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However, the footage will only show the royal mourners from the back. The funeral will take place in the nearby Westminster Abbey at 11.30am on Tuesday in a service conducted by the Dean of Westminster. Schools have been urged to rearrange timetables to allow pupils to follow the service on television.Yesterday in churches across the country tributes were paid and Easter Sunday congregations queued to sign books of condolence.The Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr George Carey, gave thanks for the Queen Mother’s life in his Easter address at Canterbury Cathedral. “Our prayers are with the Queen, who has lost first a sister and now a much-loved parent in a matter of weeks,” he said.British troops in Afghanistan also held a service. Padre Rory MacLeod told troops at Bagram airbase that she would be remembered for helping to raise morale at crucial times.It emerged that Prince Charles may move into his grandmother’s London home, Clarence House.

He now lives in St James’s Palace but royal sources speculated he may prefer to move to the more spacious mansion next door.How the nation will mournTodayBooks of condolence open at St James’s Palace, Windsor Castle and Holyroodhouse Palace until funeral day.Tuesday 2 AprilCoffin taken to the Queen’s Chapel at St James’s Palace.Wednesday 3 AprilParliament reconvenes midway through Easter recess so MPs and peers can pay respects.Friday 5 AprilCoffin carried in ceremonial procession to Westminster Hall, where it will lie in state – first royal event of its kind since death of Queen Mother’s husband, King George VI, in 1952.Monday 8 AprilFinal chance for mourners to pay their respects in front of the coffin.Tuesday 9 April. Police investigating the disappearance of teenager Amanda Dowler said yesterday it was more likely she had run away with someone rather than being abducted. “It therefore leaves us to conclude that it is much more likely that Amanda has gone with someone she knows rather than being taken by force and abducted off the street.” He insisted that all lines of inquiry were still open.Amanda – also known as Milly – was last seen nine days ago in a caf?t Walton-on-Thames railway station. After telephoning her father, Bob, she set off for the short walk home, but never arrived.Yesterday, her 16-year-old sister, Gemma, who has been too distraught to talk publicly about her feelings, wrote a heart-rending letter in a fresh appeal to help find her sister Gemma’s letter said: “Please help me find my sister One week ago, I was looking forward to the Easter holiday.

Milly was going to come shopping with me to choose my prom dress, and we had planned a great big Easter party.”My life has been turned upside down; every day I wake up with the hope that Milly will return. The nights are worse and my imagination runs wild thinking about what has happened to her.”The girls’ mother, Sally, 43, who teaches maths, said: “Gemma leaves school this year and she’s got her GCSEs coming up. One of the big things to do over the Easter holidays was to get a dress for the end-of-school prom.”Supt Sharp said: “We are piecing together a jigsaw. Is there something in her background, her make-up, in the way she interacts with other people that will take us forward?”. Queen Mother diesThe Queen Mother died “peacefully in her sleep” at Royal Lodge, Windsor, yesterday afternoon The Queen was at her mother’s bedside. The Prince of Wales and his sons William and Harry, who were skiing in Klosters, were said to be “completely devastated” at the news. ‘Devastated’ Charles to fly homeThe family came first for ‘Mummy”She represented everything good about this country’As darkness fell over Buckingham Palace last night, a steady trickle of mourners turned up to pay their respects following the death of the Queen Mother.