Thousands of people have gathered to pay their respects at a ceremony to mark the reburial of the last Plantagenet king, Richard III.
The coffin bearing the former monarch's remains, which were discovered under a council car park in 2012, will be lowered into a tomb of Swaledale stone at Leicester Cathedral.
A march of honour has taken place through the centre of Leicester, ahead of a service to mark the reburial of former King Richard III.
Archbishop Justin Welby will lead the reinterment service, which is set to begin at 11.30am.
Thousands waited for up to four hours today to pay their respects to King Richard III ahead of his reburial later this week.
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Celebrations to mark the reburial of King Richard III are underway ahead of his funeral next week.