Princes William and Harry and Queen Elizabeth II’s six other grandchildren woke up Saturday night around her coffin, two days before the Queen’s funeral.
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Charles III’s two sons are often described as enemy brothers, and unlike their six cousins, they wore military uniforms – no longer worn by Harry since his resounding withdrawal from the monarchy.
They assembled at 6:00 p.m. in Westminster Hall, their backs to the coffin and their heads bowed, under the gaze of visitors who had come to bow before the remains of Elizabeth II, on display to the public until Monday morning.
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Then the Queen’s grandchildren officially left after just over 15 minutes of meditation.
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