Whole Britain cried again! How Queen Elizabeth's death brings back memories of Diana's funeral
Queen Elizabeth passed away peacefully on September 8 at her Balmoral castle in Scotland. The Queen's final journey has begun from Westminster Castle to Westminster Abbey, where she will be laid to rest.
In the past week, the entire world has mourned the loss of the great ruler. Hundreds and thousands of people from across the country and the world walked miles to pay their last respects to their beloved Queen. Sobbing people kept bouquets of flowers, letters, and photos in honour of the late queen.
The somber moment took some people decades back when People's Princess Diana was laid to rest and everything was exactly the same - thousands of people were crying, heartfelt tributes were lying on the streets of London and people were waiting for hours to see the last glimpse of their monarch.
Today, let's take a look back at the day when Diana was laid to rest and the uncanny resemblance it had with the present day.
Late Queen at Diana's funeral
When people's favourite Diana died, the late Queen, who was 71 back then, was questioned, and the monarchy was called out by the public for her silent reaction to the tragic situation.
Respecting the feelings that the public had for Diana, Queen Elizabeth walked out of the palace with her husband Prince Philip and saw the flowers and messages that people left outside the palace.
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Love for Diana
After Diana died in the tragic car accident, everyone paid tribute to the prince in their own way, some penned heartfelt messages, some made big banners for the Diana, reading quotes like ''Diana of Love'', ''We will miss you'' along with tens of thousands of flowers that were left on the streets of London.
The picture shows Diana's coffin leaving Buckingham Palace.
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