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King Charles III and Prince William visit people queuing to see Queen's coffin | CNNKing Charles III and Prince William, the Prince of Wales, greeted members of the public queuing to see the Queen's lying-in-state on Saturday on a surprise walkabout in London.
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King Charles III and Prince William visit people queuing to see Queen's coffinKing Charles III and Prince William, the Prince of Wales, greeted members of the public queuing to see the Queen's lying-in-state on Saturday on a surprise walkabout in London.
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King Charles III, Prince William Greet Mourners Waiting to See QueenThe queen's coffin is currently Lying in State at Westminster Hall. The state funeral's set for Monday.
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Michael Sheen criticizes the timing of King Charles III visit to WalesSheen explained King Charles’ Sept. 16 visit to Wales — an important date in Welsh history — could be viewed as “insensitive to the point of insulting.”
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