Abigail Ampofo

The coffin will be moved from the gun carriage to the state hearse and driven to Windsor as the procession reaches Wellington Arch. As the...

Reporter Jennifer Scott reports that Birmingham's stunning and commanding St. Peter's Cathedral welcomed guests seeking shelter from the rain to watch the ceremony on a...

Check out the latest post of tribute to the Queen in the last few days James Mensah Queen Elizabeth was a beautiful lady, a wonderful person...

A card in the flowers on top of the Queen's coffin read simply: "In loving and devoted memory. Charles R." The note was placed on...

On the eve of the Queen's burial, Buckingham Palace unveiled a never-before-seen portrait of her smiling brilliantly. The image, taken by photographer Ranald Mackechnie in...

A day after China reported its first case of monkeypox, a senior health official in the country issued a warning against Chinese citizens touching...

As the funeral for Queen Elizabeth II began, hundreds, if not thousands, of people stood up in London's Hyde Park, according to reporter Victoria Seabrook. Most of the crowd stood with their hands together, listening to the service as the previous chitchat subsided. It is also striking how few people held up their phones to take photos or videos - now a familiar sight at big gatherings,...