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gmc y. continuing with all special coverage of queen elizabeth the 2nd state funeral. the ceremony ended with a show of solemn pageantry reflect from brittany's royal traditions. a convoy carrying the queen's coffin in the house is made its way now to windsor castle, as you can to see. the other side of the screen. o king charles, now the members of the royal family adjoining a procession along the long walk into a house at the bottom of the west of saint george's chapter. a service will be held at saint george's chapel van. be laid to rest in the coming out in a private ceremony with awe.

here. all right, we're watching those live pictures, obviously from windsor castle where alan fisher is standing by for us live allen, this is the final part of the funeral procession. talk us through what happens at windsor castle now? well after the long car,

john knew from balmoral through the east coast of scotland and on to edinburgh than the germany by plane to london and through the london suburbs to buckingham palace from buckingham palace to westminster hall and no. finally here to windsor castle. you can finally say that queen elizabeth is home. this is the place she spent. most of our time, buckingham palace is the official residence, but here at windsor castle is where she considered home. after all, the family is no one is the house of windsor. and this is where she will finally be laid to rest in saint george's. chapel were 10 more notes before her have been laid to rest, where a husband prince philip, was leave to rest, where her mother and her father george. the sick was late, were late to rest. i know she too will join them in the royal credit. that has been a long walk across this part of london,

including the long walk itself. 5 kilometers was palm and pageantry, and the royal family leading the way. there will be a service here at saint george's chapel. it will be a much different congregation that will be there, rather than the one that is in westminster abbey, with world leaders here. it will be friends, family, those closest to the royal family who will see their farewells. it will be a short service and then people will leave. and the royal family itself led by the king, king charles the 3rd. they will see that one has no private farewell away from the media away from the public. they will finally get the chance to say good bye to a woman who me well, have been the monarch for 70 years. but to them was a mother was a grandmother and was a great grandmother. allan, for those watching from around the world to may be more familiar with buckingham

palace, says the official residence explained to people wise, this place is so special. why windsor castle is home or was home for queen elizabeth for 2nd. she spent a great deal of time here as a child, and during the war you'll remember. or maybe you're warn't, but during the war, buckingham palace was born. the royal family felt that this was perhaps safer for the young princess, who at that time served in the women's royal auxiliary as well. but when she wasn't on official duties, she would come here. it is about 3540 kilometers from the heart of london to hear it in windsor, but it feels so much different here you can be out in the countryside. the long walk is a huge part of windsor, great park. the queen could ride or horses there, she could walk or dogs. she could essentially get away from central london. and this is where she would come more. we can see where she would relax,

where she would take time with her family, where she would meet her children as they got older, her grandchildren as well. and there's so much history imbibed into this building. it just oozes history and tradition. and she was aware of the connections that at windsor has going back so many years with the royal family. it was a norman fortress, but saint george's chapel itself was built in the 16th century. it is formed of the knights of the order of the garter which was created because they wanted a hundreds of years ago to replicate king arthur in the round table. and senior members of the royal family would be members of the order of the garter. they would meet as a georgias chapel where their banners would be wasted, and it wasn't just senior members of the royal family, but it was also people who had done good. what come members include the king of sweden at the queen of denmark and the emperor of japan,

but also former prime ministers like john major and tony blair. and of course senior members of the royal family. king charles was a member of the order of the garter for many years at when he was just the prince. he will know decide who joins the order the garter so that it's all that history built in to windsor castle. you remember back in the 19 ninety's, there was a huge fire here at the queen described in her annual address at christmas as a and his horrible is in latin, a horrible year and part of it was the fired at windsor castle. the government controversially decided it would pay for repairs. many people questioning why at that point the richest woman in the world wouldn't pay for repairs to her own private palace. but the government stepped in and paid for those repairs. feeling that they were obligated to do, so there was public fundraising for that. and the queen never forgot that. but this became as some weird the public could visit. does that so de got to see

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all right we've seen there king charles the 3rd place the queen's company camp color of the grand deer guards on the coffin, followed by the lord chamberlain, breaking his wand of office and also slicing a few tooth is in the coffin. and now a little wind is reading a passage from the bible from the book of psalms. for the final commendation we are for the garter, king of arms will pronounce this 1000 titans of the queen. the day is with man, all butters grass. for he flourishes as a flower of the field. for as soon as the wind goeth over it, it is gone,

and the place thereof shall know it no more. but the merciful goodness of the lord endure is for ever and ever upon them that fear him and his righteousness upon children's children go forth upon thy journey from this world. o christian soul, in the name of god, the father almighty, who created the in the name of jesus christ, who suffered for thee in the name of the holy spirit, whose strength honestly in communion with the blessed incense and aided by angels and archangels. and all the armies of the heavenly host, no thy portion to stay in peace and thy dwelling in

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queen elizabeth, the 2nd of the united kingdom has had her funeral concluded were watching the live pictures from windsor castle. king charles the 3rd. now having left saint george's chapel in the foil vehicle that will carry him now away, and that really marks the end of the public ceremony of the funeral of queen elizabeth the 2nd. all right, we've got rory challenge. he's standing by live for us at windsor castle, where the queen has been laid to rest, where we're now watching king charles, the 3rd drive off from rory the longest reigning monarch in britain's history has been laid to rest. yeah,

we are. i think finished with seeing the main public parts of the ceremonies main public parts of this funeral. what happens next will be much more private. the cameras essentially are going to be turned off. we won't get to see that last service of the day. a family service for the queen where a coffin is finally lowered into the royal volt, where she will spend her life next to her husband, prince philip lying with her father, george and her mother to many other monex and royals have been buried in saint george's chapel going back centuries, the pictures of course will be watching at another amazing part of the day pageantry, so many beautiful images. no other country does states pomp and pageantry in the way that gets done in the british isles. i think it's why so many

people, but one of the reasons why so many people have come, the winds come to london to be a part of it. i've been talking to many of them throughout the day. lots of them come for quite significant distances, but no one i've spoken to so far has come as, as from far away as kesha. now kesha you came here, tell us where you came from. came from canada and you flew today. i flew in at 1 pm today from toronto. i'm originally from newfoundland, and i currently live in. so why did you come, why did you think it was important? is a part of history and love history and what other time are you going to be able to come here and be a part of the when did you decide that this is something you're going to be doing today? probably last weekend because you thought.