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Neue Rheinischezeitung - LIVE: Farewell to Queen Elizabeth II.

Köln - 09.05. 2025 - 04:19:34
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LIVE: Farewell to Queen Elizabeth II.

LIVE coverage of the laying out of Queen Elizabeth II at Westminster Hall, direct from London. The public can pay their last respects to the great Queen all day and night, until Monday 19 September 2022, while members of the military stand guard around Her Majesty's coffin.

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