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Christopher Tobar reporting what British people is doing proir to the Queen's burial.

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Christopher Tobar reporting what British people is doing proir to the Queen's burial.

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1. This article informed us that thousands joined line stretching across London to pay respects as Queen Elizabeth II lied in state.
2. The article claimed that the Queen would continue to lie in state at Westminster Hall.
3. The same newspage said that presidents, prime ministers and monarchs from around the world would travel to London over the following weekend to pay their respects to Queen Elizabeth.
4. The newspage also said that throughout London, images of the queen were on display nearly everywhere...
5. ...Clothing stores, tea shops, cafes and supermarkets had devoted entire store windows to images of the late monarch and had praised for her contributions to the United Kingdom.
6. NBC news claimed numerous businesses were also paying tribute to the queen with the sound of silence.
7. NBC news also said many London hotels, restaurants and bars had stopped playing music in shared spaces...
8. Moreover, the newspage said they wouldn't resume overhead music until after the queen's state funeral the following Monday.

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1. The article said that thousands had filed past London landmarks to view Queen Elizabeth II's coffin.

2. The article said that the line was for those who was hoping to see the queen's coffin before her state funeral on Monday.

3. The article said that the line had stretched nearly 5 miles along the River Thames.

4. The article said that the new king, Charles III, was expected to spend a quiet day in mourning after Wednesday's grand ceremonial procession before he heads to Wales on Friday.

5. The article said that the new king, Charles III, had expected to spend a quiet day in mourning after Wednesday's grand ceremonial procession before he heads to Wales on Friday.

6. The article also said that the queen would continue to lie in state at Westminster Hall until her funeral Monday.

7. The article said that prince Harry had marked his 38th birthday while mourning his grandmother's death.

8. The news said that Prince William and Catherine, the Princess of Wales, had traveled to Sandringham to view floral tributes this afternoon.

9. The article said King Charles III would head to Wales on Friday for a service honoring the queen and would hold a reception later at Cardiff Castle.

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1.The article said that thousands had filed London landmarks to see the Queen's coffin.

2.Article said, the King Charles III, had been expected to spend a quiet day in mourning after Wednesday's grand ceremonial.

3.Article said Presidents, prime ministers and monarchs from around the world would travel to London over the weekend to pay their respects to Queen Elizabeth.

4- article said president Joe Biden and French President Emmanuel Macron were among the highest-profile guests from overseas who had confirmed they would be attending.

5- Article said heads of state and other senior foreign dignitaries would be asked to gather at the Royal Hospital.

6-Article said British Airways had said it had been canceling 50 round-trip short-haul flights from Heathrow on Monday.

7- Article said operations to and from the airport would be subject to appropriate changes in order to avoid noise disruption

8-Article said britain’s foreign minister, James Cleverly, would host a reception for guests at nearby Church House.

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1.The articule said that housand have filed London landmarks and down a mileslong line to view the Queen coffin.

2. The line of those hoping to saw the the queen's coffin before her state funeral Monday stretched nearly 5 miles along the River Thames.
3. Crowds was flocking to the capital to say goodbye to the country's longest-reigning monarch.

4. The article explained that The queen would continue to lie in state at Westminster Hall until her funeral Monday.

5. The article said that Prince Harry had marked his 38th birthday while mourning his grandmother's death.

6. The article explained that Prince William and Catherine, the Princess of Wales, had traveled to Sandringham to view floral tributes that afternoon.

7. The nbcNews article said that King Charles III would head to Wales on Friday for a service honoring the queen and would hold a reception later at Cardiff Castle.

8. The news explained that Heads of state and other senior foreign dignitaries would be asked to gather at the Royal Hospital.

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REPORTED NEWS.

1. The news said that the queen would continue to lie in state at Westminster Hall until her funeral Monday.

2. The news said Prince Harry had marked his 38th birthday while was mourning his grandmother's death.

3. The news said that Prince William and Catherine, the Princess of Wales, had traveled to Sandringham to view floral tributes that afternoon.

4. The news said that King Charles III would head to Wales on Friday for a service honoring the queen and would hold a reception later at Cardiff Castle.

5. The news mentioned that Presidents, prime ministers and monarchs from around the world would travel to London over the weekend to pay their respects to Queen Elizabeth.

6. The news said that U.S. President Joe Biden and French President Emmanuel Macron were among the highest-profile guests from overseas.

7. The news explained that Heads of state and other senior foreign dignitaries would be asked to gather at the Royal Hospital, a retirement and nursing home for veteran soldiers in west London

8. The news claimed that they were expected to travel in groups to Westminster Abbey, a senior Buckingham Palace official had said.

9. The news said that Foreign dignitaries who came to Britain would also be invited to visit the Queen’s Lying in State inside Parliament’s Westminster Hall ahead of the funeral.

10. The news mentioned that Immediately after the funeral Monday, Britain’s foreign minister, James Cleverly, would host a reception for guests at nearby Church House as members of the royal family head to Windsor for the queen’s burial.

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Read the following article and share 8 to 10 sentences in which you report what you read from the news.

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Thousands join line stretching across London to pay respects to queen

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The line waiting to pay their respects to Queen Elizabeth II stretched for miles across London Thursday, while King Charles III was spending the day in mourning.