Those young chaps deserve a medal! What a responsibility to have and the sheer pressure on them. Bravo!

@@sidplays77 I agree they deserve a medal. I can’t praise them enough especially knowing they were taking the Queen to her final resting place,such a great responsibility carrying her majesty’s coffin up the steps into St. George’s chapel 🇬🇧

Mark. I totally agree with you

Those boys were amazing. Everyone was today. But as soon as I saw one of them crying, that broke me. 😢🇬🇧🕊

@@sidplays77 Apparently five of them were serving in Iraq when the Queen died.

Unlike alot of people in America who have no class what so ever

@@kevinworrall231 Maybe true, but lots of people in the very country the Queen dedicated her life to, also have no respect. I dont mind people being anti-monarch but I detest disrespect.

Its kind of classless for you to make that comment. As an American I've witnessed lots of respect here for the Queen flags at halfmast ect.

I’m impressed with this young man to, he should go into television 📺 as a reporter or similar career. 👌🏼

Good coverage thanks. A little bit of trivia for you - the lament that the bagpiper played at the end of the ceremony (not in your KZfaq coverage) is a piece chosen by the Queen called "Sleep, dearie, sleep".

The most dignified and impressive Military and State funerals in the world take place in the United Kingdom and Thailand from what I have seen.

I am from London still miss queen

And she deserves it too.still can't believe she's gone.been there for all my 54 years,feels weird.

Damn right

I disagree. If you watch the intricacies of the Thai or Saudi monarchy the British are fairly straightforward. If you watch king George's funeral you would have seen more robes, velvet and many many more flowers. The queen always preferred the understatement. It's only just that the world gets to see this stuff, other monarchies less so.

Watched with my Lanchashire parents in Aus...Beautifully done.

It’s pretty much all we’re capable of.

If "we" means you are British, don't run yourself down. Perhaps you think we should think of the price of everything but the value of nothing, like many Americans?

@@bennym5244 you’ve never heard of British understatement then. It’s exactly the way we do pomp and ceremony which makes us the words best. It’s not a about how spectacular it is, it’s about how it’s done. I looked up what you wrote and it was ostentatious and over the top. We have dignity and respect.

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A Majestic funeral for our beloved Queen Elizabeth ll ❤

This was in the pipeline for 20 years maybe longer under the code name London Bridge and has been rehearsed to the enth degree and has evolved over time.The sheer number of agencies involved alone is mind blowing, the sheer number of heads of state in attendance, prime ministers, presidents, leaders from all corners of the globe and can you imagine what it takes to just close a city down anywhere in the world? It’s incredible. And for those outside of the UK the roots between the Sovereign and the military are very deep, historically so and in the case of HM QUEEN ELIZABETH II, her father was in the military as was she, her husband the late Prince Phillip along with her own children. And, when somebody in the UK joins the military the oath they take is to the Sovereign, not the State.The Sovereign br it King or Queen is Commander In Chief. Notice of the Queen’s death was given to the new Prime Minister (appointed by HM the Queen just 2 days earlier) by telephone with the message “London Bridge has fallen”.

Thankyou 🇬🇧

Big thank you 🇬🇧

Thank u for this great video from Victoria BC Canada

They are in fact 'ordinary' soldiers in that they are 'of the line' with their duties encompassing those ceremonial duties when called upon to do so.

l love the sound of the bag pipes they were fantastic.

the queen was 1/2 scottish too

I'm a Kiwi, I love how the Brits do pomp and ceremony, no one does it better, yous should be proud of the send off you gave to Her Majesty, it's what she deserved for a lifetime of service. My Cousin's son was one of the New Zealand Soldiers marching with the Australians and Canadians as part of the Commonwealth contingent.

@@bevanfletcher6563 thank you,and how amazing for him,it's a family story that he and your family will tell for generations

It weighed about 550lb as well because it was lead-lined.

They will get recognition for their services.

They will receive medals, I heard on the news thes pall bearers returned from Iraq a week ago.

So am I. Very proud

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I love bagpipes,but they make me cry whenever I hear them on solemn occasions - and I''m not even a Scot,I'm English

@@KarlHamilton I'm splitting my sides ☹️

I though I was all cried out - and then those darned bagpipes started and here I go again 😢 absolutely beautiful ❤

It still hurts to think about it. I'm with you my friend

The UK loves NZ we are brothers that protect each other- Beautiful New Zealand

Totally agree let’s not forget his friends to , all cool people and very respectful always ❤

He`s also obviously a big fan of the U.K., (such as I).

I totally agree. Such a lovely lad.

And climbing those stairs at the end into the church

I don't mean this as a critiscm, quite the opposite in fact but I'm fairly sure that one of them had a shiny wet cheek as he carried the coffin into Westminster cathedral.

@@MG-bs5mr It wouldn't be surprising. A hugely moving time.

Thank you Joel your one of us your emotions feelings so proud of our little Britain to day sad day but memories for ever

The Coffin was estimated at around 700 pounds, More than QUARTER OF A TONNE!!!

It has been estimated that it would weigh between 250kg and 317kg. Eight military bearers have been selected to carry the Queen's coffin . After the Service at Westminster Abbey they had to drive in cars and a hearse to Windsor. 21.7 miles. You could look at it on You-Tube The whole services are on there.

The most impressive feat of the bearer party was getting the coffin up the many steep steps leading to the west door of St George's Chapel at Windsor. It is not surprising they had to make several stops on the way up. I was sure the crown jewels would fall off but they seem to have been secured firmly. The cushion for the crown was left on the coffin after the jewels had been removed and placed on the altar. Is the cushion buried with the Queen?

@@MrBulky992 it was bolted onto the coffin, everything left on the coffin after it's lowered into the vault is removed prior to burial.

I served 24 years, and was too immensely proud of our brothers and sisters serving who did a truly magnificent job of sending our late sovereign on her way. I only managed to watch in Hyde park such was the volume of people. I wept on more than one occasion completely unabashed.

Always known as " The Boss " in the British armed forces.

@@peterlloyd8313 indeed she was

I never served BUT was in the air cadets in the late 80s and applied to go into the RAF after leaving school ...didn't get into the trade I wanted to go in and they offered me a steward job which I turned down ...TBH it's the ONLY regret in my life I ever had ....BUT also back then (i was only 16 /17) if i had taken the queens shilling i would prob been court marshaled/discharged as turned out I was gay lol this was way before they changed to rules and became a more inclusive military BUT i still stand by the service i had in the Air cadets (still have my book / service record) and even though i was a cadet we still swore an oath to queen and country!

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She was your queen!! She's probably the main reason why there is such a bond between britain, australia, canada and new zealand...

We would love to have you back in the UK Joel. Love you to stay.

Great job you may think so l think it was disrespectful 'or ignorant' for him to be shaking his head to the choir singing hymns.

@@christopherbrown4619 I think you've misunderstood Joel's head shaking Christopher, I think it was a gesture of 'wonder/amazement'

I am from British ancestry, and was so proud to see this, even though I am Australian, Britain will,always be my motherland. Our family are descended from the Plantagenets so there is a very strong bond with Britain which I have felt all of my life, before I knew of the connection. It’s in my soul, Britain and Australia.

Hear hear

Sending much love from Germany

I read somewhere there were two coffins one inside the other apart from being lead sealed. All the forces were brilliant, they obviously loved & respected their wonderful Queen, who knew all about the military, drills everything, she was a mass of knowledge. I miss her very much, that mother of the nation thing. A big loss to a lot of the world. God save the KING, may he be guided well by God’s counsel.

@@davidbarrett1487 the coffin our qween lay in was lead lined and they 8 soldiers did a wonderful job taking care of her only one coffin

The pall bearers were also serving in Iraq a week before the funeral 🇬🇧

Apparently the coffin weighed 600kg!

Yes it’s been very upsetting.. 😥❤️🇬🇧

I haven't heard that many vile comments about the Queen from America. The coverage for the most part has been full of admiration and praise. Unless you count the usual suspects at MSNBC and CNN, but they can be trusted to take the wrong view on any subject.

@@davidhamilton1881 You are the lucky one then. We are all used to trolls but, this has been awful.

I have seen many nice comments from Americans on loads of videos,the only video I,ve seen negative comments from Americans is where Biden is at the Queens coffin.

Respect to you bud gave it Respect as if she was your queen and England your county and I've not seen vile comments but there a British saying PEOPLE WHO LIVE IN GLASS HOUSES SHOULDN'T THROW STONES coz having a monarchy works well for the British satiety but can't say the same about the craziness over there

Also infantry.Great comment.🇬🇧👍

The Queen had this planned this year's ago even down to the music

She’s so amazing she’ll always be remember. How’re you doing?

The coverage has been wonderful and the armed forces every one of them can hold their heads high.🇬🇧

Agreed

Yes with good young men in America like this lad I believe the West has a future. I could just see this fellow storming Normandy.

my thoughts exactly he's the best of America .....I don know this guy but i am sure he will have a positive life as he is respectful and decent ....best of luck to him.

As French. I approve they have the most Traditionnal and culture

Most of us don't really give a shit though. The Queen was a good public servant, who lived to a very respectable age, in palatial surroundings. But I didn't know her. And ultimately taxpayers paid for this funeral, in a cost of living crisis, even with the millions the royal family have - and my family can't even afford a headstone for my grandad.

@@FRESHNESSSSSSI can understand how you must feel and I'm sorry your Grandfather has gone. As someone whos Grandparents died a long time past and recently lost my Mother, I just wanted to let you know many of us reading your comment are sad for your loss and care about your situation in these hard times, time heals. You could add a headstone to a grave in the future in better times.

I think you mean most traditional western country. There are lots of traditional countries

@@FRESHNESSSSSS that’s utter rubbish. Most people do and did care greatly for our late Queen. You may not and that’s your loss. We and the hundreds of thousands across these lands who traveled to pay our deepest respects are testament to the feeling of the country. I feel sad for you that you don’t feel like one of us. I wonder if you respect anything other than yourself.

The whole world was with you

I watched alot of the lying in state I am sure she would have been surprised at how many people wanted to show their respect. I have every respect to everyone who waited patiently to do that the old and young

Fair play to the young and old, the disabled and all nationalitys for queuing. You all must be so tired

I would loved to have gone to London and queue for the Queen, alas I live and work on the isle if wight so not an easy feat.

I think one of them has died since, read an article

Yes it was Jack Burnell Williams 18 yo. Found dead at his London Barrack's I

Then pls visit England's churches regularly. Or else... it's already dying slowly ...

The Christian hymns and Bible readings made it religious.

Generic - you don't have to be Religious to believe in Jesus Christ : in fact, it's best not to be

She was the head of the Church of England, now King Charles is, it makes sense that it would be religious, she did a job few would want and kept her promise that she would serve the realm her entire life RIP Queen Elizabeth II

Hi I'm an Englishman and thank you so much for your comments, I am not religious either but on hearing hymns we don't shake our heads, after all it's Not Rap... May Her Royal Highness Queen Elizabeth II' rest in peace....

Thank you 🇳🇿

100% agree decent young man

@@paulabuckley7493 proper decent so he is 👍

Well done, just to let you know there was a cannon fired every minute for every year & Big Ben tolled at the same time.

You appreciate this uncultured person shaking his head two choir music.

The coffin as you say is heavy and weighs around 500kg or half a metric tonne.

I believe the challenge doesn't compare with the sheer weight of Winston Churchill's coffin which shocked the pall bearers who nearly dropped him trying to climb the stairs of St Pauls

see them in training- YT, Guarding the Queen - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qbJkiq9lzcWtYXU.html its amazing

@@ds1868 it’s 500 lbs not kilos

They certainly didn't seem to struggle with it they way they did carrying Diana's and these guys had to handle it numerous times. Great job!

It was torture for me because I had a fell pony called Emma.. 😥🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧

The bit that got me was the lone piper walking slowly down the passage and out of the door at the end of the service at Windsor. So full of symbolism.

The piper ,the sound of the bag pipes always gets me, she loved the pipes. It was a very heart felt feeling, so emotive.

I would link my Queen to Eisenhower too god bless our relationship 🇬🇧🇺🇸

Thank you America for your respect.

I'm so sorry words fail me.

Joe you are doing a great job thank you so much

Got me too. Soon as I heard them I was off crying.

@@richardpearce4079 just watched the service at Windsor I found that even more moving

I also love the bag pipes, especially with Big Ben chiming also !!

The pipes get me every time

Yup I’m a piper and it even choked me up right from the start once the pipes/drums fired up

That started at Queen Victoria's funeral when the horses pulling the gun carriage spooked and were replaced by the Naval ratings and has been kept as a tradition ever since.

@@peteregan7864 Thank you. I did wonder about that.

The Duke of Norfolk was in charge of the organization. It's the role of the Duke of Norfolk whoever it is to be in charge of a monarch's funeral.

I’m no royalist but what got me was the music.

Greg, your comment has absolutely nailed , not only what's wrong with most of the leaders of the world today, but also the reverence which decent people like you hold for our late Majesty.

You said the so eloquently thank you and I agree with you too! 👏👏👏👏👏

I thought the mounties looked amazing 👏 was so lovely to see the effort they went to for her majesty

Anything to do with horses would immediately have her interest.

She will be sorely missed by all in the Commonwealth. Especially in the UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand

The Mounties looked fantastic!!

Canada should never become a Republic or it will be just like the US.

Not all the Navy ratings are so new - a Navy veteran I work with pointed out some have 4 long service badges making it 12+ years for them

@@tomd2917 However long they have been in, they all did a fantastic job. I saw quite a few tweets by proud relatives, all alluding to their youth (mind you, everyone is young to me), and some could count on their fingers the months since they joined up. I hope the bar they (possibly) hit last night was very well stocked!

VERY MUCH SO. please try to watch the final chapter, it is in St, George's Chaple at Windsor, The King, his sister Princess Anne, his brother's Andrew and Edward then the Queen's two grandsons, William, The Prince of Wales, and Harry, then the Princess Royal's son (Anne), and the cousins and so on are WALKING behind the hearse bearing the Casket -- from West Minister Abbey along the road to Windsor Castle (1000 years old) and up the stairs to St. George's Chapel and the final Public Service. JOEL, did you know there had been a FIRST SERVICE in St Giles, in Edinburgh, Scotland, after the Quenn was Laying In State in Balmoral, in Holyrood House, then Transported to Westminster Hall Parliamentary Buildings in London prior to the march, and Service at West Minister Abbey. (I think it is about 8 hours, but facinating and quite lovely - take kleenex, I cried all over again when I saw the Queen's CORGIES, and Pony waiting for her to arrive.

@@JustMe-ks8qc I actually know how they are picked, when you joined a ship/station/air base as a trainee you are regarded as a 'phase 2' (in training, phase 1 being in HMS Raleigh for basic training) and you are automatically put onto OP Bridges (queen was london bridge) and they remain on it until they pass out of phase 2 training and are no longer regarded as a trainee. The new batch of trainees will fill up the spots left behind automatically, meaning you can never run out of ratings for it if a monarch dies. The guys with the good conduct chevrone patches denote 4 years each, so the guy with three had 12+ years in, a guy with 2 chevrones is 8+ years - the reason those guys are on it is because they will get pinged as leading hands (supervisors) to represent their ship/station/air base, along with the senior rates and officers. I myself was on OP Bridges as a trainee, but during that 6 month period no-one died, and I was automatically taken off of it.

@@precepts6097 That's fascinating, thank you. Do you rehearse during those 6 months just in case? I'm trying to figure out the logistics of it all in my head, but I can't get past how they would no doubt be based on different ships, likely in different parts of the world. I get that marching is fairly standard, but there was so much more to it than that.

It got me when George and Charlotte followed the coffin

I wish there was a laughing emoji

@@marieO07 maybe you'd like someone there to laugh at your death? Whatever you think of the Royals, its a funeral, grow tf up.

@@marieO07 Because your a knob

@@lillired857 Who's laughing at who's death....... strange comment. Where I'm from we try to only laugh at funerals tbh, no tears please where I come from. Not too worry though, today is Another Beautiful day. Chin up

How will it never be the same? Kings and Queens are supposed have power. That power was hijacked by the government a long time ago and now Kings and Queens are simply there as an ornament They have no real authority in this modern world

She visited Bolton 6 times.The last was a visit to Warburton’s,and she looked as though she was enjoying herself.

I think it was to open an ASDA !! I mean a shop! I suppose that's what happened then although I know celebrities opened supermarkets etc

I think you are correct Christopher, and I think that is alot of why so many came to pay their respects and why we're so sad

Lovely words thank you Roti. Most of us treasured her very much.

@@tracypriest4386 You Are Most Welcome . Sorry For My 'Broken' English . ✌

Thank you for your Service ❤️🇬🇧

There’s no doubt that the English Monarchy have the keys to the 4th or 5th most powerful military machine on Earth but I and many more become confused when they and the Anglican Church appear to believe they have equal power or some higher divine right towards God over lesser countries or peoples of this planet. Do you understand or do you think those at this service would understand my & those of no ‘ organised ‘ religions’ point of view whatsoever ? 🏴❤️

@@newforestpixie5297 And you would prefer what sort of Head of State? A corrupt and confused President with a penchant for sniffing children? A dictator like Kim Jon Un (or Idi Amin, Robert Mugabe and many others)? An Islamic dictatorship like Iran? A Communist state like China? All countries need a Head of State and a constitutional monarchy like the UK has is the most stable and least risky for the people of the country which is why the mood in Iran is for a referendum on returning to a monarchy, but a constitutional monarchy, not an absolute monarchy. Over half of the world population watched the Queen's funeral and it wasn't because they thought the Crown believes it has some sort of divine right. I am of no organised religion, but the monarch is Head of the Anglican church so and Anglican funeral is appropriate.

Don't talk shite

Her Majesty planned it, she wanted it this way

@@SaltimusMaximus That’s right. She had laid out her wishes with intricate detail. Her funeral had been planned for years, albeit with certain flexibility built in (such as if there had been adverse weather).

At that moment my tears flowed. Removing the crown, orb and sceptre was such an emotional part of her funeral. King Charles looked as though he was going to break down. It really was the final goodbye to our wonderful queen. Rip and God Bless.

Imagine a young Queen Elizabeth doing exactly that without any cameras for her fathers final send off now 70 plus years later her son is doing the same for her.

I've always had great respect for Her Majesty and the monarchy (with a couple of exceptions) but this hit all my family harder than I thought it would.

Ditto for me, can't believe how emotional I've been

A Britt far from home your comment is exactly how I felt ❤

As a Brit living on the other side of the world and thinking I was ready with my 'stiff upper lip' for when it happened....how wrong I was too!!! Great vid!!

Yes, I’m also a staunch monarchist, from a family of monarchists, and like you fully expected to be really upset, but it was like a hammer blow..😥 so proud of our nation ❤️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧

They are active serving soldiers too

@@rosewilliams4874 This is what makes it so special . When my husband joined up I was there to see him pledge allegiance to the Queen 🌺

It really is

@@DanielsPolitics1 It REALLY is.

Absolutely!

Cathedral!

it was built between the years 1675 to 1710

I agree. The faces said it all

@@lynnemacfadzean4855 Oh no much early . you are thinking of the work done after the great fire of London.

@@lynnemacfadzean4855 lol, it was built in the 1200s