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King Charles Stands Vigil as Wait to See Queen's Coffin Hits 24 Hours
Headline from NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth
A surging tide of people — ranging from London retirees to former England soccer captain David Beckham — have lined up to file past Queen Elizabeth II’s coffin as it lies in state at Parliament.
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Officials closed off the line for six hours because it was already several miles long, and would take over half a day for the last group to pass by the coffin.
The miles-long line to view the queen’s coffin has been “paused” for six hours. Later Friday, King Charles III and his siblings will stand vigil in the historic Westminster Hall.
A surging tide of people — ranging from London retirees to former England soccer captain David Beckham — have lined up to file past Queen Elizabeth II’s coffin as it lies in state at Parliament. So many have shown up that authorities called a temporary halt Friday to others joining the miles-long qu…
A surging tide of people — ranging from London retirees to former England soccer captain David Beckham — have lined up to file past Queen Elizabeth II's coffin as it lies in state at Parliament, so many that authorities had to call a temporary halt Friday.
A surging tide of people — ranging from London retirees to former England soccer captain David Beckham — have lined up to file past Queen Elizabeth II’s coffin as it
A tide of people, including London retirees and former England soccer captain David Beckham, have lined up to file past Queen Elizabeth II’s coffin as it lies in state at Parliament.
Former England soccer star David Beckham among those standing in line for hours to pay respects; closure sparks an informal queue of people waiting to join the official one
Officials closed off the line for six hours because it was already several miles long, and would take over half a day for the last group to pass by the coffin.
The flood of grief from the death of Queen Elizabeth II forced the British government to call a temporarily halt to people joining a miles-long line to file past her coffin as it lay in state Friday, hours before King Charles III and his siblings were to stand vigil in the historic Westminster Hall.
Access to the queue to see Queen Elizabeth II's coffin has been temporarily barred as authorities warns the area in south-east London has 'reached capacity' as wait times mount.
A surging tide of people — ranging from London retirees to former England soccer captain David Beckham — have lined up to file past Queen Elizabeth II’s coffin as it lies in state at Parliament.
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