Well, good evening, welcome to a very special extended two-hour edition of Piers Morgan Unsensitive.

Well, that was magic, wasn't it?

I mean, I'd been to all of events in my time.

I've never been to anything like what happened in London today at the Queen's funeral.

It was the single most spine-tingling, extraordinary extravaganza of pomp and pageantry and remembrance, commemoration and celebration of this unique woman.

London felt like the centre of the world. Emperors, presidents, kings and queens, hundreds of thousands of mourners,

pilgrims lining the streets, billions watching around the world.

We all stopped, we all came together, we all say goodbye.

Goodbye to an exceptional lady,

whose service, duty and majesty will forever be unrivaled. A rockistibility in a tumultuous world

that changes fast and so often feels fractured, even fragile. We also say goodbye to an era,

to an age, and we did it in the most extraordinary style.

Every boot polished, every jewel glistening, not a foot or a feather out of place.

The monarchy and our military, the face that Britain shows to the world.

And so the thousands of serviced men and women

who carried out today's ceremonies with such

electrifying precision.

It was utterly faultless.

I pay tribute to all of you.

You carried the weight of history

on your shoulders.

You were perfect.

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