London could become ‘full’ for the first time, as up to one million people are expected to visit for the Queen’s coffin procession. Some people are already camping out to get ahead of the queue, and some train services into London have already sold out. The Evening Standard’s John Dunne explains how unprecedented the occasion will be for the capital. And Ross Lydall, our Travel Editor explains how travel will be impacted, and how best to get around the city.

In this episode:

• How TfL and train services are helping commuters
• The best ways to get around London
• Could London really become ‘full’ of people?
• Mourners could face 20-hour queues
• Will businesses benefit from the flock of visitors?

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