King George VI's coffin arrives at Westminster Palace

The video covers London's day of mourning, highlighting the silent procession and the nation's tribute to a king who dedicated his life to service. It emphasizes the final tribute paid by Lords and Commons, reflecting on the king's unsparing service to his people.

What emotions are conveyed through the phrase 'It's silent way'?

What is the significance of the day mentioned in the text?

Who is being remembered in the tribute?

What does the text imply about the king's service?

How do the Lords and Commons participate in the mourning?