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Robbie Peck was attacked shortly after spearing a fish off the coast of Port Hedland and suffered multiple serious injuries, authorities say.

The charity has warned university freshers to look out for the signs that something isn’t right on a night out

‘My children are aware as I am, that it’s unlikely in our lifetime we’ll ever see a Queen on the throne again’, said Victoria Edmunds, from Portmouth

NHS staff and St John Ambulance volunteers were among those making up the Civilian Services Contingent

Nurse May Parsons, who delivered the first ever Covid-19 jab, will be part of the procession.

St John Ambulance said it is concerned that the cold weather overnight could make some people waiting to see the Queen ill.

Nineteen people in the ceremonial areas needed to be taken to hospital – though not all of these were in the queue.

With the enormous queue snaking along three miles of the River Thames, up to 400,000 people are believed to be flocking to see Her Majesty - with St John's Ambulance responding to 232 incidents in the queue so far

Seventeen taken to hospital by paramedics