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The bill, known as ‘Martyn’s Law’, has been fought for by the mother of Manchester bombing victim Martyn Hett

Rooftop snipers were in place while the cortege was moving, while approximately 2,300 police officers guarded the route

The Queen is said to have ignored concerned aides, who suggested Prince Charles welcomed new Prime Minister Liz Truss, reportedly telling courtiers: "I have to, it’s my job"

A 'ring of steel' is in place around Westminster Abbey with 10,000 officers on the ground for Monday's state funeral in the largest policing operation ever seen in Britain

LONDON — The scale is epic: potentially millions of people thronging the streets, more than 100 foreign dignitaries and their staffs streaming in from around the world, hundreds of domestic and international government agencies coordinating logistics, large swaths of roads and transportation networks closed or gridlocked.

With world leaders and dignitaries flying in from all over the world, this is how authorities in London are planning to keep everyone safe.

Security operation for the Queen’s funeral will be "biggest the UK has ever seen" as former counter-terrorism police chief Nick Aldworth warns those lining the streets to be on constant alert

A policing expert has said people with ill intentions will stand out

Former counter-terror chief Nick Aldworth said the late Queen would not have wanted interference with legitimate protest.