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Royal photographer behind final portrait of Queen recalls Her Majesty's quip - Vimarsana News

Royal photographer behind final portrait of Queen recalls Her Majesty's quip

Ranald Mackechnie photographed the late monarch at her Windsor Castle home in May ahead of the Platinum Jubilee celebrations.

King takes time for private grieving before taking role as Grandfather of the Nation - Vimarsana News

King takes time for private grieving before taking role as Grandfather of the Nation

The King and Queen Consort arrived in Scotland for a short break to mourn the loss of the late Queen. His staff are now busy behind the scenes putting project Grandfather of the Nation into full swing.

Charles and Camilla land at her Wiltshire estate as the royals go their separate ways after service - Vimarsana News

Charles and Camilla land at her Wiltshire estate as the royals go their separate ways after service

King Charles and the Queen Consort's helicopter landed in Wiltshire this afternoon, an hour after leaving the the late Queen's procession from Buckingham Place to the Palace of Westminster.

Eight days of national sorrow: Day-by-day guide to the next week - Vimarsana News

Eight days of national sorrow: Day-by-day guide to the next week

King Charles III will travel to Edinburgh today as the nation continues in its period of national mourning following the death of Queen Elizabeth II on Thursday in her Scottish home of Balmoral.

Mourners camp overnight as crowds queue on Edinburgh's Royal Mile as they wait for Queen's coffin - Vimarsana News

Mourners camp overnight as crowds queue on Edinburgh's Royal Mile as they wait for Queen's coffin

Mourners were pictured lining up with flags bearing the Union Jack and colourful homemade signs outside St Giles' Cathedral on Monday as they prepare to pay their respects to the Queen.