Oscar winners, impressionists and comedians - The Queen has been played on screen by a wide array of entertainers. Following her death, here's a look back at shows that have featured the monarch, from The Crown to The Simpsons.

Tributes to the Queen, who met countless heads of state over her reign, have flowed in from global leaders, while landmarks across the world have been lit up in remembrance of a monarch who also touched the lives of millions of ordinary people.

The Queen was described by the PM as the UK's greatest diplomat - and there are perhaps few places where this talent was more powerfully deployed.

During the Queen's time on the throne, she welcomed more than a million and a half people to Royal Palaces for garden parties and was also the patron of almost 600 charities.

It's been estimated that a third of the country had seen her or met her in person.…

Bells toll up and down the country to mourn the loss of the Queen. Parliament fell silent and many of her people queued in their hundreds to attend her memorial.

King Charles III has made his first address to the UK as sovereign, following the death of his mother, Queen Elizabeth II.

In a televised address, the King paid tribute to his “darling mama” saying “may flights of angels sing thee to thy rest”, and renewed…

A Principal Proclamation will be read in public for the first time by the Garter King of Arms from the balcony overlooking Friary Court at St James's Palace at 11am.

The death of Queen Elizabeth II has sparked an outpouring of tributes from around the globe, and while details of her funeral are yet to be announced, some world leaders have already announced whether they plan to attend.

The new monarch paid tribute to his "beloved mother" and hinted at how he will change as a public figure now he is head of state.

A look back at the extraordinary life of Britain's longest-reigning monarch, Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.

SUBSCRIBE to our YouTube channel for more videos: http://www.youtube.com/skynews

Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/skynews
Like us on…

Queen Elizabeth II was born in 1926. Across the ten decades she lived in she saw remarkable change, and countless historical events including the Second World War, the moon landings, the invention of the internet, and 15 different prime ministers.

This…

In a special edition of FYI, our news programme for young people, the team look back at the Queen's reign and hear from children who actually met her. And they get advice from an expert on how to deal with being upset about the news of the Queen's death.

King Charles III has made his first address to the UK as sovereign, following the death of his mother, Queen Elizabeth II.

In a televised address, the King paid tribute to his “darling mama” saying “may flights of angels sing thee to thy rest”, and renewed…

ABC News' Linsey Davis spoke with royal historian Elizabeth Norton on how Queen Elizabeth II was beloved by people while transforming the monarchy.

ABC News Live Prime, Weekdays at 7EST & 9EST

WATCH the ABC News Live Stream Here: https://www.youtube.co…

King Charles III, who was just three years old when his mother became Queen, has always been acutely aware of his destiny.

Glimpses into the private life of Queen Elizabeth II, who had a wry sense of humor and was a devoted mother.

WATCH THE FULL EPISODE…

David Muir reports from London for a special edition of 20/20 with the latest tributes to Queen Elizabeth II.

The weekend's sporting programme is severely curtailed, while the Bank of England is among institutions to announce shifts in their plans following the monarch's passing.

King Charles III vows to follow the Queen's "inspiring example" as he takes the oath at the Accession Council, swearing to serve the people as King.

The Accession Council, a meeting of Privy Counsellors and Great Officers of State, only meets on the death…

The Accession Council, a meeting of Privy Counsellors and Great Officers of State, only meets on the death of a monarch to proclaim the new King or Queen. It was broadcast live for the first time from St James's Palace in central London this morning.

The principal proclamation took place on the balcony at St James's Palace as trumpets blared, guns were fired from the Tower of London, and the centuries-old ceremony was televised for the first time.

It was followed by a rendition of God Save the King and…