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Nineteen people in the ceremonial areas needed to be taken to hospital – though not all of these were in the queue.

With the enormous queue snaking along three miles of the River Thames, up to 400,000 people are believed to be flocking to see Her Majesty - with St John's Ambulance responding to 232 incidents in the queue so far

Seventeen taken to hospital by paramedics

AMBULANCE teams treated almost 300 members of the public along the route of the queue to see the Queen lying in state and surrounding areas, on the…

London Ambulance Service said 17 of them had to go to hospital

Seventeen needed hospital treatment, London Ambulance Service said.

Marcus Sarjeant fired six blank shots while the Queen was riding down The Mall during the Trooping the Colour parade in 1981.

Volunteers have been providing 24-hour medical support in London and Windsor since Friday.

The charity is urging Londoners to become ‘community advocates’ for their area

The 56-year-old woman had been flown to Perth for treatment after the incident, which left a 31-year-old woman dead at the scene and several others injured, including two children.

Emergency services, including the Royal Flying Doctor Service, respond to a head-on crash on the Great Central Road, which left one woman dead and four other people seriously injured.