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Liverpool Echo
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Jake Hackney

Live stream of Queen Elizabeth lying in state viewed 7m times in two days

The BBC’s live stream of Queen Elizabeth II’s lying in state has been viewed more than 7.5 million times in 48 hours.

Following Her Majesty’s death last Thursday (September 8) thousands of people have made the trip to London to pay their respects and mourn the late monarch. For those unable to make the journey, the BBC – as well as ITV and Sky – has been live streaming footage from inside Westminster Hall so people can pay their respects virtually.

As reported by Metro, the BBC’s footage from inside the hall – where the Queen will lie in state until her funeral on Monday, September 19 – has now been viewed more than 7.5m times since it began streaming on Wednesday (September 14). In just two days, up until the end of Thursday, the stream has been viewed 3.89m times in the UK and 1.38m times from around the world.

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