The hearse carrying Janey Godley has made its way through Edinburgh as the Scottish comedian's "final tour" takes place. The Glaswegian died on 2 November aged 63 after living for several years with ovarian cancer.

Scottish icon and comedian Janey Godley died earlier in November after living with ovarian cancer for three years

Countless fans paid tribute to the late Scottish comedian Janey Godley during her ‘final tour’ of Edinburgh. Godley died on November 2, aged 63, from stage four ovarian cancer, and was fondly remembered by many public figures including Nicola Sturgeon, Denise Welch and Nigella Lawson.

Hundreds of people have paid their final respects to Janey Godley in Edinburgh. A hearse drove through the city ahead of her funeral, which will be held in Glasgow on Saturday. The Scottish comedian died on 2 November at the age of 63.

People lined the streets of Edinburgh as Janey Godley's hearse travelled through the city on its way to her funeral service, which will be held in Glasgow on Saturday

Scottish comedian Janey Godley went viral after protesting at Donald Trump's Turnberry golf resort with her infamous "unwelcome" sign, and gained attention over lockdown for her Nicola Sturgeon impressions.

Janey Godley's coffin was carried through the streets of Edinburgh in a hearse this afternoon as fans gathered to say their goodbyes ahead of her funeral tomorrow.

The hearse carrying the coffin of comedian Janey Godley took part in a 'final tour' of Glasgow ahead of her funeral.

Edinburgh fans of Janey Godley gathered on Friday to say a final farewell and share their moving stories about the beloved Scottish comedian.

The hearse carrying the coffin of comedian Janey Godley took part in a 'final tour' of Edinburgh ahead of her funeral. Godley, 63, died on November 2 after receiving palliative treatment for terminal cancer.