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Wasted food from mega queue to see Queen collected to feed London's hungry

The Felix Project charity will be collecting left over food from the queue at Westminster Hall and distributing it to charities and community groups in London

Daily Mirror

King and Prince of Wales greet mourners queueing to see Queen lying in state

Charles and William make a surprise visit to those braving a long, cold wait to reach Westminster Hall

The Guardian - UK

Emmerdale pulled for live coverage from Westminster Hall

ITV was live from Westminster with comments from the public

Liverpool Echo

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North East MPs reflect after visiting Westminster Palace to see the Queen's coffin lying in state

There have been reports of some people queuing for up to 14 hours

Chronicle Live

Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby accused of 'jumping queue' to see Queen's coffin

This Morning hosts Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby were seen waiting to file past the Queen's coffin at Westminster Hall

Chronicle Live

David Beckham spotted in Queen queue as he lines up for over 12 hours

David Beckham joined the massive queue of mourners at 2am on Friday morning and was still there at 2pm as he waited with thousands of other people to enter Westminster Hall

Chronicle Live

London road closures and transport restrictions for the Queen’s funeral

Tube stations in central London will be exceptionally busy while bus routes around Westminster will be diverted

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Three Tube stations to close before Queen’s funeral to avoid overcrowding

Transport for London announced that passengers will be prevented from using Westminster, St James’s Park and Hyde Park Corner stations.

The Independent UK

Mourners in queues nearing 10 hours to see Queen's coffin as line snakes for miles

Well-wishers are braving eleven-hour queues for their chance to pay their final respects to the Queen at her lying-in-state, with a small number caught trying to smuggle dogs inside Westminster Hall

Daily Mirror

Woman begins queuing outside Westminster Abbey FOUR days before Queen's funeral

Millions are expected to visit the capital in the next few days but one woman has headed them all off by arriving four days ahead of the Queen's funeral

Daily Mirror

Thousands tune in to watch live stream of Queen lying in state as queue stretches for miles

Queue to see Queen’s coffin stretched from Westminster to Bermondsey by noon on Thursday

Evening Standard

'Emotional and extremely lucky' - How it felt to watch mourners pass the Queen's coffin as she lies in state

Chronicle Live reporter Kristy Dawson describes her experience of seeing Queen Elizabeth II lying in state at the Palace of Westminster

Chronicle Live

Theresa May curtsies to Queen for final time as she visits coffin in Westminster Hall

The former Prime Minister paid tribute to the late monarch who is lying in state

Evening Standard

All the banned items you can't take in to see the Queen's coffin lying in state at Westminster

You cannot take in flowers, candles and certain bags

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All the rules on how you can see Queen Elizabeth's coffin in Westminster

Mourners have formed queues miles long across London as they wait to pay their respect to the Queen whose coffin is now lying in rest at Westminister Hall

Chronicle Live

Meghan Markle wears earrings given to her by Queen for subtle but powerful gesture at Westminster

Meghan Markle joined husband Prince Harry at Westminster Hall as the Queen's coffin was taken to lay in state

Daily Mirror

William and Kate to travel to Sandringham today to view floral tributes left for Queen

Queen Elizabeth II is lying in state in Westminster Hall, while King Charles has retreated to Highgrove and Prince William and Princess Kate are going to Sandringham

The Independent UK

The three-mile line to see the Queen at Westminster showcases the very best of Britishness

Crowds were well-spirited and welcoming, but in classic British style, queue politics soon followed, Maryam Zakir-Hussain reports

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The Guardian - UK

Long journeys and winding queues as mourners pay last respects to the Queen

People travel from across the country to see procession from Buckingham Palace and attend lying-in-state at Westminster Hall

Daily Mirror

'Sight of Meghan Markle and Kate Middleton together would have warmed Queen's heart'

The Queen Consort, the Princess of Wales, the Countess of Wessex and the Duchess of Sussex were a united picture of elegance and dignity as they stood in a line before the committal service began

The Independent UK

Lying in state: Visitors take a few moments to say goodbye to the Queen

Hundreds of thousands expected to queue for many hours just to pay their last respects to Elizabeth II in Westminster Hall.

Daily Mirror

Moment Prince Harry is banned from saluting Queen's coffin with shamed uncle Andrew

Prince Harry and Prince Andrew did not wear military uniform while escorting the Queen's coffin from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Hall today - and there was a symbolic gesture that they were not allowed to perform either

ABC News

Queen Elizabeth II's coffin arrives at Westminster Hall for lying in state ahead of funeral

The Queen's coffin arrives at Westminster Hall, where it will remain on public display for the lying in state until the late monarch's funeral on Monday.

The Guardian - UK

Queen to lie in state for four days in Westminster Hall before funeral

Coffin carried on horse-drawn gun carriage from Buckingham Palace as thousands queue to pay last respects

Daily Record

Queen's lying in state queue expected to be 10 miles long as Scots secretary set to guard coffin

People have already started queuing along the banks of the river Thames for the five days of lying in state at Westminster Hall.

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