2000 dignitaries including world leaders attended the final farewell of Queen Elizabeth of Britain
It will be 11 days since Quinn's death, and the British royal family's personal grief is being discussed internationally. Biden and his wife, Jill Biden, paid their respects in a British flag-draped casket at London's Westminster Hall. King Charles has welcomed many leaders, from Japan's Emperor Naruhito to French President Emmanuel Macron.
British Queen Elizabeth II (British Queen Elizabeth II) will be laid to rest today. Famous personalities and political leaders from home and abroad were present to pay tribute to him. Earlier, King Charles III welcomed world leaders to Buckingham Palace on Sunday. US President Joe Biden also paid his last respects to the Queen. For the first time since 1965, someone in Britain has been honored with a political funeral. Finally, the first British Prime Minister Winston Churchill (Winston Churchill) was given a political funeral. Dignitaries from Britain and around the world flocked to pay their last respects to Quinn at London's Westminster Abbey.
Queen Elizabeth's coffin was carried from Westminster Abbey to Wellington Arch. His casket will be carried through Parliament Square, Parliament Street, Whitehall, Horse Guards, The Mall, Queen's Gardens, Constitution Hill and Apsley Way to Wellington Arch. King Charles and members of the royal family walked with the coffin.
It will be 11 days since Quinn's death, and the British royal family's personal grief is being discussed internationally. Biden and his wife, Jill Biden, paid their respects in a British flag-draped casket at London's Westminster Hall. King Charles has welcomed many leaders, from Japan's Emperor Naruhito to French President Emmanuel Macron. More than 2,000 dignitaries will attend his final farewell.
Queen Elizabeth was the Queen of Britain for 70 years and 214 days. He breathed his last at the age of 96. Quinn's funeral was held at Westminster Abbey, where Quinn also held her wedding to Prince Philip in November 1947. His eldest son, King Charles III, wore military dress and paid his respects. A two-minute silence was observed in the UK at Quinn's final farewell.
