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The Government invested £120 million in the event, which has been described as an ‘unadulterated shambles’.

Azeem Rafiq and Lord Patel are set to be asked to appear.

Editorial: The new culture secretary would be wise to abort a move that makes no economic sense and few people want anyway

St John's Ambulance and the London Ambulance Service have been busy providing medical help to huge numbers of people queuing to view the Queen's coffin and gathering to pay their respects as temperatures fall

Big Ben will toll to mark the beginning of the national moment of reflection and the bell will be struck once more at 8.01pm as it ends.

The Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport said it will announce later on Sunday when the queue will close

The government is monitoring the situation and will provide an official cut-off point for people hoping to join, with public viewing set to close at 6.30am tomorrow

Many have been listed for over £100 as mourners continue to queue on Sunday morning

Decision taken to close entry to queue permanently after it reached capacity before Monday’s funeral