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The health care sector said the ‘unanticipated public holiday’ will cause huge disruption to operations and patient consultations.

Every national newspaper shows the same image of the Queen carried by pallbearers from the Scottish military.

Since the death of the Queen on Thursday, he has already met members of the public in two walkabouts at Buckingham Palace.

Sir Mark Rowley has begun his new job as Metropolitan Police Commissioner on Monday during unsettled times for the force.

Church of Scotland minister Lorna Hood said the Queen had beckoned her over to look at the family holiday photos on a visit to Balmoral.

Members of the public will be able to view the coffin at St Giles’ Cathedral in Edinburgh to pay their respects.

The former Aston Villa footballer died an hour after being tasered near his childhood home in 2016.

Researchers found that women were significantly more likely than men to be altruistic to fellow supporters.

The monarch must remain politically neutral and has ‘an important formal and ceremonial relationship’ with Parliament.

Charles moved into Clarence House, which used to belong to his grandmother the Queen Mother, in 2003.

London’s rail services and roads will be ‘extremely busy’ throughout the official mourning period.

MLAs are returning to Stormont on Monday for a special sitting to pay tribute to the Queen.

A number of engagements will take place in the days leading up to the state funeral.

Scott Wilcock, who works under the name Snow Graffiti, created a mural with the words ‘thanks for everything ma’am’.

The Dean of Westminster has said the Queen’s funeral will be ‘living tradition in action’ and a chance to give thanks for her ‘extraordinary life’.

There was no applause or flowers strewn in the path of the hearse, but there was a quiet and reflective atmosphere.

People in Edinburgh will be able to view the coffin at St Giles’ cathedral from 5pm on Monday September 12.

The serial has twice featured members of the real royal family.

It comes amid reports that heads of state will be asked to use a coach instead of private cars to attend the service.

Thousands of people are expected to queue to see the Queen’s coffin in Westminster Hall.