David Beckham lined up for the “Queen’s Funeral” cult from 1am. Not discouraged. Waiting for more than 12 hours.
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David Beckham lined up for worship – BBC Report of 16 September on the atmosphere of the tribute to the casket Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom at Westminster Hall Inside the Palace of Westminster or the Houses of Parliament in London, England, where thousands of people tirelessly lined up.
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Including “David Beckham”, a former Manchester United footballer and former England captain. Which reporters found lined up to pay tribute to Queen Elizabeth II.
David Beckham was spotted queuing up to see the queen lying in the state. When asked how long he had been waiting, the former England and Manchester United football star said he had been there for 12 hours, from 2.15am BST. BBC
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Asked if he had waited that long, David Beckham said the line had been running more than 12 hours since 1:45 am British Summer Time (BST), one hour before International Standard Time. He also shared a sandwich. Lemon sorbet and donuts and people in line
Beckham, in a dark suit and flat cap, zigzags through Victoria Park. and approaching the destination at Westminster Hall also dressed up including wearing a hat But people still remember Beckham. Many stopped in line to ask for selfies with the famous footballers before rushing down the line to stop the process of paying homage to the coffin of Queen Elizabeth II.
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The changing of the guard takes place at the coffin of Queen Elizabeth II, draped in the royal banner with the crown of the imperial state and the orb and scepter of the sovereign, lying in state on the bier, before her funeral on Monday, in Westminster Hall, at the Palace of Westminster, London, Great Britain on September 16, 2022. Kirsty Wigglesworth / Pool via REUTERS
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The changing of the guard occurs when members of the public archive pass the coffin of Queen Elizabeth II, draped in the royal banner with the crown of the imperial state and the orb and scepter of the sovereign, lying in state on the bier as members of the public archive passed Westminster Hall, Palace of Westminster, London, Great Britain, on September 16, 2022. Kirsty Wigglesworth / Pool via REUTERS
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