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By Bridget Judd
Queen Margrethe's reign is now Europe’s longest following the death of Queen Elizabeth II.
But dampened celebrations were ordered by the 82-year-old — now also the only female monarch in the world — out of respect for the late Queen.
Margrethe asked her court to adjust the anniversary program at a short notice, cancelling — among other things — her appearance on the Amalienborg Palace balcony to greet throngs of well-wishers, as well as a ride through the Danish capital of Copenhagen in a horse-drawn carriage.
By Bridget Judd
A proclamation ceremony will be held in Victoria this morning for King Charles III.
The Governor of Victoria, Linda Dessau, will hold the ceremony at 11:00am.
Senior office holders will also re-swear oaths to the new King.
The ceremony will be streamed live on the Governor's website.
By Bridget Judd
King Charles III has hosted his first reception for representatives of the Commonwealth realms.
On his third full day as monarch, the king received Patricia Scotland, the secretary general of the 56-nation Commonwealth, at Buckingham Palace before a reception with realm high commissioners and their spouses.
By Michael Doyle
By Emily Clark in Edinburgh with photography by Tim Leslie
Among the crowd in Edinburgh was Graham Brown and his three beautiful corgis Winnie, Lottie and Fern.
They were very good girls and were even better spirits, as every second person stopped to pat them and Graham once again told the story about how Winnie had a connection to the world's most famous corgis.
"I was quite sad I must admit. My wife and I and my son, we decided there and then we would try and see the cortege. When we found out she was coming to Edinburgh, we thought we definitely have to come and we thought we'd bring the corgis as a wee something special," he said.
As the story goes, Winnie's sister belonged to one of the Queen's housekeepers, but when that lady passed away she spent some time as one of the royal corgi pack.
Graham said the Queen meant a great deal to him and he understands why she loved her corgis.
"It's lovely when we've been out and about today … everyone has been stopping and saying hello and it's fantastic. And they love people," he said.
"And they're loyal. And the Queen is loyal to us and they're loyal to the Queen."
By Michael Doyle
While the main focus of Sunday was the journey from Balmoral to Edinburgh, many across the UK continued to pay tributes to the late monarch.
By Michael Doyle
After being cast as the "other woman" in the love triangle of the century, Camilla had an uphill battle to redeem herself if she wanted to be King Charles's Queen Consort. This is how she did it.
Reporting by Rebecca Armitage and Lucia Stein
By Michael Doyle
ABC reporter Tom Joyner was is in Edinburgh and was on the Royal Mile as thousands gathered to watch the Queen's hearse.
Thousands gathered this arvo along the Royal Mile in Edinburgh to watch the Queen's coffin drive past on its way to Holyrood Palace. Kids sat on shoulders of parents. Elderly couples sat huddled in the light rain.
Overall, there was a generally muted vibe. A few people were openly emotional. Several people described the sense of finality.
Then it was over. Police removed some barricades and the crowd began to disperse. The rain picked up.
By Michael Doyle
Australia's acting high commissioner to the UK, Lynette Wood, has expressed Australia's condolences to the royal family.
By Michael Doyle
Princess Diana once called them a “moving carpet" always by her mother-in-law's side. Stubby, fluffy little dogs with a high-pitched bark, corgis were the Queen's constant companions since she was a child.
By Michael Doyle
Overnight, the coffin carrying Queen Elizabeth II will be in the Palace of Holyroodhouse, in Edinburgh.
On Monday, the Queen's body will be transported along the Royal Mile through the centre of the city to St Giles' Cathedral.
The royal family, including King Charles III, will attend a service at the cathedral.
The Queen will lie in rest at St Giles' Cathedral for 24 hours where people will be able to pay their respects.
The Queen will then be transported to London on Tuesday.
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