Column: Silence was what made the queen's funeral special
Meredith Blake and Mary McNamara discuss why it was worth it to get up very early and stay up very late to watch Queen Elizabeth II's funeral.
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Meredith Blake and Mary McNamara discuss why it was worth it to get up very early and stay up very late to watch Queen Elizabeth II's funeral.
LONDON: Hundreds of thousands of mourners lined the streets of London on Monday to honor and say farewell to Queen Elizabeth II, whose seven-decade reign meant she had been a constant throughout the lives of most people in the UK. Her funeral service took place at Westminster Abbey, where members of the British royal family were joined by heads of state, politicians and other
While their steady shoulders impressed all of those who watched yesterday, it is their friends and families of the eight young pallbearers who are today bursting with pride.
The procession can be watched from designated spaces along the route or on big screens placed around the capital