Household Cavalry Trooper Jack Burnell-Williams was among those who escorted the late monarch’s coffin past Whitehall and along the Mall after the service at Westminster Abbey. An adolescent soldier who attended the Queen’s state burial was discovered dead at his barracks. Household Cavalry Trooper Jack Burnell-Williams was among those who escorted the late monarch’s coffin past Whitehall and along the Mall after the service at Westminster Abbey.
The Army revealed on Wednesday that the 18-year-old from Bridgend, South Wales, died at Hyde Park Barracks in Knightsbridge. His death is not being investigated by police. He was thought to be one of the Household Cavalry’s newest recruits. “It is with sadness that we can confirm the death of Trooper Jack Burnell-Williams on 28 September 2022 at Hyde Park Barracks,” an Army spokeswoman said.
“At this terrible time, our sympathies are with the soldier‘s family and friends, and we ask that their privacy be respected.” As the Tory leadership team doubles down on its intention to cut spending, devolved states seek an urgent meeting with the chancellor. The entrance of Scunthorpe’s steelworks complex.
The Chinese owner of British Steel wants a large government help package. Inside the ‘warm spaces’ of Britain, where people go when they can’t afford to heat their houses. The investigation has been sent over to the coroner. Laura Williams, 42, shared a photo and homage to her son, known as Jak by his family and friends, on Facebook, writing, “Never ever imagined I would be posting this but we as a family are all crushed with the tragic demise of our beloved son Jak Williams.”
His father, Daniel Burnell, tweeted a video of troopers from the Household Cavalry accompanying the flag-draped royal coffin on the day of the Queen’s funeral. “My son performing his duty for the Queen on her final journey,” he added. Jak Williams, I am really proud of you xx very proud father xx.”
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