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Queen Elizabeth II dies: King Charles III vows to continue Queen's 'lifelong service'
Queen Elizabeth II Death: King Charles addressed the public in a pre-recorded televised broadcast from the Buckingham Palace after his mother's demise.
- The monarch has been suffering from age-related mobility issues
- Queen Elizabeth II had cut down her travels, including appointing new Prime Minister Truss in Scotland earlier this week
- Her family had been gathering at her Scottish estate in Aberdeenshire after concerns grew about her health earlier on Thursday (September 8)
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Queen Elizabeth II Death: Britain's longest serving monarch, Queen Elizabeth passed away on September 8 after being on the throne for 70 years. The death of the 96-year-old sovereign brings to an end the longest reign in the history of the United Kingdom, and one of the longest reigns by any head of state. Her family had been gathering at her Scottish estate in Aberdeenshire after concerns grew about her health earlier on Thursday. The UK now has a new monarch in Charles, the former Prince of Wales. "The Queen died peacefully at Balmoral this afternoon," Buckingham Palace said in a statement. The monarch has been suffering from age-related mobility issues and had cut down her travels, including appointing new Prime Minister Truss in Scotland earlier this week. Elizabeth II became Queen on the death of her father King George VI on 6 February 1952. She held her coronation at Westminster Abbey the following year. Her reign of 70 years was seven years longer than that of Queen Victoria.
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King Charles III feels 'profound sorrow' over his mother's death
King Charles, in his 1st public address as UK's monarch, said that he felt 'profound sorrow' over his mother Queen Elizabeth's death. Charles III said he promises to carry on his mother's "lifelong service" to the nation.
King Charles gives first televised public address after Queen Elizabeth II's death
King Charles III's first public address after Queen Elizabeth II's death
King Charles III will address the audience through a pre-recorded televised message at 6 p.m. on Friday. This will be his first public address after the death of his mother Queen Elizabeth II.
Queen Elizabeth II death
King Charles III hosted British PM Liz Truss at Buckingham Palace on Friday for their first formal audience.
UK's new Prime Minister Liz Truss has arrived at Buckingham Palace to meet UK's monarch, King Charles III.
Massive crowd gathers to greet King Charles III
King Charles III received a warm welcome from mourners
King Charles III and his wife Camilla arrived at Buckingham Palace in London on Friday. King Charles was greeted by mourners outside the Palace. He was offered bouquets of flowers and a kiss on the cheek while he met the crowd that had gathered to welcome him. King Charles will address the nation at 18:00 BST and hold his first audience with Prime Minister Liz Truss as king.
King Charles III arrives at Buckingham Palace as Britain's new monarch; to address the nation at 1700 GMT.
King Charles III to address the nation at 1700 GMT
After succeeding his mother Queen Elizabeth II, King Charles III will address the nation at 1700 GMT, said House of Commons Speaker Lindsay Hoyle. Queen Elizabeth breathed her last on September 8 at Balmoral castle.
#UPDATE King Charles III will address the nation at 1700 GMT, House of Commons Speaker Lindsay Hoyle said Friday following the new monarch's ascent to the throne on the death of his mother pic.twitter.com/HrrIeFxxAr
— AFP News Agency (@AFP) September 9, 2022
Queen Elizabeth to receive a state funeral
After Winston Churchill, the Queen will be the first in the UK to receive a state funeral. Churchill was accorded with his honour in 1965.
What happens at a state funeral?
A state funeral typically begins with the body of the deceased being carried on a gun carriage, which is drawn by sailors from the Royal Navy, as part of a military procession, according to The Independent newspaper. The body is taken from a private resting chapel to Westminster Hall in the House of Parliament, it said. This is followed by another procession to the Westminster Abbey or St Paul's Cathedral, depending on where the service is, the report said. Heads of state are then given a 21-gun salute. (PTI)
Prince Harry jetted off to London after spending a night at Balmoral castle
Prince Harry flew to London after spending a night with his family at the Queen's Balmoral caste where she breathed her last.
Londoners wonder what will happen to bank notes with Queen's image
Amid the mourning for Britain's longest-reigning monarch Queen Elizabeth, Londoners are wondering if current banknotes with an image of the Queen will still be considered legal tender. Financial authorities assured that there are no big changes at the moment. Another announcement regarding Bank of England banknotes will be made after the period of mourning.
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Royal mourning will continue until 7 days after Queen Elizabeth II's funeral.
Former British colonies in Caribbean call for removal of monarch as their head of state
As per a Reuters report, the accession of King Charles to the British throne has stirred renewed calls from politicians and activists for former colonies in the Caribbean to remove the monarch as their head of state and for Britain to pay slavery reparations.
Charles III to be crowned King on Saturday at 11 am at St James's Palace
BREAKING: Charles III will officially be proclaimed King at 10am on Saturday at St James’s Palace. pic.twitter.com/x0unwIMKBt
— Charlie Proctor (@MonarchyUK) September 9, 2022
King Charles III leaves for London along with wife Camilla
King Charles III has left the Queen Consort in Balmoral and headed to London where he will meet Prime Minister Liz Truss. King Charles is also expected to address a nation mourning the loss of Queen Elizabeth II. This is also a time when the nation is grappling with an energy crisis, the soaring cost of living, the war in Ukraine, and the fallout from Brexit. (With PTI inputs)
Britain mourns Queen Elizabeth II: England began a 10-day mourning period on Friday, with bells tolling around Britain and 96-gun salutes planned in London - one for each year of the queen's long life. People around the globe gathered at British embassies to pay homage to the queen, who died Thursday in Balmoral Castle in Scotland.
As a mark of respect for Queen Elizabeth II, third Test match between England and South Africa abandoned
Following the death of Queen Elizabeth II, the third Test match between England and South Africa has been abandoned at the Kennington Oval, the England Cricket Board announced on Friday.
Queen Elizabeth II passing away: The Royal Mail has confirmed that stamps bearing the image of the Queen remain valid following her death, a Sky News report said. Stamps, cash and flags are among several everyday items that will eventually change now that King Charles is the monarch. A Royal Mail statement said: "Following the passing of HM Queen Elizabeth II, Royal Mail has confirmed that stamps bearing the image of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II remain valid for use. These include definitive stamps - regular 'everyday' stamps - and special stamps." However, post boxes built during the Queen's long reign will not change - indeed others still bear her father King George VI's GR royal cypher.
Queen Elizabeth II death latest updates: Gun salutes will be fired from central London as Britain mourns the death of Queen Elizabeth II, after 70 years on the throne. Buckingham Palace has confirmed details of a gun salute to take place in honour of the Queen's life. This will take place in Hyde Park and the Tower of London from 1 pm on Friday (around 5.30 pm in India today), Sky News reported.
Queen Elizabeth II's death: Chinese President Xi Jinping offers his condolences
Chinese President Xi Jinping expressed condolences to the British royal family over the death of Queen Elizabeth II. He noted in the statement Friday that Elizabeth was the first British monarch to visit China, which she did in 1986. "Her death is a great loss to the British people." The statement added that China was willing to work with King Charles III as an opportunity to promote bilateral relations and benefit the two countries and their people.
UK Queen death: Archbishop of Canterbury speaks
The head of the Anglican church says the death of Queen Elizabeth II is a moment of enormous change for Britain and the world. Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby says that for many people, "a part of our lives we've taken for granted as being permanent is no longer there." He says that with her death "there is an enormous shift in the world around us, in how we see it and how we understand ourselves."
Queen Elizabeth II date updates: Hundreds of people gathered outside the Buckingham Palace.
LIVE: A view of Buckingham Palace after the death of Queen Elizabeth https://t.co/I0T32lxMQI
— Reuters (@Reuters) September 9, 2022
Queen Elizabeth II death latest updates: Britain's Royal Family will observe a period of mourning that ends on the seventh day after the funeral of Queen Elizabeth, with flags at royal residences to remain at half mast, reported Reuters.
Queen Elizabeth II death: India to observe one-day state mourning
The Ministry of Home Affairs has announced that the government of India has decided that there will be one day State Mourning on September 11 throughout India in the wake of demise of Britain's Queen Elizabeth II.
Queen Elizabeth II death: Preperation on for 'Operation London Bridge'
King Charles will meet the Earl Marshal, the Duke of Norfolk, who is in charge of the Queen's funeral, to sign off on the pre-set schedule for the coming days under Operation London Bridge. The 73-year-old King will decide on the length of court or royal mourning for members of the royal family and royal households, which is expected to last a month. His first televised address to the nation on Friday evening will pay tribute to his mother as he pledges to serve as Head of State.
Queen Elizabeth II death: UK mourns its Majesty
An official period of state mourning is underway in the UK on Friday, a day after Queen Elizabeth II died at her Balmoral Castle residence in Scotland, and there has been an outpouring of grief from members of the public who have been laying flowers at royal residences around the country. Crowds gathered outside Buckingham Palace in London and also at Windsor Castle in Berkshire, with many in tears as they paid their personal tributes to Britain's longest-serving monarch who died aged 96 after a 70-year reign.
Queen Elizabeth II death updates: The Dalai Lama took to Twitter and wrote, "It is with deep sadness that I have learned this morning that Queen Elizabeth II, has passed away. I pray for her and offer heartfelt condolences to His Majesty Charles III, the Royal Family and the people of the United Kingdom."
Queen Elizabeth II death latest updates: India's former cricketer, superstar Sachin Tendulkar tweeted, "Saddened to hear about the passing away of Queen Elizabeth II. I had the opportunity to meet her in person on a number of occasions, and the love & respect that people had for her was heartening to see. My deepest condolences to her family and dear ones."
Queen Elizabeth II death: Amitabh Bachchan pens a tribute
Amitabh Bachchan has paid his tribute to Britain's longest-reigning monarch, Queen Elizabeth II, who passed away on Thursday aged 96. Bachchan took to his blog and wrote: ".. and as we live another day, the life of another has ended .. the Queen, has passed away .. the Queen of England .. and a host of moments and memories go along with her and her presence."
US President Joe Biden fondly remembers Queen Elizabeth
US President Joe Biden spoke fondly of their first meeting in 1982 and more recently when she hosted him during an overseas trip in 2021. "She charmed us with her wit, moved us with her kindness, and generously shared with us her wisdom. She stood in solidarity with the United States during our darkest days after 9/11, when she poignantly reminded us that, 'Grief is the price we pay for love'."
Queen Elizabeth was a "kind-hearted" monarch: French President Emmanuel Macron
French President Emmanuel Macron paid tribute, saying the Queen was a "kind-hearted" monarch and a "friend of France". "Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II embodied the British nation's continuity and unity for over 70 years. I remember her as a friend of France, a kind-hearted queen who has left a lasting impression on her country and her century," Macron said.
Queen Elizabeth was one of my favourite people in the world: Canadian President Jsutin Trudeau
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Queen Elizabeth was "one of his favourite people in the world". "She was a constant presence in our lives - and her service to Canadians will forever remain an important part of our country's history. I will miss her so," he said.
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz says Queen Elizabeth will be missed
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz described the Queen as a "role model and inspiration for millions". He praised her role in repairing relations between the UK and Germany after "the horrors of World War II". She will be missed, not least her wonderful humour, he said.
'I'm glad she's at rest, and she deserves it because she's worked bloody hard': Elton John's tribute to Queen Elizabeth
Elton John, who enjoyed the closest relationship with the Royal Family than any music artiste, paid tribute at his concert in Toronto. "We have the saddest news about the passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth," he said. "She was an inspiring person to be around - I've been around her and she was fantastic. She led the country through some of our greatest and darkest moments with grace, decency and a genuine care and warmth. I'm 75 - she's been with me all my life and I feel very sad that she won`t be with me anymore. But I'm glad she's at peace, and I'm glad she's at rest, and she deserves it because she's worked bloody hard," he continued as the audience cheered, reports 'Variety'.
Queen Elizabeth death updates: The Union Jack flag at the British High Commission in Delhi flown at half-mast following the demise of Queen Elizabeth II
The Union Jack flag at the British High Commission in Delhi flown at half-mast following the demise of Queen Elizabeth II pic.twitter.com/fiT7ZKwx8D
— ANI (@ANI) September 9, 2022
Queen Elizabeth II death updates: From Sylvester Stallone to Daniel Craig, Hollywood celebs mourn demise of Queen Elizabeth II.
Mumbai Dabbawalas mourn Her Majesty's death
Mumbai Dabbawala Association mourned the demise of the longest-serving monarch of the UK, Queen Elizabeth II.Subhash Talekar, the Chairman of the Association said that Mumbai Dabbawala has had a very close relationship with British Royal Family ever since Prince Charles visited India."Mumbai Dabbawala Association has had a very close relationship with British Royal Family ever since Prince Charles visited India. We are very sad to hear about the death of Queen Elizabeth II and all Dabbawalas pray that her soul rests in peace," said Subhash Talekar.
New monarch and son King Charles III mourns Queens death
Queen Elizabeth II death updates: "The death of my beloved mother, Her Majesty The Queen, is a moment of great sadness for me and all members of my family," the new king, Charles III shared in a statement released by Buckingham Palace. "We mourn profoundly the passing of a cherished Sovereign and a much-loved mother. I know her loss will be deeply felt throughout the country, the Realms and the Commonwealth, and by countless people around the world. During this period of mourning and change, my family and I will be comforted and sustained by our knowledge of the respect and deep affection in which the Queen was so widely held," Charles wrote.
Britain has a new monarch
Queen Elizabet II death: Britain's new monarch will be known as King Charles III, royal officials has said.
Queen Elizabeth II death: US President Biden pays his respects
US President Joe Biden and the First Lady drove down to the British Embassy in Washington to sign the condolence book and pay their respect after the death of Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom. "We mourn for all of you. She was a great lady, I'm so delighted I got to meet her," Biden said on Thursday as he walked over to the embassy staff.
Rock on which modern Britain was built: UK's new PM Truss pays tribute to Queen Elizabeth
Elizabeth II death updates: Britain's newly-elected Prime Minister Liz Truss has paid tribute to the Queen as the rock on which modern Britain was built, soon after Buckingham Palace announced the death of Queen Elizabeth II in Scotland. Describing her as a personal inspiration, Truss praised her devotion to duty as an example to all and recalled her own first and last meeting as Prime Minister. "Earlier this week, at 96, she remained determined to carry out her duties as she appointed me as her 15th Prime Minister. Throughout her life, she has visited more than 100 countries and she has touched the lives of millions around the world," she said.
Queen Elizabeth II death: West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee pays tribute
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, expressing her condolences, said that an era came to an end as the Queen who was the longest reigning British monarch passed away."I express my condolences to the British Royal family and the people of the United Kingdom on the passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. An era comes to an end as the longest reigning British monarch leaves for her heavenly abode," Banerjee tweeted.Earlier
Queen Elizabeth II death: Prime Minister Narendra Modi remebers her Majesty
Prime Minister Narendra Modi condoled the death of Queen Elizabeth II as he hailed her "inspiring leadership"."I will never forget her warmth and kindness. During one of the meetings, she showed me the handkerchief Mahatma Gandhi gifted her on her wedding. I will always cherish that gesture," PM Modi tweeted.Congress
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