Killing Eve star becomes one of first celebrities confirmed to attend Queen's funeral

Sandra Oh from BBC's hit show Killing Eve will be attending the Queen's funeral as part of the delegation from Canada, which will be led by Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau... Music in Video: /watch/7uwWhOezBJd6hONMUmlxv8jLaqakwTBOLP=tsil&IhO_2Gt2M3c2W OK! (UK) 2022-09-16T12:10:59Z David Beckham prepares to walk past Queen's coffin Bill Turnbull: Broadcasting world celebrates star's life at funeral Des Coleman forecasts the weather on GMB Queen Elizabeth II dies at the age of 96 King Charles III waves as he arrives in Cardiff as monarch Love Island's Liam Reardon says he and Millie can leave isolation Billie Shepherd unveils her limited-edition OK! Beauty Box Phillip Schofield and Holly pay their respects to the Queen Queen Elizabeth’s coffin leaves Buckingham Palace to lie in state This Morning pays tribute to the Queen with a moving montage King Charles III delivers speech at Hillsborough Castle Adam Rickitt scammed out of 'tens of thousands of pounds' She joins as a member of the Order of Canada alongside musician Gregory Charles and Olympic gold medallist swimmer Mark Tewksbury. Sandra was granted the honour recently in June 2022, after building her profile in the comedy-drama show. Canada’s delegation to the funeral will be led by the Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his wife Sophie Gregoire Trudeau. Other senior officials from Canada will also be attending, including governor general Mary Simon as well as former prime ministers. The group which includes the actress, Olympian and senior officials are set to arrive in the UK on Friday, ahead of the service in the UK next week. Timings and details of the Queen's funeral have been released so that those watching at home can keep up to date with proceedings as the nation prepares for an emotional goodbye. Details of Canada's delegation attending the procession were made public on Thursday during a special address given by Trudeau during a special session of Canada’s House of Commons. As Canada is part of the commonwealth, it was announced that the day of the Queen’s funeral will be marked in the country with a national day of mourning. Other representatives from countries around the world will also be in attendance at the funeral. American president Joe Biden has confirmed he will be at the service. The funeral of Queen Elizabeth II is likely to attract one of the largest UK television audiences of recent decades. The Queen’s funeral is taking place at Westminster Abbey and is due to begin at 11am on Monday. BBC One will broadcast uninterrupted coverage of the funeral from 8am to 5pm, with ITV’s coverage starting at 9.30am.

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