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A huge procession will accompany the Queen's coffin from Westminster Abbey to Hyde Park as London bids a final farewell to its longest-serving monarch on Monday.
Much of the capital will be brought to a standstill as senior Royals walk behind the coffin, joined by members of the police, Armed Forces and the NHS.
Prince William and Prince Harry will walk side-by-side as the procession moves slowly from Westminster Abbey to the Wellington Arch, near the entrance to Hyde Park.
The brothers will follow the King, the Princess Royal, Prince Andrew and Prince Edward as they walk behind the coffin, borne on the State Gun Carriage of the Royal Navy.
Prince Harry and Prince William to walk together with NHS staff at Queen's funeral procession. File photo: Prince William and Kate meet patient William Taylor, 94, telling him he doesn't need to stand to greet them, as they visit NHS staff and patients at Clitheroe Community Hospital on January 20 this year in Clitheroe, East Lancashire
File photo: Prince Harry has blood taken by Specialist Psychotherapist Robert Palmer as he takes an HIV test during a visit to Burrell Street Sexual Health Clinic in July 2016
London will be brought to a standstill as senior Royals walk behind the coffin, joined by members of the police, Armed Forces and the NHS. File photo: The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visiting Clitheroe Community Hospital in January
The sight will echo the brothers' poignant walk behind the Queen's lead-lined casket earlier this week, but also their procession behind their mother's coffin following Diana's death in 1997.
On Monday the Queen Consort, the Princess of Wales, the Duchess of Sussex and the Countess of Wessex will follow by car. The Queen's coffin will be carried on a 123-year-old gun carriage towed by 98 Royal Navy sailors in a tradition dating back to the funeral of Queen Victoria.
The procession route
