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As England prepares to bury its longest-reigning sovereign, hundreds of thousands of people from across the United Kingdom have been flocking for days to the Lying-in-State Queue, coping with cool weather and sleep deprivation as they wait for their opportunity to pay tribute to Queen Elizabeth II.
EXCLUSIVE: The man arrested after rushing out of the queue of mourners and grabbing the Queen's coffin at the Palace of Westminster in a security scare was behaving 'strangely'.
The Government has warned that tens of thousands of mourners will have to queue at least 24 hours to pay their respects to the Queen lying-in-state at the Palace of Westminster.
Vast numbers of people have been queuing since the Queen was moved from Buckingham Palace to the Palace of Westminster on Wednesday, with many paying tearful tributes.
A man arrested for attempted to grab the Queen's coffin last night in Westminster Hall after queuing up for 14 hours remains in police custody, Scotland Yard have confirmed.