Everything you need to know about The Queen’s Lying-in-State.
Members of the public file past the coffin of Queen Elizabeth II, draped in the Royal Standard with the Imperial State Crown and the Sovereign's orb and sceptre, lying in state on the catafalque in Westminster Hall, at the Palace of Westminster, London.As Her Majesty The Queen’s coffin was brought to Westminster Hall on Wednesday, thousands of mourners lined the streets of London in hopes of saying goodbye to the late monarch one last time.
And to entertain those in line, the British Film Institute is showing archive video footage about the late Queen on a screen outside. Bringing water and food with you for the queue is important, as well as a portable cell phone charger. There will not be charging points along the way.Upon arrival, mourners will go through an airport-style security clearance before entering Westminster, according to the Though the public won’t actually see the Queen’s body, they will get a chance to walk by the royal’s closed coffin, which will be covered by the Royal Standard flag.
Big bags will not be allowed inside the building, so you will be guided to a bag drop area before the security check. Don’t worry, you will not lose your place in the queue.The government also listed items that are banned from being brought inside, which include non-clear water bottles, food and drink, flowers, sharp objects, flags, and pets. Cigarettes, vape pens, and lighters are also prohibited. Guide dogs are allowed.
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