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The Norfolk estate has entered an official period of royal mourning after the monarch’s death.

Chief negotiator Maros Sefcovic said the union stands ready to work in a ‘open and constructive’ way with Britain.

Sir Mark Rowley took over the top job at Scotland Yard on Monday.

People will be allowed to file past the coffin from about 5.30pm on Monday until 3pm on Tuesday.

Most age groups are estimated to have seen a drop in prevalence of the virus.

Olivia Pratt-Korbel was fatally shot and her mother, Cheryl Korbel, was injured when a gunman chased a convicted burglar into their home in Liverpool.

Harry has paid tribute to his grandmother.

The Duke of Sussex described his “Granny” as a “guiding compass” and praised her commitment to service and duty.

Russia is ‘blindly lashing out’ by targeting Ukraine’s power supplies, Lord Dannatt says.

The Scottish capital will host ceremonial events marking the passing of the Queen on Monday.

The Queen will be taken from the Palace of Holyroodhouse to nearby St Giles’ Cathedral later today.

Statistics released by the west London airport show six million people passed through its terminals last month.

The Office for National Statistics said gross domestic product rose by 0.2% between June and July following a drop of 0.6% in the previous month.

Matt Palandra, 19, a computer engineering student at the University of Toronto, spent seven hours creating an A4 image of the Queen using tape.

The issue means no trains are running on the entire Victoria line or part of the Piccadilly line.

The health care sector said the ‘unanticipated public holiday’ will cause huge disruption to operations and patient consultations.

Every national newspaper shows the same image of the Queen carried by pallbearers from the Scottish military.

Since the death of the Queen on Thursday, he has already met members of the public in two walkabouts at Buckingham Palace.

Sir Mark Rowley has begun his new job as Metropolitan Police Commissioner on Monday during unsettled times for the force.

Church of Scotland minister Lorna Hood said the Queen had beckoned her over to look at the family holiday photos on a visit to Balmoral.