Princess Charlotte and Prince George were among the youngest mourners at the Queen's state funeral and committal service. And despite it being a long day for the youngsters in the full glare of public, they have been praised for their "incredible" behaviour.
The future king and his sister, who are second and third in line to the throne respectively, joined 2,000 guests including kings, queens, presidents and prime ministers. Their four-year-old brother Louis, who kept people entertained during the Queen's Jubilee celebrations, was felt to be too young for the events of the day. The children sat impeccably during the hour-long service at Westminster Abbey led by the Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby, and later during the committal service at Windsor.
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