Journalist Blendi Fevziu is in Westminster Hall and is closely following the tributes to Queen Elizabeth II.
In a direct link to Klan News, Fevziu has given details on what is happening in Great Britain, the day before the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II.
"The tributes have not stopped for a single second. At least yesterday evening, the queue was reported to be around 19 hours, so the people leaving the lobby of Westminster stated that they had been waiting in line for around 19 hours. At this moment I am next to Buckingham Palace where the place where the flowers and messages that British citizens send to Queen Elizabeth II in her honor will be placed has been determined. It is a space of whole hectares where flowers and messages from all ages and from all countries of the world have been placed. There are hundreds of thousands of people moving through a line to get in and are instructed not to wait more than 5 minutes to give way to others coming.
Today at 20:00 there will be 1 minute of silence across the UK in honor of the Queen.
In another part of London, all the rituals that will be for the participants in the funeral are being prepared. It is thought that there will be 500 heads of state and high-level politicians, as well as representatives of the academic world and culture. It is strictly protocol. What impresses you is that the first plan for the Queen's burial was made in 1960, 8 years after she came to power even though Elizabeth was 33 years old at the time.
The line at Queen's is 5 miles long. The last people I asked yesterday had been waiting for about 19 hours to get into Westminster. Now everything is focused on honoring the Queen," said Fevziu.