Theresa May appeared to be in line behind Boris Johnson and his wife Carrie as they were getting ready to enter the burial service.
As former Prime Minister David Cameron was led in ahead of them for the Queen’s burial, the pair appeared uncomfortable.
Just two days before she passed away, the late Queen accepted Mr. Johnson’s resignation as her fourteenth prime minister in Balmoral.
As the most recent Prime Minister in office, he was intended to enter the funeral procession at the back of the line of former Prime Ministers, but he appeared to try to bypass Mrs. May and her husband Philip before being stopped by a representative.
The former prime minister was “in a pout,” according to one viewer, as a result.
Elizabeth II’s final big act of duty to her country during the covid pandemic and lockdown was made possible in large part by Mr. Johnson.
Together with Downing Street and the Palace, the late Queen delivered a crucial speech to the nation that was televised around the globe.
The Queen’s comments and assurance that “we will meet again” brought great comfort and assurance at a time when there was a great deal of uncertainty about how the disease would progress and how long the lockdown would endure.
When she became the first female Royal to enlist in the military as Crown Princess and heir to the kingdom during the covid pandemic crisis in the 1940s, it also provided a link to the stoicism of the wartime age.
Elizabeth II’s final big act of duty to her country during the covid pandemic and lockdown was made possible in large part by Mr. Johnson.
Together with Downing Street and the Palace, the late Queen delivered a crucial speech to the nation that was televised around the globe.
The Queen’s comments and assurance that “we will meet again” brought great comfort and assurance at a time when there was a great deal of uncertainty about how the disease would progress and how long the lockdown would endure.
When she became the first female Royal to enlist in the military as Crown Princess and heir to the kingdom during the covid pandemic crisis in the 1940s, it also provided a link to the stoicism of the wartime age.
The Queen’s own faultless conduct, including her decision to sit by herself and maintain a social distance during her husband Prince Philip’s funeral, was contrasted with the Partygate gatherings and drinks in Downing Street, which ultimately contributed to Mr. Johnson’s resignation before the summer.
Even in her 90s, Mr. Johnson asked the Queen to play a big role at other occasions throughout his time as premier because he understood her special cache in terms of global soft power.
When the Queen arrived and put everyone at ease, the G7 summit in Cornwall, where she met the world’s leaders, was no longer anxious.
Despite being ill, Elizabeth gave a live video message to the COP26 meeting in Glasgow, where future King Charles, a fervent environmentalist, was present.
In his Commons eulogy, Mr. Johnson recalled how the BBC had come to interview him in case the Queen passed away.