The coffin of Elizabeth II arrives at Buckingham Palace after a massive vigil in Edinburgh

Arrival of Elizabeth II’s coffin in London Getty The mortal remains of the monarch landed at Northolt Air Base, north London, at 7:55 p.m. 33,000 Scots have visited the queen’s burning chapel, installed in the cathedral of San Gil from Edinburgh The mortal remains of Queen Elizabeth II arrived in London at 19:55 local time, after being transferred from Edinburgh (Scotland) aboard an RAF C17 aircraft. The coffin has landed at the Northolt base, on the outskirts of London, from where they have been transferred to Buckingham Palace, where King Charles III and the queen consort, Camila, were waiting for him. An honor guard has received the coffin, which will be installed in the Bow Room. On Wednesday, his remains will be transferred to the Palace of Westminster, where they will remain until the funeral in Westminster Abbey. Vigil at St. GilAround 33,000 people paid their respects to Her Majesty The Queen Lying at Rest in St Giles’ Cathedral. People across the country paid their respects, attending remembrance events and reflecting on a life of service. This has been a very special part of history for Scotland. pic.twitter.com/JkXC5QhQLq— Scottish Government (@scotgov) September 13, 2022 The coffin has left the aforementioned temple after 4:15 p.m. local time (one more hour in mainland Spain), the start of a new funeral procession in which Princess Anne, daughter of Elizabeth II, has participated again. The hearse has moved to Edinburgh airport, where an Air Force plane was waiting to make the queen’s last trip to London. Princess Anne also travels aboard this aircraft.