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British public queues to sign books of condolence

Books of condolence for Princess Margaret have been opened at St James's Palace in London.

British public queues to sign books of condolence

Sun, 10 Feb, 2002 - 12:51

Books of condolence for Princess Margaret have been opened at St James's Palace in London.

A few people queued outside the Palace to be the first to sign at 9am.

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