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King Charles III to arrive in Edinburgh ahead of Queen's coffin procession to St Giles

His Majesty the King and wife Camilla will fly to Edinburgh this afternoon as Scotland prepares to say their final goodbyes to Queen Elizabeth II.

Edinburgh Live

Death of Queen Elizabeth latest: First members of the public pay their respects at St Giles’ Cathedral

People in Edinburgh are among the first to see the Queen’s coffin lying at rest at St Giles’ Cathedral

Evening Standard

Grieving dad welcomes plans to axe 'traumatising' 'not proven' verdict in Scotland

Stewart Handling admitted that the not proven verdict left him traumatised all over again.

Daily Record

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Scotland would have ‘favourable’ starting point for indy EU return

SCOTLAND would have a “favourable” starting point during the application process to join the European Union due to its previous membership of…

The National (Scotland)

Date of Queen’s state funeral announced

Bank holiday declared across UK for funeral on Monday 19 September

The Independent UK

Ukrainian's continue to fight back against Putin's troops 200 days after war breaks out

They are not only fighting for their own survival against tyranny but in defence of democracy and a free Europe.

Daily Record

King Charles and Camilla to arrive in Edinburgh ahead of Queen's coffin procession to St Giles

His Majesty the King and wife Camilla will fly to Edinburgh this afternoon as Scotland prepares to say their final goodbyes to Queen Elizabeth II.

Daily Record

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The Queen's coffin now rests in Edinburgh. Here's what happens next

The Queen's coffin will remain at St Giles' Cathedral for one day before moving on in its journey back to England for her state funeral.

ABC News

What is the Stone of Destiny at King Charles III's coronation? The legendary history of the Scone block

Legends link the symbolic rock to the biblical Stone of Jacob from the Book of Genesis

Wales Online

The royal news you might have missed: Charles III proclaimed King, Queen's coffin now in Edinburgh and a public holiday announced

King Charles III is proclaimed as the ruling monarch of Australia, Queen Elizabeth II's body is transported to Scotland's capital and Prime Minister Anthony Albanese justifies a national day of mourning. Here's what you might have missed this weekend.

ABC News

Round-the-clock vigil to give thousands chance to bid Queen Elizabeth farewell

Mourners will be able to file past the coffin of Britain's late Queen Elizabeth in a round-the-clock lying-in-state from Wednesday evening to early on the day of her funeral, with authorities preparing for a huge turnout.

Reuters

Queen’s coffin lies in rest at Edinburgh after late monarch leaves beloved Balmoral for final time

Silent and sombre crowds break into applause as funeral cortege makes six-hour trip from Scottish residence for Palace of Holyroodhouse

The Independent UK

‘We had to be here’: crowds bid farewell to Queen on her final Scottish journey

As Queen Elizabeth II’s cortege drove from Balmoral to Edinburgh, well-wishers from near and far paid understated tribute

The Guardian - UK

Thousands pay tribute as the Queen’s coffin arrives in Edinburgh

Well-wishers lined streets across Scotland as Queen’s cortege made six-hour journey from Balmoral

Evening Standard

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The Guardian - UK

Applause, affection and dissent: Edinburgh greets Queen’s cortege and proclamation of new king

Thousands turn out to pay respects to late monarch, while a minority of republicans make themselves heard

Daily Record

Mourners in tears as Queen's coffin passes through Edinburgh streets

Tens of thousands of people packed the pavements throughout the capital as they eagerly awaited the arrival of Her Majesty’s coffin on Sunday.

Daily Mirror

King Charles will never be as popular as the Queen, says leading historian

Sir Tom Devine said the Queen would be a ‘hard act to follow’ and that Charles would not achieve anything like the popularity of his beloved mother

Evening Standard

Watch: Moment crowd burst into applause as the cortege carrying the Queen’s coffin arrives in Edinburgh

The Queen’s cortege has arrived in Edinburgh where it will remain in Hollyroodhouse overnight. The Queen’s funeral cortege left Balmoral at 10am as Her late Majesty left the estate for the last time, acompanied by the Princess Royal. Inside the hearse, the coffin was draped with the Royal Standard and…

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Evening Standard

Watch: Queen’s coffin arrives at Holyroodhouse as Charles proclaimed King

Daily Record

Edinburgh Airport cancels flights for arrival of Queen's coffin

Officials at the airport have confirmed the airspace will shut temporarily on Tuesday afternoon for a short period of time, to allow the coffin to safely depart for London.

Daily Record

Woman arrested in Edinburgh after protester holds anti-monarchy sign

Police Scotland said the arrest was made outside St Giles' Cathedral, where the Queen's coffin is due to be held on Monday.

The Independent UK

Thousands line Queen’s coffin route to pay final respects in Scotland

The cortege travelled around 180-miles from Balmoral to Edinburgh in a journey lasting more than six hours.

Daily Mirror

Historic Stone of Destiny will be moved for King Charles' coronation

At Westminster Abbey when Elizabeth II was crowned in 1953 her royal throne sat over the stone.The artefact was returned to Scotland over a quarter of a century ago but will return to London

The Independent UK

Woman arrested after protester holds anti-monarchy sign in Edinburgh

The proclamation was one of three taking place in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland on Sunday.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow author lifts lid on historic air show that attracted huge crowds in 1910

Scotland's Wings author Robert Jeffrey tells the story of the country's first ever air show that took place four years before the outbreak of the First World War and attracted an estimated 250,000 people.

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