Is there a timeline of events for the next 10 days (Queen's death)

[yubgummy]

I'm in London and I keep just missing events related to the Queen/King/etc!

e.g. the Proclamation at noon today, I just found out about. I could easily have gone if I'd known this morning, would have been cool!

Is there an official timetable of events anywhere. Or how are people finding out about these things. When I google it I just get results for the plans drawn up in advance, lots of "we would expect that on Day 2 there would be..." but no "at noon on Saturday 10 Sept..." iyswim

Thanks!!

BBC news app has tons of timelines as do most of the papers. I'm not sure they have enough details for you days in advance, but they will have some.

Apparently the royal family in Scotland have just gone to a church service, as all the other children of the queen and grandchildren of the queen, except Charles, William, and Harry, are still there.

(Although I'm not sure about James. Apparently Louise arrived last night by car, presumably she's off starting university. James wasn't listed in the people that went to church, whereas Louise was, so either he's not there or he chose not to go, or perhaps the media have forgotten that he is also a grandchild and not a great grandchild, as he is so much younger).

Proclamations around the country tomorrow morning too I think.

Look at BBC website or check out Gov.UK. Most newspapers have a time line of proceeding for the next 10 days.

Every news website everywhere

I've seen that there will be a rehearsal for the procession of the coffin from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Abbey on Tuesday (with the actual procession on Wednesday). I'm going to be in London on Tuesday so might try to watch the rehearsal but I couldn't see what time it is. I was thinking it might be very early in the morning to avoid disrupting traffic, but i haven't seen any official timings.