Mourners line the streets as the Queen’s cortege takes her coffin from Balmoral to Edinburgh.
Image source, PA MediaThe Queen’s coffin has left Balmoral Castle at the start of a six-hour journey to Edinburgh, passing through Aberdeen and Dundee.
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In the second car of the cortege is the Queen’s daughter, the Princess Royal and her husband Vice-Admiral Sir Tim Laurence.
Princess Anne will stay with the coffin as it is moved first to Edinburgh and then to London.
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Thousands of people will see the cortege as the late monarch’s coffin is driven to the Palace of Holyroodhouse.
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There are a total of 45 vehicles in the funeral cortege, including police outriders and support vehicles.
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Meanwhile, Charles was proclaimed king in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland – as crowds gathered at royal palaces across the nation, including Windsor Castle.
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And there was a two-minute silence at Doncaster Racecourse to remember the Queen, for whom the sport was a life-long passion.
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The Queen’s coffin will arrive in London on Tuesday. The Queen will lie in state at Westminster Hall from Wednesday.
