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Mourners wore out stone floor during Queen's lying in state

Sky News Monday, 28 November 2022
Mourners wore out stone floor during Queen's lying in stateThe floor of Westminster Hall has been worn - exposing some areas of bare stone - after thousands paid their respects when the Queen was lying in state.
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