Stock Photo The death of Queen Elizabeth II
Soldiers of the Scots Guards at the Queens Coffin Procession
Princess Anne and her nrother Prince Andrew walking behind their mothers' coffin in London
King Charles III walking behind his mothers' coffin in his RAF uniform
The Queen’s coffin bedecked with the Royal Standard and the Imperial and State Crown
The Imperial Crown atop Queen Elizabeth's coffin in the Lying in State procession
Soldiers of the Scots Guards at the Queens Coffin Procession
Soldiers of the Scots Guards at the Queens Coffin Procession
Stock Photo The death of Queen Elizabeth II
Floral tributes to Her Majesty in the remembrance garden of flowers in Green Park at night
Mourner alone at night in the remembrance garden of flowers in Green Park
Heavy police presence as the Queen's coffin leaves RAF Northolt on its journey to London
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Buckingham Palace gates with flowers threaded though
Flowers on the Buckingham Palace railings with a guardsman in the background
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip smiling at crowds in WIndsor during her 90th birthday walkabout
The Queen waves to teh Crowd as she and Prince Philip return to Buckingham Palace after Trooping the Colour
Queen Elizabeth Smiling at the crowds as she Walks through WIndsor on her Birthday
Older lady placing her flowers in amongst other bunches
Queen Elizabeth Smiling at the crowds as she Walks through WIndsor on her Birthday
Queen Elizabeth Smiling at the crowds as she Walks through WIndsor on her Birthday
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip smiling at crowds in WIndsor during her 90th birthday walkabout
Queen Elizabeth Smiling at the crowds as she Walks through WIndsor on her Birthday
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Queen Elizabeth II Dies

1926-2022

Queen Elizabeth II has been the much loved monarch of the United Kingdom since February 1952. She was known the world over simply as "THE QUEEN". A procession was held in London as her coffin was moved to Westminster to Lie in State. King Charles, Prince William, Princess Anne, Prince Andrew and Prince Edward walked behind the coffin.

R.I.P.

The Queen died on September 8 2022. Her death was only announced to the world at 6pm though it is presumed now that she passed away earlier in the day. Her close family travelled to her Scottish home at Balmoral during the afternoon but her daughter and son Princess Anne and Prince Charles now King Charles III had spent the time with her from the previous evening. 

Police motorcycle followed by black Range Rovers as new prime minister Liz Truss leaves Buckingham Palace
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Crowds of people outside Buckingham Palace in the rain
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Two differently aged ladies carrying a bunch of irises outside Buckingham Palace
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A mother carrying red roses and her public schoolboy son walk past the Palace
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Ancient statue of a man and a lion and at the base a sea of flowers
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Lady with her mobile out taking pictures of flowers and the attached cards
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A flower card thanking Her Majesty for what she has done for the world
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Several bunches of flowers attached to the palace railings
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Older lady placing her flowers in amongst other bunches
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Thousands of people throng against the palace railings which were adorned with flowers
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Mass of colourful flowers resting through the palace railings
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Sheet of white paper in a pouch calling the Queen a role model and legend
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Young Asian man with a bunch of pink flowers
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Two ladies preparing a single white rose with a written note
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Close up of an iPhone image of the gates
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Black Union Jack flag with a note pinned to the centre
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A Moslem lady posing for a photo by the flowers outside the palace
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Young man with a bunch of purple flowers
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A sea of faces as people look toward the palace
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People taking pictures of a car leaving the palace with Camilla in sight and probably the King out of sight
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The central area outside the railings were full of just flowers. No public allowed there
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The grand gates of Buckingham Palace with flowers along the pavement in front
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A Royal Mail red van waiting for the gates to be opened
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People looking towards the public notice posted by Buckingham Palace
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Flowers on the pavement with policer activity inside the railings
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A closeup of the Buckingham Palace public notice posted 8th September 2022
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A very large wicker mockup of a crown adorned with purple hydrangeas
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Flowers and mourners standing by the black clad barriers
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Flowers and public outside palace
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Thoughtful faces standing looking at the palace
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Two men deep in thought outside the palace
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Low angle of colourful flowers hung on the gates of Buckingham Palace.
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Older lady photographing bright orange sunflowers stuck in the railings
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Woeful look on the face of a middle aged smartly dressed lady looking through the railings
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Older Indian lady sadly looking at the palace
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Man and woman posing for a selfie by the palace railings
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Yellow crysanthemums next to a photo of The Queen with a printed heading Queen Elizabeth, Queen of the world, God save the King
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The pile of flowers were building up against the palace outer walls
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A white Rugby ball by the flowers outside the palace
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Flowers on the Buckingham Palace railings with a guardsman in the background
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Buckingham Palace gates with flowers threaded though
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Sign showing the intention of Palace authorities to remove floral tributes after around 12 hours.
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Small white tents running along the back of the gardens opposite Buckingham Palace
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International TV stations under their white tents with many bright lights and cameras
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BBC technicians with the next autocue lines on display
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Live TV report being made by a reporter on his iPhone
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Stormy clouds gathering over Buckingham Palace at dusk with thousands of people standing by
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The Victoria Memorial and Buckingham Palace as darkness falls with crowds of mourners stand outside.
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Reflections of the illuminated columns of Buckingham Palace in the water around the Victoria Memorial
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Three large police carriers marked Territorial Support Group arrive on crowd control duties as the Queen's coffin passes after b
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