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Hello and welcome to Coffee House Shots, the spectator's daily politics podcast.

I'm Katie Balls and I enjoy about James's life and Fraser Nelson.

The Queen's body has moved to Westminster Hall.

James, how has the possession worked today?

So the Queen's coffin has been taken from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Hall where she will now lie in state for four days.

And her own family will stand over at some point.

We are now in the process as we move towards the funeral on Monday.

We saw the Queen's body going from Scotland returning to London yesterday.

And I think this is in some point now that they're going to focal point of national mourning.

Outside if you look out of our office window, you can see the queue of people waiting to pay their respects to the Queen.

And that queue to give you a sense of a scale of it, you can see it from our office window.

And it goes all the way down to London Bridge now.

This is a huge queue of there talking about 13 hours for people to get to the front of it.

It is a remarkable sign of the public affection and respect for their late monarchs that so many people are arguing in this way.

I think everybody's taken the bank by this year's scale of this.

I mean, we have seen royal processions before.

We've seen lying in state. We've seen Jubilee's.

But the magnitude is really off the scale.

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