An average of more than 26 million people in the United Kingdom watched the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II. Monday's service was the first televised funeral of a British monarch. The 26.2 million viewers is one of the biggest moments in British TV history. Data on how many watched on personal computers or smartphones will be published next week. Archbishop of Armagh and the Primate of all Ireland, Archbishop Eamon Martin, attended Monday's state funeral and discusses what it was like to be at the historic event. Archbishop Martin shares how many other Catholic leaders were present. He tells us whether he has any favorite memories of the late Queen Elizabeth II. The archbishop fills us in on what his expectations are for working with King Charles III, as he met with him just a few days after his mother died.
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