Princess Anne donned a ceremonial Navy uniform as she marched behind the coffin of her mother as it left Buckingham Palace for the final time today.
She joined King Charles, and Princes William and Harry – along with the Duke of York and the Earl of Wessex – following the coffin on foot as it left Buckingham Palace to make its 38-minute journey in front of thousands of mourners lining the streets in central London.
Her Majesty spent her final
King Charles III met with well-wishers who lined the streets of Edinburgh today as Scotland welcomed the new monarch and mourned the Queen as she lies in rest in the throne room of Holyroodhouse.
Charles has landed in Edinburgh to be reunited with his mother where he will be seen in public for the first time with her coffin on the latest leg of her final and saddest journey before the monarch leads a vigil at the casket with his
Israeli police officers charged at Palestinian mourners carrying the coffin of Al Jazeera journalist Shireen Abu Akleh on Friday, before thousands led her casket through Jerusalem’s Old City in an outpouring of grief and anger over her killing.
In a statement the Israeli police explained how the mob threatened the driver of the Akleh’s hearse before attempting to steal the coffin.
‘Plans for the funeral procession of Shireen Abu-Akleh were coordinated in advance by the Israel Police together with the
Shane Warne’s grief-stricken family has taken his body for a final lap of his beloved St Kilda Football ground as his close friends watched on from the stands.
‘The Time of My Life’ from the iconic 80s movie Dirty Dancing played in the background as the 52-year-old’s coffin was driven in a hearse around the oval after the intimate funeral.
In emotional scenes, Warne’s son Jackson embraced and kissed the coffin, which was draped in a St Kilda Saints scarf,
Teenage Russian ice skater Kamila Valieva has today been cleared to compete at the Beijing Winter Olympics despite testing positive for a banned drug – because officials say she is a ‘protected person’ who could suffer ‘irreparable harm’ from a ban.
The decision by the Court of Arbitration for Sport has sparked outrage from fellow competitors who say it has whiffs of corruption and shows Russia’s ‘disregard for clean sport’.
American former Olympic champion Tara Lipinski said Valieva’s age should
Nach der Bestätigung des demokratischen Senators von West Virginia, Joe Manchin, am Sonntag, dass er nicht für Präsident Bidens „Build Back Better“-Plan stimmen werde, begrüßten die Republikaner die Nachricht mit einer Aussage, dass Manchin „den Nagel in den Sarg“ des Gesetzesentwurfs stecke.
„Die Mega-Ausgabenrechnung von Präsident Biden ist tot und Joe Manchin hat den Nagel in den Sarg gelegt. Dies sollte ein Realitätscheck für wildäugige Progressive sein, dass sie nicht der Mainstream sind: Mit einem geteilten Land, einem 50-50-Senat und
