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The queue may have to close for a second time if it reaches capacity again, the Government has warned after a seven-hour pause today

London (AFP) - Former England football captain David Beckham said it was "very emotional" to pay his last respects to Queen Elizabeth II on Friday after he queued for hours through the night to file past her coffin.

Former England football captain David Beckham queued for more than 13 hours alongside thousands of other mourners to see Queen Elizabeth lying in state in London on Friday. The 47-year-old former Manchester United and Real Madrid midfielder and current co-owner of American Major League Soccer team Inter Miami, said he…

While King Charles is known to support Burnley, Prince Harry is an Arsenal fan and Prince William loves Aston Villa, there is a major dispute over which football club the Queen liked best

He joined the queue in the early hours of Friday morning.

When Sir Winston Churchill died in 1965, Daily Mail writer Vincent Mulchrone wrote there were "now two rivers running silently through in London, one of them made of people" as people queued to pay their respects.

The heavyweight champion and his wife were snapped outside Buckingham Palace

Cleaners, security staff and caterers in Parliament are being treated ‘as second class citizens’ as they cannot jump the line, a union said

Cleaners, security staff and caterers in Parliament are being treated ‘as second class citizens’ as they cannot jump the line, a union said.