Fifty years ago today, Winston Churchill was buried in the largest state funeral the world had ever seen. Watch archive footage from 1965 when London came to a stop to mark the passing of the wartime leader. | The Telegraph

Hace 60 años, el 30 de enero de 1965, se celebró el funeral de Sir Winston Churchill. Fue el funeral de Estado más grande de la historia británica y al que asistieron dignatarios de todo el mundo, lo que refleja la inmensa estatura mundial de Churchill y su papel fundamental en la historia del siglo XX. La planificación del funeral de Churchill, cuyo nombre en código era Operation Hope Not (Operación No Esperanza), comenzó después de que sufriera un derrame cerebral en 1953. Los meticulosos prep

Millions watched the state funeral of Sir Winston Churchill as his coffin was transported from London to his final resting place in Oxfordshire by rail. The Battle of Britain-class locomotive - which pulled the train - was produced by The Southern Railway. Now, it's being restored in Hampshire, ahead of a new exhibition to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Churchill's final journey. Chris Robinson reports. | BBC Hampshire & Isle of Wight