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Death of the Queen
Sunday
11 September 2022
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The hearse bearing the Queen's coffin drives through Edinburgh 
Pallbearers carry the coffin, draped with the Royal Standard of Scotland 
Members of the public watch the hearse carrying the coffin of Queen Elizabeth II in Edinburgh 
The hearse carrying the coffin of Queen Elizabeth II is driven over the Queensferry Crossing 
Princess Anne accompanies the hearse Royal funeral cortege has travelled from Balmoral to Edinburgh
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Elizabeth’s death and Charles’s ascension has Australia – at once an old and young country – questioning what sort of nation it is and wants to be -
It is thought to be the first time royals have been seen in public together since March 2020 -
Strong opinions on the climate crisis could put monarch at loggerheads with the Conservative government -
King Charles will travel to Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales before Queen’s state funeral on Monday 19 September
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Ukraine says its troops have retaken more than 3,000 sq km of territory this month -
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Ramzan Kadyrov, Kremlin-appointed Chechnya leader, suggests Putin might not be fully aware of true state of affairs
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Headlines
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Rightwing bloc that has embraced anti-immigration Sweden Democrats aims to win power from centre-left -
Stephen Miller and Brian Jack were summoned as authorities investigate funds related to the Save America Pac, currently sitting at $100m
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Marías, also a translator and columnist, was described as ‘one of Spain’s greatest contemporary writers’ -
Monarch marks 50th anniversary of accession with muted celebrations out of respect for Elizabeth II -
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‘When I realised there was going to be an announcement about her death, I changed into black and waited. She deserved that. Part of us goes with her’ -
The Queen’s record reign spanned 14 presidencies, from Truman to Joe Biden – and met all but one -
In this new era we will speak of national and royal fallibility, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik
Spotlight
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On the streets of European cities, colourful mosaics are popping up where once there were cracks and potholes. It’s all thanks to the enigmatic street artist Ememem… -
When Christie Watson put on an HRT patch she found herself thinking about sex, all the time. What was going on?
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Experts agree on importance of traditions seen after Queen’s death in enabling bereaved to process loss -
Memories of postwar squalor revived by Vladimir Putin’s shutting down of Nord Stream 1 pipeline
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Long championed by climate activists, the green bank would provide funding to expand clean energy use across the US -
The fierce weather comes with a risk of flash floods and gusts that could fuel wildfires burning across the state -
Facing the reality of climate change forces us to grapple with a range of complex emotions, and rigid logic will only get us so far -
As one of the most brutal September heat events dragged on, the red numbers climbed ever higher
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The Tories’ ideology of daffy libertarianism seeks to triumph over evidence and reason -
If the democratic experiment called America continues to unravel because of what Republicans did or failed to do, they will live in infamy -
The writer behind HM’s encounter with the bear explains the sketch’s tender power
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Over-by-over report: Join our writers for the latest from the Oval, with England in the driving seat of the shortened Test -
Max Verstappen pulled clear at the top of the drivers’ championship as he looks to seal a second title
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The 19-year-old Spaniard would be youngest ever men’s world No 1 if he can beat another emerging star in Ruud -
Real Madrid came from behind to beat Mallorca 4-1 at the Bernabéu and continue their perfect start to the season
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António Guterres calls for ‘massive financial support’ in wake of disaster that has killed at least 1,391 people -
Exclusive: two Chinese-sponsored aerospace research centres firms to close after warnings of ‘sleepwalking’ into aiding Chinese military
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Shareholders also called on to block eight senior bosses of airline from re-election -
JD Salinger did not want his friends cashing in, so inscribed copy of classic novel is one of the hardest titles for collectors to acquire -
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The musician and writer have turned hours of lockdown phone conversations into a book. Here, Cave talks movingly about how the loss of his son affected his songwriting, and how the kindness of strangers helped
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The documentary-maker on how Bowie’s view on life helped him through recovery from a heart attack – and his plans to move in with a famous actor -
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Clorinda Agonistes review A dance of love and death on the battlefield
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Lifestyle
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Accepting your grief, no matter how long ago it happened, will make it easier to live with -
The long-running series in which readers answer other readers’ questions on subjects ranging from trivial flights of fancy to profound scientific and philosophical concepts -
People like to believe some really mad things about gardening says James Wong. Here’s three recent howlers
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Ten years after the nuclear disaster, local agri-businesses are looking to the future -
Leonard Francis, who pleaded guilty to fraud, is on the run, leaving questions about the role of military contractors in his wake -
The ex-president’s cries of a witch hunt by law enforcement, echoed by his allies, have imperiled officers’ physical safety
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The Guardian’s picture editors select photo highlights from around the world -
A new series by photography duo Elsa & Johanna creates retro scene-stories partly inspired by Cindy Sherman
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Some of the world’s most illustrious photographers, including Cecil Beaton, Karsh and Lord Snowdon, have photographed the Queen as princess and monarch -
Paris-born, Margaret River-based photographer Martine Perret captures the state’s vast, ancient landscapes from high in the sky -
The American photographer has introduced colour and props into his images of naked crowds – but never clothes -
The Queen’s love of horse racing is well documented but she attended many historical sporting events during her 70-year reign
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Travelling the country after the Queen’s death, I’ve caught a glimpse of the post-Elizabethan age