yeah i want to see how much queue went down overnightt to plan for tonight, would be useful to see video still.

There are toilets and you're recommended to bring food and water.

There were multiple toilet blocks and complimentary tea and coffee.

kzbin.info/www/bejne/mXvbdap6r6aqe9U

there's another link to the latest one... oh hang on kzbin.info/www/bejne/mXvbdap6r6aqe9U (i've got it open in another tab)

FUCK OF YOU MORON - IF YOU'VE NOTHING NICE TO SAY, FUCK OFF

You can find information here - www.gov.uk/government/publications/attending-ceremonial-events-for-the-lying-in-state-and-the-state-funeral-of-her-majesty-the-queen/her-majesty-the-queens-lying-in-state-at-the-palace-of-westminster-houses-of-parliament#accessibility

@@dcms this information is not there, and i have also googled it and looked on various social media. the information for pw disabilities is scant and inconsiderate and ableist. i just want an answer to a simple question - two, preferably - what i've asked above because the information has not been given so as to help pw disabilities plan! if the information was there i would not need to ask.......

@@playgirlc there are a few seats along the way but not many - that is on the regular route but there was an older gentleman around near me and he pretty much walked from seat to seat (without queuing) and then waited each time for his party who stayed in the queue to catch up. That was pretty much all along South Bank ... less on the last drag. If you are wheelchair bound though then I saw several people being pushed along a separate accessible pathway once we crossed the river. If that's of any help.

@@AthelstanEngland i really appreciate your response, thanks. i'll be going alone as my other half can't come with me. ordinarily he mightve pushed me in my wheelchair as i can't propel myself. basically i can walk short distances before needing to rest but cannot stand for more than a few minutes. the website have given such little information and not much consideration has been given to people with mobility issues at all. and no-one seems to be responding to all the people asking similar questons. what they replied to above is the ONLY response i've seen. it's even worse when people don't know and can't plan.

@@playgirlc I did see a few people being pushed by stewards near the zig zag paths (in gardens immediately before the hall) but can’t say for sure if that was just to meet up with able bodied friends or an individual like yourself. If you can get to the accessible kiosk or the entrance to the park with your wheelchair then I’m pretty sure a steward will be able to push you. I saw one being sent to rescue a walking stick/seat from security for example so they are there to help not just direct traffic. Good luck.

Thank you so much for this. Very helpful for making our own plans. I'm so glad you felt it was worth it. X

@@amandasmith8108 welcome.

It's a bloody box. Should have been an open coffin at least. What kind of loser queues for 4 miles and endless hours to see just a BOX?

@@quixotiq well me for one and hundreds of thousands of others too. I also stand for the National Anthem at home by myself when no one is watching. It's called respect, old chap.

@@quixotiq It's called a coffin and you know the queen is inside it. Grown-ups have this thing called 'object permanence'.

How happy are you guys now that Dopey Dorries has gone ?😁😁😁

this one works

Every livestream has a unique ID at the end, so every day it starts will be a new address.

This is the kind of detail I was looking for!

i think it is another 3 hours in the garden you are in so roughly 7 hour queue

The Department for DCMS have put up a new stream, so has the new link above.

Thank you :o)

Thank you!

Quintessentially British 😅

Who cares, let's fill our boots calling Andrew a filthy nonce. Here here

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Oh you mean the money grabbing trollop who took over 20 years to remember she'd been a wittle bit upset. Enjoy your 30 pieces of silver, the escalator going Down awaits.

@Peter Morris-Kelso No. 2.5 miles is around 8 hours.

@Peter Morris-Kelso Nowhere near that long. 8-9 hours currently estimated

One man, towards the front of the queue near Westminster Hall, told the BBC on Thursday morning he had been queueing for eight hours.

I was 9hrs last night at roughly the same length it was before stream died

Mileage

I'm scared the queen is dead

yes

looks like it, i looked 5 mins ago and it said 2.6 miles at Borough.

Yes it’s broken. The whole country is broken. In other news I’m currently a mile away and am selling my position. Open to offers so hit me up