Queen Elizabeth's funeral: Waiting time to pay last respects touches 14 hours

Long queues of people can be witnessed of the people looking to pay last respects to late Queen Elizabeth. The waiting time seems to have reached 14 hours. Authorities could be seen distributing water bottles to the people, who were waiting. People were told to maintain pin-drop silence at Westminister Hall. Fiona Holloran, a Ph.D. student, visiting to see the Queen cried after paying her respects. Another 34-year-old visitor, who had a baby strapped to her, said the wait was worth it. She noted how everyone was waiting and no one was pushing, maintaining a certain level of discipline.

Amy Harris, another visitor, believed the Westminister Hall's atmosphere was breathtaking and very peaceful.

The King and Queen

King Charles III and the Queen Consort, Camilla, have arrived for their official visit to Wales. The royals visited the Llandaff cathedral in Cardiff on Friday and were due at Cardiff castle and the Welsh parliament later. Prince William is now the Prince of Wales after his father became King on Queen Elizabeth II's death. After the Queen's death, the royal couple visited Northern Ireland and Scotland, the nations that make up the UK.

FAQs

Q1. Who is the Prince of Wales?
A1. Prince William is now the Prince of Wales after his father became King on Queen Elizabeth II's death.

Q2. Who is the King after Queen Elizabeth's death?
A2. The Queen's son, King Charles III, became King after her death.