US President Joe Biden speaks during the funeral service for former secretary of state Madeleine Albright at Washington National Cathedral. AP
Former US president Bill Clinton pays tribute to Albright. Reuters
Former secretary of state Hillary Clinton speaks during the funeral service for Madeleine Albright. AP
US President Joe Biden, former US president Barack Obama and former first lady Michelle Obama hold hymn sheets. AFP
President Biden greets former US secretary of state Hillary Clinton with her daughter, Chelsea Clinton, and former US vice president Al Gore in the foreground. AFP
President Biden delivers a eulogy. AFP
Washington National Cathedral was filled with mourners. AP
President Biden greets Barack Obama inside the church. AFP
Albright’s coffin is carried into Washington National Cathedral. AP
The pallbearers were former members of the Diplomatic Security Service and Albright’s protective detail during her time as US ambassador to the UN and as US secretary of state. AP
President Joe Biden and former president Barack Obama speak before the service. AP
Former secretary of state Hillary Clinton and her daughter, Chelsea Clinton, speak to former vice president Al Gore. AFP
Barack and Michelle Obama chat to Bill and Hillary Clinton. EPA
President Joe Biden talks with former president Barack Obama before the service. AP
Family members of the former secretary of state stand together outside the cathedral. EPA
Relatives of Albright comfort one another. EPA
Albright’s coffin is carried into the cathedral. EPA
US Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell arrives for the service. AFP
The US flag flies at half mast at the Capitol in Washington in honour of Albright. AFP
Albright’s coffin arrives at Washington National Cathedral. EPA
US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi enters the church. Reuters
Gen Mark Milley, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, speaks with Patrick Leahy, a US senator, as they arrive for the funeral service. AFP
Former secretary of state Condoleezza Rice speaks with US climate envoy John Kerry and Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin. AFP