Wembley Stadium Arch Lit in Brazil's Colors

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Crowds Line London Streets to See Queen's Coffin Arrive at Buckingham Palace

Large crowds gathered in front of Buckingham Palace in London, England, to see the motorcade bearing the coffin of Queen Elizabeth II as it was transported to the palace ahead of her funeral. The queen’s remains will be transported to the Palace of Westminster via a procession on Wednesday. There she will lie-in-state for four days prior to her State Funeral, to take place at Westminster Abbey on Monday, September 19, according to the Royal Family. Video filmed by Jim Smith of Richardson Transport Ltd shows the queen’s hearse approaching Buckingham Palace on Tuesday evening amid cheers from the crowd. Credit: Jim Smith/Richardson Transport Ltd via Storyful

London's Wembley Stadium Arch Lit in Brazil's Colors to Honor Pele

The iconic arch at London’s Wembley Stadium was lit in the colors of the Brazilian flag on December 29, to honor soccer legend Pele, whose death aged 82 was announced earlier in the day. In an Instagram post, Wembley Stadium said: “Tonight we light the arch in the honour of Pele. His unique talent lit up the game of football, and inspired the world.” Pele, born Edson Arantes do Nascimento, died in Sao Paulo, Brazil, on Thursday, December 29, posts from his family members indicated. His daughter, Kely Nascimento, posted a photo tagged to Hospital Israelita Albert Einstein on Thursday. “Everything we are is thanks to you. We love you infinitely. Rest in peace,” she wrote, according to a translation by Storyful. His son, Edson Nascimento, known as Edinho, wrote “Go with God, my Father”. News reports said Pele died of complications resulting from colon cancer, which he had been receiving treatment for since 2021. Credit: James Mason via Storyful

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