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Thursday’s episode of the drama was postponed following news of the Queen’s death.

The cortege is expected to leave the castle on Royal Deeside at 10am on Sunday morning.

The two couples looked at flowers and balloons left in memory of the Queen on Saturday.

It is not the first time the gallery has become an outlet for grief.

The monarch’s funeral will take place on Monday September 19 at Westminster Abbey.

It will be some time before the reality of ‘life without Grannie will truly feel real’, William said.

Transport bosses in Scotland have said the level of preparation for the Queen’s journey through Scotland ‘does not match’ even that of Cop26.

The Prince of Wales said it would be ‘some time’ before her loss ‘will truly feel real’.

Sean Phipps, 51, failed to return to HMP Leyhill in South Gloucestershire after being released on a temporary licence to visit Bristol on June 1.

Liz Truss took her senior ministers to Buckingham Palace to be received by the sovereign.

Five Northern Ireland representatives were on the council which formally proclaimed the new king.

The family thanked well-wishers who came out to see them at Balmoral Castle.

The first public proclamation of the reign of Charles III took place on the balcony overlooking Friary Court in St James’s Palace.

The airline said that customers affected by the disruption will be able to change their travel plans free of charge.

The singer and actor died last month at the age of 41 in the US.

The senior clergyman recounts how the monarch’s vehicle fired up after he performed ‘a large sign of the cross’, earning royal praise.

Baroness Scotland has praised the late Queen and spoke of her optimism for the 56 nations’ future.

The hit baking show will air on Tuesday at 8pm.

A major security operation is under way in Hillsborough in Co Down.

Thousands of onlookers gathered in the City of London to witness the proclamation outside the Royal Exchange.