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Here's what you should and should not bring as the Queen lies in state at the Palace of Westminster.
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Here's what you should and should not bring as the Queen lies in state at the Palace of Westminster.
Here's what you should and should not bring as the Queen lies in state at the Palace of Westminster.
Tens of thousands of people have lined up along the banks of the River Thames in London, awaiting entry to Westminster Hall to pay their respects at Queen Elizabeth II's lying in state.
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Transport for London (TfL) boss Andy Byford said that planning for the lying in state and the funeral was more complicated than the 2012 Olympics as it was "impossible" to accurately predict crowd sizes.