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The wave of emotion that swept over the United Kingdom on the evening of the death of Queen Elizabeth II, last Thursday, does not dry up.
The remains of the late Queen arrived at Buckingham Palace in London on Tuesday evening.
This afternoon, a procession will cross the capital to bring the coffin of Elizabeth II from Buckingham to the Palace of Westminster.
At the end of the afternoon, the public will be able to pay homage to the deceased queen in Westminster Hall, open 24 hours a day until Monday morning, the day of her funeral.
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38 minutes of silence
The ceremonial procession will last 38 minutes, between Buckingham Palace and Westminster Hall.
The king, his sons, members of the royal family and high officials of the royal household will walk slowly, in silence and without music, behind the cannon barrel on which the coffin will have been placed.
Active members of the family - with the exception of Prince Harry and Prince Andrew, will wear the ceremonial uniform.
All along the route, which was announced in the British press, the population will be able to meditate, with dignity.
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Where is the Queen?
The reticulated oak and lead royal coffin arrived last night from Scotland to be laid at Buckingham Palace, in the Bow Room, where palace staff were permitted to pay their respects.
Led by King Charles III, he will be taken in procession this afternoon to Westminster Hall for the official resting place.
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Strict conditions to enter Westminster
Westminster Hall will be guarded night and day by soldiers from Royal Household units.
The public will only be able to bring inside a small bag.
No food or drink other than a clear, empty bottle of water will be accepted through airport-like security checks.
No cooler, no folding chairs or sleeping bags, no animals, with the exception of dogs guiding the visually impaired or hearing impaired.
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Hundreds of thousands of people expected in Westminster
Hundreds of thousands of people are expected in Westminster and the queue is expected to wind for several miles.
Authorities asked the public to "dress appropriately to pay their respects" to the sovereign who died Thursday at the age of 96, and warned that the wait could last for hours or even the whole night.
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