London Bridge has already fallen...Queen Elizabeth dies

London Bridge has already fallen...Queen Elizabeth dies

Britain announces the death of Queen Elizabeth at the age of XNUMX.

The second longest-reigning monarch in history, Queen Elizabeth II bids farewell to the world today at the age of 96, at Balmoral Castle in Scotland.

"The Queen departed peacefully at Balmoral Castle this afternoon, and the King and Queen will remain at Balmoral tonight and return to London tomorrow," the statement said. That is, Prince Charles is the king of Britain, succeeding his mother.

“London Bridge has fallen” is the secret symbol of the Queen’s death, after which the pre-prepared steps will be implemented to announce the death and prepare for the funeral, and the plan has already begun.

Informing 15 governments outside the UK via a secure line, this will be followed by the notification of 36 other countries and leaders of other Commonwealth countries.

After that, the gates of Buckingham Palace will carry a black banner with the news, and at the same time, the news will be reported to the media around the world.

10 days plan

On the first day of death, Parliament meets to draft a letter of condolence, all other parliamentary business will be suspended for 10 days, and that afternoon the Prime Minister will meet with King Charles.

On the second day, the coffin of Queen Elizabeth II returns to Buckingham Palace, in case she dies elsewhere, and Charles gives his first official speech as king, and the government swears allegiance to him.

On the third and fourth day, King Charles sets out on a tour around the United Kingdom, receiving his condolences.

On the sixth, seventh, eighth and ninth days, the Queen's coffin is taken in a procession from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Abbey, where it is placed on a high box known as "Catavalico", which will be open to the public for 23 hours a day for 3 days.

On the tenth and final day, the state funeral will be held in Westminster Abbey Abbey, and there will be two minutes of silence throughout the country at noon.

Plan updates

Meetings are held at least two or three times a year in London, to make updates to the plan according to new data and circumstances.

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