Thousands of people gathered on the streets of London to say goodbye to the British Queen.
On the evening of Tuesday, September 13, the coffin with the body of Queen Elizabeth II of Great Britain was delivered from Scotland, where she died, to Buckingham Palace in London.
This is reported by Sky News.
Huge crowds lined up on the streets of the British capital to watch the Queen's coffin complete its journey from Edinburgh to Buckingham Palace.
The plane that delivered it landed at the British Air Force Base in northwest London. He was met by Prime Minister Liz Truss.
After the plane landed, the coffin was placed in a hearse, the Royal Standard was thrown over the coffin.
During the movement of the funeral procession through the streets of London, some people standing on both sides threw flowers at the black hearse as a sign of respect for the queen, the coffin which was illuminated inside. The hearse was designed in such a way that people could see the Queen's coffin as the car moved around London.
Three police motorcycles walked tightly ahead of the cortege, flashing blue headlights.
At the palace, the arrival of the hearse was waiting the Queen's children and grandchildren.
The Queen's coffin will be in the palace during the night. On Wednesday it will be moved to Westminster Hall. By the morning of Monday, September 19, hundreds of thousands of people will be able to see the coffin of the Queen and pay her respects.
Recall that earlier Buckingham Palace confirmed that the state funeral of Queen Elizabeth II will be held in Westminster Abbey and on Monday, September 19, at 11:00 AM ET.
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