it will all go back to normal tomorrow Arista

Of course

All public viewing areas for the Queen's funeral procession are full,
London's City Hall said.

Piers Morgan in London Co-Presenting
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4.199,999,999 to be exact ..
I ain’t switching the telly on again till tomorrow night when hopefully I won’t be swamped at every channel with ‘mostly’ faked emotions …

I quickly switched over to the music channels only to be greeted by a flaming CHRISTMAS songs channel !!!

Even TalkSport has succumbed to the ‘pressure’ to discuss every conceivable possibility and angle . It was grim last week when all the hosts and ex footballers were having to pretend to be devastated at the breaking news - at least today they’ve imported some suitably respectful, morose individuals waffling on .


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It's 9.25am.

I live on a main road and a car hasn't passed my house in 10 minutes. People must be glued to their TVs.

I'm recording it. Will watch it tonight.

The funeral itself won't be , this is just padding at the moment of them all chatting to people.

The COOP Funeral Director arrives..

and we are off

Yes our New Business Secretary

There is a strong presence of former military personnel among the crowds of
mourners on Constitution Hill, outside Buckingham Palace

Among them was 25-year Royal Navy veteran Dave Mills, who served in the
Falklands and first Gulf wars. He was brimming with pride His son Tim, who
followed his father into the Navy, will be marching alongside the Queen's coffin
later this morning.

As Chief of Parade Staff, Portsmouth, he has been responsible for training the
gun carriage detachment ahead of the big day.

"I just spoke to him 10 minutes ago," said Mr Mills, 66, his chest festooned with
medals. "I think there are a few nerves, but I'm extremely proud of him. He's
got the best job here. He's been training for this moment for five years. He left
Portsmouth at 1am this morning.

Careful you don'r come across any spoilers.

:laugh:

the bbc commentator at the moment is speaking complete bollocks :joker:

:joker::joker: really good one.

I’m watching Sky….

I wonder if Chris will be reading a covid update during the service :laugh:

Boris Johnson could have least combed his hair. What a disgrace he is.

Im in Victoria and it's mental. So crowded!

:laugh:

National Rail tell mourners to go to the pub

National Rail has encouraged mourners to go to pubs and cafes after the state funeral to
ease the pressure on the rail network.

A post on the network's Twitter account read: "Cafes, pubs and other hospitality
providers around London are expected to be open this afternoon, so please don't rush
home immediately following the state funeral and final procession so you can continue
marking this historic day and help ease pressure on the rail network."

Yes. Some shops will reopen in the afternoon.