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A man and a woman wipe tears from their eyes after emerging from Westminster where the Queen was lying in state.
Stuff photojournalist Iain McGregor has been in Scotland and England to cover the period of mourning following the death of Queen Elizabeth II.
Both Edinburgh and London were the scenes of huge crowds, with tens of thousands of people queueing to view the Queen lying in state in Scotland’s St Giles’ Cathedral, and at Westminster Hall in London.
The Queen’s state funeral ceremony begins on Monday night (NZ time), with more than 2000 people expected to attend, including world leaders and dignitaries.
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A woman catches her breath after coming from Westminster.
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A woman takes a moment to reflect after viewing the Queen lying in state.
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A man and woman hug after viewing the Queen’s coffin at Westminster.
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A woman is clearly moved after viewing the Queen’s casket at St Giles’ Cathedral in Edinburgh.
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A man with military ties takes a moment outside St Giles’ Cathedral.
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A woman draped in a Union Jack scarf walks away from Westminster Hall.
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