MPs have held a minute's silence in the House of Commons ahead of a special session of parliament to remember the Queen following her death on Thursday.
Speaker of the house Lindsay Hoyle led members ahead of tributes to the monarch which are expected to last for 10 hours.
MPs stood in a crowded chamber with heads bowed. Hoyle led the tributes, telling MPs: "Over her reign she has seen unprecedented social, cultural, technological change, through it all she has been the most conscientious and dutiful monarchs.
