Two thousand guests, including several hundred presidents, heads of state and monarchs, will attend Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral at Westminster Abbey in London on Monday. She will then be buried at Windsor Castle in the evening. more

With data suggesting that monitoring by the Environmental Protection Agency is failing to adequately protect English rivers, the British government has decided to set up a citizen-based system to monitor river cleanliness. The authorities will allocate £7 million for this purpose.more

London is preparing for tomorrow's funeral of Queen Elizabeth II and the journey of the coffin containing her body to Windsor Castle, located some 30 kilometers west of the capital. In central parts of London, especially around Buckingham Palace and Parliament, the mournful atmosphere is almost palpable.more

Tomorrow, on the day of Queen Elizabeth II's state funeral, most stores in the UK will be closed.more

People who managed to walk past Queen Elizabeth II's coffin at Westminster Hall after waiting in line for several hours are then trying to sell their wristbands online, the British press reported today.more

In an emotional speech to be broadcast in its entirety by the BBC tonight, Queen-bride Camilla pays tribute to the late Queen Elizabeth II. "She was always part of our lives"- King Charles III's wife is quoted as saying by Britain's PA news agency.more

Foreign guests invited to attend the funeral ceremonies of the late Queen Elizabeth II are arriving in London. The first delegations already showed up last night.more

London's main train stations will be open all night in connection with the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II tomorrow, "The Guardian" daily reports.more

Nationalist politicians in Wales and Welsh language advocates want the new heir to the throne Prince William, who has assumed the title of Prince of Wales, to learn their language.more

British media has noted the cold reactions in South Africa (South Africa) to the death of Queen Elizabeth II. They also recall her close relationship with Nelson Mandela.more

Train drivers are set to stage more strikes in October as part of a long-running dispute over pay, the BBC understands. Drivers at 12 train companies are expected to strike on 1 and 5 October.more

On Tuesday September 13th the Federation of Poles in Great Britain, based in London, sent a letter to the new Home Secretary, Rt Hon Suella Braverman KC MP concerning unresolved issues that were causing considerable distress to many Polish and other EU citizens resident in the UK. more

King Charles III of Great Britain and his elder son, Prince William, unexpectedly left around noon today to meet the people waiting in line to Westminster Hall, where the coffin containing the body of Queen Elizabeth II is displayed.more

Domestic violence continues to affect many people, including in the UK. The charity Sounds Like Women deals with those who have experienced violence and helps them heal from trauma, including by organizing music workshops. The latest project is the release of the mini-album "Without violence and in all colors". You can support the project at Crowdfunder.co.ukmore

The seven-hour gap in admitting new people to the line waiting to enter Westminster Hall to pay tribute to the late Queen Elizabeth II did not shorten it at all - when it opened, it turned out that the estimated waiting time exceeded 24 hours.more

Yesterday, King Charles III of Great Britain, during his first visit to Wales in his new role, thanked him - partly speaking in Welsh - for his condolences after the death of his mother, Queen Elizabeth II. He stressed that it was an honor for him to be able to bear the title of Prince of Wales.more

Three central London Tube stations will be closed on the morning of the Queen’s funeral to prevent overcrowding.more

Ensuring safety at the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II will be the biggest operation London Metropolitan Police has ever undertaken, said Deputy Commissioner Stuart Cundy.more

In anticipation of the Queen's funeral, which will take place on Monday, Britons continue to flock to places where they can pay tribute to the late Elizabeth II. This is the case in London's Green Park, among other places.more

The famous English footballer David Beckham years ago was spotted in a line of people waiting to pass the coffin with the body of Queen Elizabeth II, British media reported.more

After reports of layoffs at Clarence House, the former residence of Charles III, media reports that members of the royal staff at Buckingham Palace may also lose their jobs.more

Issues of British newspapers on Friday 9 September with information about the death of Queen Elizabeth II are on sale on eBay and Facebook Marketplace for amounts several or even several dozen times higher than their nominal price, Sky News reported.more

Major shops and businesses across the UK have announced they will shut their doors as a mark of respect for Queen Elizabeth II on the day of her funeral. more

Almost 80% of the UK’s lowest-paid workers say they are now facing the toughest financial squeeze of their lifetimes, according to new research by the Living Wage Foundation.more

Due to sanctions imposed by China on seven British parliamentarians, the authorities of the House of Commons did not agree that the Chinese government delegation should pay tribute to the late Queen Elizabeth II in parliament, the Politico website informed.more