala Harris's residence &amp; Massachusetts</a> 
 
Similar instances of sending migrants to other states and vice president's residences have occurred. Last week, Abbott, Texas's governor, sent three full buses to New York and also sent 100 migrants to Harris's residence on Thursday (Sept 15).

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Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman won't attend Queen Elizabeth's funeral: Report Saudi representation at the funeral has been closely watched for any signs of a further thaw in a diplomatic chill Western countries imposed on Prince Mohammed after the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi US report points out glaring weakness shared by Chinese and Russian militaries The top officers across the five services, i.

Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman won't attend Queen Elizabeth's funeral: Report Saudi representation at the funeral has been closely watched for any signs of a further thaw in a diplomatic chill Western countries imposed on Prince Mohammed after the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi US report points out glaring weakness shared by Chinese and Russian militaries The top officers across the five services, i.e., army, navy, air force, rocket force and strategic support force of both the countries lack operational experience in any branch other than the one they started their careers from. Queen's mourning draws heavy foreign visitors, boosts UK tourism The average rate for a hotel in London increased to $384 per night from $244 per night since the announcement of her death. Hackers launch cyber-attack on UK hotel chain for 'fun' The couple, who claimed to be from Vietnam, said that they deleted large amounts of data after they were prevented from carrying out a ransomware attack. Putin appeals for calm in conversation with Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan Both, Kyrghyzstan and Tajikistan are former Soviet states and central Asia is still considered to be within Russia's sphere of influence. UK: Russia may attack more civilian targets in Ukraine “In the last seven days, Russia has increased its targeting of civilian infrastructure even where it probably perceives no immediate military effect,” said UK’s defence ministry. UK: 28-year-old man charged with public order offence over queen's coffin Another such instance occurred when a 19-year-old was accused of exposing himself and pushing waiting mourners from the back as they were waiting in line at the Victoria Tower Gardens on Wednesday (September 14). Goldman Sachs slices US GDP forecast; predicts fed hike and rise in unemployment The financial firm expects the US central bank, the Federal Reserve to hike policy rates by 75 basis points in its next meeting. Powerful earthquake of 6.9 magnitude hits Taiwan's southeast coast; tremors felt in China too The deadliest earthquake Taiwan ever experienced was of 7.6 magnitudes in 1999, which claimed the lives of over 2,000 people. US: Republican-led states sends another group of migrants to VP Kamala Harris's residence & Massachusetts Similar instances of sending migrants to other states and vice president's residences have occurred. Last week, Abbott, Texas's governor, sent three full buses to New York and also sent 100 migrants to Harris's residence on Thursday (Sept 15).

Top 10 world news: MBS to skip Queen funeral, Putin appeals for calm

Preparations for the funeral of UK's Queen Elizabeth are in a full swing in London. It is set to take place on September 19, 2022. US President Joe Biden arrived for the Queen's funeral and is expected to meet King Charles. On Saturday, King Charles met some world leaders - Canada's PM Justin Trudeau, Australian PM Anthony Albanese, New Zealand's PM Jacinda Ardern, Jamaican PM Andrew Holness and Bahamas' PM Philip Davis - at the Buckingham Palace.

World leaders arrive for Queen Elizabeth's funeral on September 19

Dignitaries from around the globe are arriving in London to pay their respects to the late Queen Elizabeth II. Preparations are in full swing in London for the Grand Royal Funeral to be held on Monday. Indian president paid her respects to the late Queen Elizabeth II at London's Westminster Hall.

The Royal Funeral: Indian President pays tribute to Queen, President Biden to meet King Charles III

Praising Queen Elizabeth II, Camilla on Sunday paid a tribute to Britain's longest reigning monarch who ruled the country for 70 years.

Calling Queen Elizabeth II a "solitary woman" in a world dominated by men, Camilla said she had an ''unforgettable smile'' during an interview with BBC.

Before going to the Mon Fertile finishing school in Switzerland and then the Institut Britannique in France, Camilla grew up on a country estate and was educated in London.

The queen consort was born into an affluent family in 1947 and her father was an army major and wine merchant who married an aristocrat.

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Queen Elizabeth ended all debate about how Camilla should be known once her eldest son Charles became king on the eve of the 70th anniversary of her accession to the throne.

After gradually overcoming public opposition that lasted years, Camilla has taken on the role with a minimum of fuss.

Following a long-running love affair that was at times adulterous, Charles and Camilla finally married in 2005.

Blaming Camilla for the failure of Charles's first marriage to Diana, Britons expressed their dislike for her after the couple separated.

Her approval rating has hugely improved although she is not topping polls of the most popular royals.

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Praising Queen Elizabeth II, Camilla on Sunday paid a tribute to Britain's longest reigning monarch who ruled the country for 70 years. Calling Queen Elizabeth II a "solitary woman" in a world dominated by men, Camilla said she had an ''unforgettable smile'' during an interview with BBC.

Praising Queen Elizabeth II, Camilla on Sunday paid a tribute to Britain's longest reigning monarch who ruled the country for 70 years. Calling Queen Elizabeth II a "solitary woman" in a world dominated by men, Camilla said she had an ''unforgettable smile'' during an interview with BBC. Before going to the Mon Fertile finishing school in Switzerland and then the Institut Britannique in France, Camilla grew up on a country estate and was educated in London. The queen consort was born into an affluent family in 1947 and her father was an army major and wine merchant who married an aristocrat. Also see | 10 things named after King Charles III Queen Elizabeth ended all debate about how Camilla should be known once her eldest son Charles became king on the eve of the 70th anniversary of her accession to the throne. After gradually overcoming public opposition that lasted years, Camilla has taken on the role with a minimum of fuss. Following a long-running love affair that was at times adulterous, Charles and Camilla finally married in 2005. Blaming Camilla for the failure of Charles's first marriage to Diana, Britons expressed their dislike for her after the couple separated. Her approval rating has hugely improved although she is not topping polls of the most popular royals. (With inputs from agencies) Watch WION's live TV here: ×

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