Her coffin will then be transferred to the state hearse, and travel by road to Windsor. The committal service, attended by 800 people, will be held at St George’s Chapel. Later that evening her family will attend a private interment service. Many continued to wait patiently overnight after the queue closed after 10:30pm on Sunday, with hundreds seen leaving this morning. Ms Truss and her husband Hugh O’Leary made their way into Westminster Abbey just before 10.30am as members of the Royal Family were driven through Whitehall.

The crash was witnessed by hundreds of people, 349 of whom gave accounts of what they saw to the NTSB. About half (52%) reported a fire or explosion before the plane hit the ground. Others stated that they saw a wing detach from the aircraft, when in fact it was the vertical stabilizer. [19] [25]

Photo: Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Photo: Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport St James’s Park side of The Mall and Horse Guards Road (pink) (accessible viewing places available) Blessed are those who are persecuted for righteousness’ sake, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.’ Last night I thought about it and I made the decision to come first thing this morning. I just thought that I needed to come. The Queen’s coffin of Queen is carried out of Westminster Abbey by a contingent of the Grenadier Guards (Photo: Gareth Cattermole/Getty) Prince William and Prince Harry followed behind the Queen’s coffin as it travelled to Westminster Abbey (Photo: PA) Prince Edward, Duke of Kent, Birgitte, Duchess of Gloucester, Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie during the State Funeral of Queen Elizabeth II at Westminster Abbey. (Photo: Samir Hussein/WireImage) Princess Beatrice of York looks emotional as she followed the coffin of the late Queen Elizabeth II as it was pulled past the Houses of Parliament after the funeral. (Photo: Joshua Bratt- WPA Pool/Getty Images)

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Eight viewing areas are being set up in London to allow members of the public to view the funeral procession in person. About 6,000 members of the Armed Forces were deployed on ceremonial duties in preparations for the funeral, codenamed Operation London Bridge, with about 4,000 military personnel on parade today. Mourners wrapped in blankets in central London to secure a vantage point to see the Queen’s funeral procession (Photo: Chris J Ratcliffe/Reuters) People held up homemade banners thanking the Queen for her 70-year reign (Photos: Kevin Coombs/Reuters)Ranter, Harro. "United States of America air safety profile". aviation-safety.net. Aviation Safety Network . Retrieved July 26, 2019. The queue to reach the Queen's coffin took some mourners more than nine hours to complete but many said the long wait was worth it. After the service, there will be a long procession from Westminster Abbey to Wellington Arch, with King Charles leading members of the royal family walking behind the gun carriage. At one point during the first full day of Queen Elizabeth II lying in state in Westminster Hall volunteers along the route, which hugged the south banks of the River Thames, said there could be another 10-12 hours to go from Tower Bridge. Today will mark the first state funeral for 57 years since former Prime Minister Winston Churchill was laid to rest in 1965.