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--Report typos and corrections to: .A man has reportedly been arrested for heckling Prince Andrew during the coffin procession for Queen Elizabeth II.As the procession for made its way through Edinburgh, Prince Andrew was the only one of his siblings not seen wearing a military uniform.King Charles III, Princess Anne and Prince Edward were wearing military uniforms, Andrew could not since he was in January 2022, just before he settled a civil sexual assault lawsuit where he was accused of performing sex acts with an underaged girl who was trafficked by billionaire financier Jeffrey Epstein. Andrew's was reminded of his troubles during the procession when a man began to heckle him. While it's hard to make out the man's words, he seems to say, "Andrew, you're a sick old man," as the procession passed. IN OTHER NEWS: According to , the man was later arrested. A huge queue is expected to stretch through the night as people pay their respects to the queen in parliament's Westminster Hall in London this week, the British government warned.Mourners will also face airport-style security and obey strict rules, including an edict to wear appropriate clothing and a ban on filming, taking photographs or using mobile phones.They will be allowed to file past the late monarch's coffin non-stop from 5:00 pm (1600 GMT) on Wednesday night until 6:30 am on the morning of her state funeral on September 19.READ: "Please note that the queue is expected to be very long. You will need to stand for many hours, possibly overnight, with very little opportunity to sit down, as the queue will keep moving," said the government guidelines issued on Monday."Please consider this before you decide to attend or bring children with you."Around 750,000 people are expected to descend on the queen's lying in state. The queue could stretch for five miles (eight kilometres) and the waiting time last for up to 20 hours, The Times newspaper said.The numbers are expected to be "far more" than the 200,000 people who filed past the coffin of the queen's mother when she died in 2002, Prime Minister Liz Truss's spokesman said on Monday.Like her mother's, Queen Elizabeth II's closed coffin will rest on a raised platform known as a catafalque, and people will file past on both sides to pay their respects.\u201cSomebody yells out, \u201cAndrew, you\u2019re a sick old man\u201d to Prince Andrew, who is walking behind Queen Elizabeth\u2019s coffin\u201d — philip lewis (@philip lewis)With additional reporting by AFPFrom the Prado museum to the Pompidou Centre and New York's Met, the art world has mobilized to stage "an unprecedented" 42 exhibitions marking 50 years since Picasso's death, officials said Monday.Prepared over the past 18 months by France and Spain, the "Year of Picasso" initiative will involve "38 very important art institutions in Europe and the United States," Spanish Culture Minister Miquel Iceta told reporters.The aim is to "show off all the facets" of Picasso, said French Culture Minister Rima Abdul Malak, describing him as "the most famous and emblematic modern artist".A series of talks about him and his work will also be held alongside the exhibition.The celebrations will begin on September 23 at Madrid's Mapfre Foundation with the exhibit "Pablo Picasso and the breaking down of sculpture" and will run until April 2024 with the closing exhibit at the Petit Palais in Paris.Although most events will take place in Spain, France and the United States, others will happen in Germany, Switzerland, Romania and Belgium.Among the institutions involved in the celebrations are the New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art, Madrid's Prado, the Guggenheim in Bilbao, the Pompidou Centre in Paris and the Picasso museums in Barcelona and Paris."We want to present Picasso exactly how he was," by highlighting his "artistic legacy" and the "permanence of his work", the Spanish culture minister said.© 2022 AFPDonald Trump's attorneys conceded that he does not own his presidential records in their latest court filing, while also suggesting he declared those documents to be his personal papers.The former president's attorneys downplayed the national security risks of keeping top-secret government records at Mar-a-Lago and said there's no evidence they had been improperly shared, but his legal team conceded those documents didn't actually belong to him, reported The Guardian.\u201cTrump concedes that a former president \u2014 even if he has a right to access his presidential records \u2014 does not \u201cown\u201d them. And seems to argue Trump may have declassified or designated some docs as personal records, but doesn\u2019t say if he actually did that.\u201d — Hugo Lowell (@Hugo Lowell)"A former President has an unfettered right of access to his Presidential records even though he may not 'own' them," . "Thus, contrary to the premise behind the Government’s 'criminal' investigation, the determination of whether a former President timely provided documents to the National Archives and Records Administration is a civil matter governed by the [Presidential Records Act]."IN OTHER NEWS: Trump's attorneys responded to a Department of Justice motion asking District Court judge Aileen Cannon to give the government access to classified materials seized in the search, and they suggested that he may have declassified or designated some of those items as personal records."The PRA accords any President extraordinary discretion to categorize all his or her records as either Presidential or personal records, and established case law provides for very limited judicial oversight over such categorization," the filing reads. "The PRA further contains no provision authorizing or allowing for any criminal enforcement. Rather, disputes regarding the disposition of any Presidential record are to be resolved between such President and the National Archives and Records Administration."Thus, at best, the Government might ultimately be able to establish certain Presidential records should be returned to NARA," the filing adds. "What is clear regarding all of the seized materials is that they belong with either President Trump ... or with NARA, but not with the Department of Justice."&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Copyright © 2022 Raw Story Media, Inc. PO Box 21050, Washington, D.C. 20009 | | | For corrections or concerns, please email corrections@rawstory.com. | {{ post.roar_specific_data.api_data.analytics }}

--Report typos and corrections to: .A man has reportedly been arrested for heckling Prince Andrew during the coffin procession for Queen Elizabeth II.As the procession for made its way through Edinburgh, Prince Andrew was the only one of his siblings not seen wearing a military uniform.King Charles III, Princess Anne and Prince Edward were wearing military uniforms, Andrew could not since he was in January 2022, just before he settled a civil sexual assault lawsuit where he was accused of performing sex acts with an underaged girl who was trafficked by billionaire financier Jeffrey Epstein....

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