In The Name Of Allah
Peace Be Upon you :
Prince William and Kate Middleton
Royal Wedding Rehearsal
An early morning rehearsal of the royal wedding procession has taken place through the streets of London.
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[/align]Up to a thousand members of the military took part, including the Army, Navy and RAF. Timings were tested to the second and all armed forces taking part were given the chance to practise their roles in their service uniforms.
Forces left Westminster's Wellington Barracks shortly before 5am. Some of the soldiers, sailors and airmen practising their duties were Prince William's colleagues.
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[/align]Members of the military begin their pre-dawn dress rehearsal for the royal wedding. Several companies of the Royal Navy lined the end of the route, preceded by the Army lining Parliament Street. Soldiers lined the route up to the Cenotaph outside the entrance to Downing Street. From there the RAF lined the road up to Horse Guards Parade which the royal convoy will pass through on Friday.
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[/align]Soldiers of the Household Cavalry cross Horseguards as they take part in the rehearsal. Organisers said the dry-run went without a hitch and forces personnel were slightly ahead of time
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[/align]A royal car that will carry Kate Middleton and her father (neither took part in the rehearsal) arrives at Westminster Abbey at 4.50am.
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[/align]Members of the British Royal Navy straighten their lines outside Westminster Abbey. The rehearsal took place after the Abbey closed its doors to the public on Tuesday to prepare in earnest for the wedding.
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[/align]Terry Hutt, a fan of the royal family, sits outside his tent near Westminster Abbey in central London, watching the rehearsal. Hutt was one of the first people to arrive for the event and will sleep on the street in order to hold a prime position for the wedding.
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[/align]Members of the military escort a royal carriage, which was empty for the rehearsal.
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[/align]Members of the military take part in the rehearsal.
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[/align]A sailor from the British Royal Navy stands easy as he takes part in the dress rehearsal.
