The Queen was driven from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Abbey to attend the memorial service for the Duke of Edinburgh.
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The monarch, 95, made the final decision to attend the service on Tuesday morning, hours before travelling from Windsor Castle to central London accompanied by Prince Andrew, who held her arm during the walk through the back of the Abbey via Poets’ Corner – a shorter route to her place in the Lantern. The Queen’s children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren attended the event as well as British political leaders and other members of the royal family

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