About 500 representatives of 200 countries and regions attended the funeral of the Que

(London Composite Electric) The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the UK revealed that about 500 representatives in nearly 200 countries and regions will attend the national funeral of the Queen Elizabeth II (September 19), including nearly 100 presidentsThe head of the government, and the 20 members of the foreign country.

Some leaders began to gather in London on Saturday (17th). Charles III will meet with the Prime Minister of 14 Republican countries on the same day.The London police said that the British burial held on the 19th will be the largest security work in London's history. By then, the world leaders and hundreds of thousands of mourning people will pour in;There will be hundreds of thousands of people going to the street.

Since the opening time on the 14th, a large number of people lined up all night into the Westminster Hall to pay the final respect to the Queen Queen.On the 16th, there was a sudden state of mourning the scene. A man suddenly pushed away from the queue and prepared to admire the queen. He rushed forward to touch the spirit, but was arrested by the police.The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) was originally interrupted for a 24 -hour live broadcast.

Two hours before the men's trouble, Charles III and his three siblings, Princess Annie, Prince Andrew and Prince Edward had just performed the "Prince Shou Night" ceremony for her mother.The eight grandsons of the Queen of Britain, including Prince William and Prince Harry, will keep the night for their grandmother on the evening of the 17th.

A large number of public is still waiting in line to enter the Hosminster Hall to pay tribute to the Queen of England. The official expecting time will exceed 24 hours.Due to the enthusiasm of the hanging people, the British government announced the suspension of six hours on the 16th.

However, the long waiting and cold weather did not change people's heart to the Queen of Britain. Football star Beckham also lined up for 12 hours to pay tribute to the Queen Queen.

Beckham, who wears a dark suit and a hat, said in a media interview after receiving the queen's legacy: "Very excited, the atmosphere at the scene is difficult to describe.Care has brought comfort for people for many years. "

The accountant Favrier waiting in the team talked about the queen's "strong willpower, a firm commitment to the country and an extraordinary life". He said that waiting in line "is at least what I can do."