Highlights
- Queen Elizabeth II’s son Prince Andrew, Duke of York, was heckled as he walked behind her coffin.
- 4 days after the 96-year-old Queen died at Balmoral Fortress, she was taken to Edinburgh.
- All her kids, King Charles III, Princess Anne, Prince Andrew, and Prince Edward had been current.
Queen Elizabeth II loss of life: Queen Elizabeth II’s son Prince Andrew, Duke of York, was heckled on Monday as he walked behind her coffin, which was being taken from Balmoral to Edinburgh. Andrew is Queen Elizabeth II, and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh’s third baby and second son.
In a extensively shared BBC footage from the procession, a person may very well be heard shouting, “Andrew, you are a sick outdated man!” because the Prince walked behind her mom’s coffin. As per the Impartial, the person has been arrested. The remainder of his phrases weren’t audible as his voice was muted and drowned out by voiceover commentary and the individuals round him.
All her kids, King Charles III, Princess Anne, Prince Andrew, and Prince Edward, walked silently behind her coffin. Charles, Anne and Edward all wore army uniforms, however Andrew didn’t. The Royal Navy veteran was stripped of his honorary army titles and was eliminated as a working royal over his friendship with the infamous U.S. intercourse offender Jeffrey Epstein.
4 days after the 96-year-old Queen died at Balmoral Fortress within the Scottish Highlands, she was taken to St. Giles’ Cathedral the place a service of thanksgiving hailed the late monarch as a “fixed in all of our lives for over 70 years.”
Contained in the church, the coffin was positioned on a wood stand and topped with the golden Crown of Scotland, encrusted with 22 gems and 20 valuable stones together with freshwater pearls from Scotland’s rivers. “And so we collect, to bid Scotland’s farewell to our late monarch, whose lifetime of service to the nation and the world we rejoice. And whose love for Scotland was legendary,” stated the Rev. Calum MacLeod.
The coffin will stay on the cathedral till Tuesday so the general public will pay their respects. Hundreds of individuals lined the 0.7-mile (1 kilometer) route between palace and cathedral, some arriving hours early to catch a glimpse.
