Windsor: ‘Hundreds are pouring into our church to thank God for the Queen’
As visitors descend on the small town of Windsor, church leaders there are providing a space for people to grieve and remember the life of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. Estlyn Davies says there’s a sense of reverence and gratitude inside St John the Baptist, as hundreds queue to light candles
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