The Queen Elizabeth 1926 2022

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The State Funeral for Her Majesty The
Queen took place at Westminster Abbey on
Monday 19th September at 11am. The Funeral
Service and the associated ceremonial
arrangements paid tribute to The Queen’s extraordinary
reign, and Her Majesty’s remarkable
life of service as Head of State, Nation
and Commonwealth
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The Queen died peacefully at Balmoral this afternoon.
The King and The Queen Consort will remain
at Balmoral this evening and will return to
London tomorrow.
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September 8, 2022,
Buckingham Palace
On Thursday, September 8, 2022, Buckingham Palace
announced the death of Queen Elizabeth II of the United
Kingdom, aged ninety-six, at the royal residence of Balmoral
Castle, Scotland. The announcement was made official
at 6:30 p.m. (UTC+01:00) via the BBC. Her reign,
extended from February 6, 1952, has been the longest in
contemporary history
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Operation London
Bridge
From the moment of death, Operation London Bridge was
activated, as a transition to the new holder of the British
crown. The queen's private secretary, Edward Young, was
the first official (ie not one of the royal family or part of a
medical team) to break the news. His first act was to contact
Prime Minister Liz Truss, to whom he notified the
phrase "London Bridge is Down" via secure line, initiating
the plan.
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The Queen’s Jubilee
Garden
The Queen’s Jubilee Garden
By @LucilleClerc
Featuring the flowers symbolising the 4 Kingdoms (roses
for England, daffodils for Wales, thistles for Scotland &
shamrocks for N Ireland) as well as her personal favs including
poppies, cornflowers, flax and cosmea & key
landmarks
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The Global Response Center of the Foreign and Commonwealth
Office was the body in charge of communicating the
news to the governments of the other fourteen countries of
which the queen was head of state (the realms of the Commonwealth),
and to the governments of the other countries of
the Commonwealth of Nations.
The media were informed through an announcement by the
Associated Press (AP Media) and the BBC, through the Radio
Alert Broadcasting System (RATS) and by Independent
Radio News for all other commercial stations. The announcement
was followed by a series of radio codes, which changed
to music, pending the release of the news flash, with BBC
Two suspending programming to unify programming with
BBC One. BBC News aired pre-recorded footage of portraits,
during which the presenters prepared for the formal announcement
by wearing dark clothing prepared for the purpose.
The Guardian went so far as to report that The Times had an
11-day coverage plan in place, while ITN and Sky News were
testing it for a long time at the time, substituting the monarch's
name for "Mrs. Robinson»
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ownership of the British
crown
At the time after his death, Prince Charles of Wales, eldest
son of the queen and Philip of Edinburgh, assumed ownership
of the British crown, under the name of Charles III.
His wife, Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, became queen consort
of the United Kingdom.
An aide placed a dark-edged sign on the gates of Buckingham
Palace announcing his death. At the same time, the
palace's website faded to black showing the same notice. The
United Kingdom Parliament has to organize itself to hold an
extraordinary session in a few hours in which the Prime Minister
of the day must address the House of Representatives.
the Commons, while all government buildings will fly flags at
half-staff.
The day after his death, the Adhesion Council meets at the
St. James Palace to proclaim the new monarch.
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September 8, 2022,
Buckingham Palace
Having passed away in Scotland, the so-called Operation
Unicorn is taking place simultaneously, so Holyrood Palace,
Edinburgh's Saint Giles Cathedral and the Scottish
Parliament serve as the focal point of the meetings, with a
book of condolences open to the established public. in
this last place. Parliamentary activities are immediately
suspended for at least six days, to allow the authorities to
prepare the funeral.
The Parliament prepares a motion of condolence within
seventy-two hours after the resumption of activities.
The Queen's coffin is first laid to rest at Holyrood Palace,
followed by a reception service at Edinburgh Cathedral.
The coffin is then transported to Waverley Station and, if
possible, transferred by the British Royal Train to London.
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September 9, 2022.
King Charles III and Queen Camilla traveled from Balmoral to
Buckingham Palace, where they greeted the throngs of
mourners gathered outside the gates. They then held an inperson
audience with Prime Minister Liz Truss before paying
their respects. to his mother in a message broadcast publicly
to the nation.
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September 10, 2022,
Buckingham Palace
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In Charles III's first speech as king, he declared a
period of mourning expected to last and be observed
by the royal family and members of the royal
household until seven days after the state funeral.
All flags were ordered to of the royal residences
will be lowered to half-staff, except for the Royal
Standard which is flown at full-staff whenever the
king is in any of the residences. All royal residences
will be closed until after the state funeral has
taken place Salutes of ninety-six guns were fired
at Hyde Park by the King's Troop, Royal Horse Artillery,
at the Tower of London by the Honorable
Company of Artillery, at Edinburgh Castle by the
Royal Artillery, at Cardiff Castle and Stonehenge
by the 104th Royal Artillery Regiment, at Cardiff
Castle and in the York Museum Gardens. Church
bells tolled at Westminster Abbey, at St Paul's
Cathedral, at Windsor and in other UK churches.
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The remains of Queen Elizabeth II are transferred from Balmoral
to the Palace of Holyroodhouse, Edinburgh. Since her death
last Thursday the 8th, it is the first time that it is possible to see
her coffin. The courtship by land lasted about six hours, and her
remains rested in the throne room.
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September 11, 2022,
Buckingham Palace
The coffin was covered with the Royal Standard of
Scotland, a flag that represents the monarch. Unlike the
royal standard used in England, Wales, Northern Ireland
and elsewhere, the Royal Standard of Scotland features
two quadrants for Scotland rather than just one. Those
quadrants are formed by a golden banner with the Scottish
red lion. It is hoisted at the Palace of Holyroodhouse
and at Balmoral Castle when the monarch is not present.
When in residence, the Royal Standard of the United
Kingdom is raised in its place. The coffin was adorned
with fresh flowers picked at Balmoral.
In addition, King Charles III is formally proclaimed in the
territories of the Isle of Man, Bermuda, the Cayman Islands,
the Bahamas and Australia.
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Today the Tower of London proclaimed the new Sovereign,
His Majesty King Charles III. The Tower Governor
read the proclamation in several locations around the Tower
of London boundary, followed by the Deputy Governor,
Chief Yeoman Warder, Yeoman Gaoler and Yeoman
Body.
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September 12, 2022,
Buckingham Palace
The coffin of Queen Elizabeth II was transferred on Sunday
the 11th from Balmoral Castle to Edinburgh. She remained
at the Palace of Holyroodhouse until Monday,
when she was led in procession to St Giles' Cathedral.
The four children of the queen, King Charles III, Princess
Anne, Andrew, Duke of York, and Edward, Earl of Wessex,
accompanied the transfer of the coffin from the Palace
of Holyroodhouse to the cathedral on foot. Walking
with them was Ana's husband, Royal Navy Vice Admiral
Timothy Laurence. Behind, by car, were the queen consort
Camilla and Edward's wife, Sofia, Countess of Wessex.
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At St. Giles Cathedral, King Charles III and the rest of the
royal family, as well as other authorities and dignitaries,
such as the British Prime Minister, Liz Truss, and the Chief
Minister of Scotland, Nicola Sturgeon, participated in a
mass in honor of the deceased monarch. After an hourlong
church service, thousands of Scots turned out to bid
the Queen their last farewell.
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On the same day, the territories
of Papua New Guinea,
New South Wales, and Ontario
also formally proclaim Charles
III as king,
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Proclamación local para el municipio
real de Windsor y Maidenhead
del Rey Carlos III
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Her Majesty The Queen’s coffin has arrived
at the Palace of Holyroodhouse, where
she will rest in the Throne Room
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Shoulder to shoulder in Edinburgh today on the
Royal Mile with thousands of people here to
show their respects for Her Majesty
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Last images of the Queen Elizabeth
II published
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King Charles II leads a procession of members
of the Royal Family as the coffin of The Queen
is taken from the Palace of Holyroodhouse
along the Royal Mile to St Giles Cathe-
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The Queen's coffin from the Palace of Holyroodhouse
along the Royal Mile to St Giles Cathedral.
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The Crown of Scotland is place on the
Queen's coffin
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The Scottish
Crown
The Scottish Crown Jewels are made up of
three main elements: the Crown, the Scepter
and the Sword of State. In the coat of arms of
Scotland, the lion rampant appears wearing
the crown, and holding the scepter and sword
in his hands.
The currently preserved Crown of Scotland
dates from 1540, when James VI of Scotland
ordered the goldsmith John Mosman to reform
the original crown. That same year, King
James used it at the coronation of his consort
at Holyrood Abbey. The origin of the original
crown is unknown, although it can be seen in
its primitive form in the portrait of James IV of
Scotland that appears in the Book of Hours
created on the occasion of his marriage to
Margaret Tudor in 1503.
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The ring that surrounds the base is
made of Scottish gold, encrusted with
22 gems and 20 precious stones, coming
from the previous crown. Freshwater
pearls, obtained from the rivers
of Scotland, were also used. The four
gilt arches of the crown are ornamented
with gold and red enamelled oak
leaves, apparently made in France. In
the place where the arches meet, there
is a gold orb enameled in blue and
adorned with gold stars, on which
rests a large cross decorated in gold
and black enamel with a rectangular
amethyst in the center. The top and sides
of the cross are also adorned with
pearls. In total, the crown weighs 1644
grams.
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King Charles II leads a procession
of members of the Royal
Family
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The Crown of Scotland is placed
on the coffin of the Queen,
in the company of the royal fa-
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Her Majestys coffin has been
carried out of St Giles Cathedral
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Her Majestys coffin has been carried
out of St Giles Cathedral today
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The Queen is leaving Scotland
for thr last time and heading
back to London
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Princess Royal, Anne has been
by The Queens side since she
has passed. The mother daughter
bond is so strong
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An RAF Globemaster C-17 is
currently carrying the Queen's
coffin from Edinburgh Airport to
London
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The coffin with the remains of Queen Elizabeth II arrived on
the night of Tuesday the 13th at Buckingham Palace from
Edinburgh, Scotland.44 The British Air Force aircraft landed
at Northolt Airport shortly before 7:00 p.m.: 00 pm local time.45
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Along with King Charles III and his wife Camila, Princes William
and Harry and other members of the royal family received the
remains of the monarch. The king and queen consort left Buckingham
Palace after witnessing the arrival of the coffin.
The remains of the queen rest overnight to be carried in procession
to the Palace of Westminster the following morning.
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The coffin with the remains of
Queen Elizabeth II arrived on the
night of Tuesday the 13th at Buckingham
Palace from Edinburgh
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King Charles III and Princess
Anne walk behind the coffin during
the procession of Queen
Elizabeth II
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The children and adult grandsons
of Queen Elizabeth II walk behind
her coffin
Following a prayer session in the presence
of the King, Queen Consort and members
of the royal family, the coffin was carried in
procession through central London from
Buckingham Palace to Westminster Palace.
She there she is veiled until her funeral on
Monday September 19 at Westminster Abbey.
The king and senior royals paid their respects
at the coffin as a group of eight Grenadier
Guardsmen from the 1st Battalion of
the Queen's Company carried it into Westminster
Hall. The coffin entered while the
choir of Westminster Abbey and the choir of
Her Majesty's Royal Chapel, St. James's
Palace, sang the Psalm
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The procession marching down
The Mall
Thousands of people, after waiting in a long line
outside the Palace of Westminster, entered
the room where the coffin of Queen Elizabeth II
is located. In two rows, the visitors walked on
both sides of the altar and paid their respect to
the monarch, in an atmosphere of complete silence.
Air traffic was limited in London during the afternoon
to guarantee silence in the center of
the capital during the transfer of the coffin of
Elizabeth II from Buckingham Palace to the funeral
chapel in Westminster. The limitations affected
some flights between 1:50 p.m. and 3:40
p.m. local time to “guarantee silence during the
procession,” said Heathrow airport, the main
London airfield.
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Pietro Annigoni, an Italian portrait
painter - painted this portrait
in 1956. This was painted
with Tempera, Oil & Ink
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The coffin of Queen Elizabeth lI leaves
Buckingham Palace for Westminster
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Today King Charles joined his three siblings
in the Vigil of the Princes at Westminster
Hall
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The Queen's grandchildren hold a Vigil at
Westminster Hall
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From September 14 to 19, the queen's ardent
chapel was installed in the British parliament,
specifically in the Westminster Hall,
opening to the public so that they could pay
their last respects. The long line of mourners
who attended the queen's vigil reached 8 ki-
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Final preparations are being put
in place for Britain's monumental
farewell to Queen Elizabeth
II
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As for her father King George VI, grandfather
King George V, great-grandfather King Edward
VII and great-great-grandmother Queen Victoria,
Her Majesty The Queen’s coffin was borne
in a Procession to Westminster Abbey on the
State Gun Carriage.
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Thousands of Armed Forces personnel lined
the streets and led the procession of Her
Majesty The Queen's coffin, from Westminster
Hall to Westminster Abbey.
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Royal guards march down The Mall during
the funeral procession following the service
at Westminster Abbey, on the day of the state
funeral and burial of Britain's Queen Elizabeth
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State Funeral of
Queen Elizabeth II
Prince Harry and Prince William follow
a gun carriage carrying the coffin of
Queen Elizabeth II during her funeral
service in Westminster Abbey .
After 5 days in the funeral chapel, she
was taken in procession to Westminter
Abbey for the religious service of
the body present in her memory. The
ceremony, presided over by the Archbishop
of Canterbury, Justin Welby,
was attended by nearly 500 heads of
state and government, as well as
leading members of all European royal
houses, as well as other dignitaries
and plenipotentiary representatives.
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At The King's request, the wreath contains
foliage of Rosemary, English Oak and Myrtle
(cut from a plant grown from Myrtle in The
Queen's wedding bouquet) and flowers, in
shades of gold, pink and deep burgundy,
with touches of white, cut from the gardens
of Royal Residences
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he coffin of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, is
een here entering St George VI Chapel at Windsor
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The chapel of San George
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After the funeral service, the body was transferred in procession
to the Wellington Arch, where it was transferred
to Windsor for its final burial in a more intimate ceremony
with members of the royal family, and their closest relatives
in the chapel of San George with her husband, Philip
of Edinburgh, her parents, King George VI and Elizabeth
Bowes-Lyon, and her younger sister, Margaret Countess
of Snowdon.
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The last religious ceremony of Queen
Elizabeth II's funeral is performed in St.
George's Chapel before her burial.
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After the religious choirs of the Anglican Church, they begin to
strip the coffin of Queen Elizabeth II of its jewels and symbols,
such as the crown, the scepter and the orb. While the deceased
monarch will only be buried with her wedding ring and a
pair of pearl earrings.
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After the religious choirs of the Anglican Church,
they begin to strip the coffin of Queen Elizabeth
II of its jewels and symbols.
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At the end of the Committal Service, The King placed The
Queen's Company Colour of the Grenadier Guards on the
Coffin. At the same time, The Lord Chamberlain "broke" his
Wand of Office and placed it on the Coffin to signify the end
of Service
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His Wand of Office and placed
it on the Coffin to signify the
end of Service
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At the end of the service, the queen's coffin was lowered into
the royal vault, the resting place of many previous monarchs.
King George III, IV and V, William IV and others rest under the
chapel. Last year, Prince Philip, the queen's husband, was also
buried there.
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As the queen's coffin was lowered into the vault, the Dean of
Windsor delivered a psalm, before the Garter Chief King of
Arms pronounced the queen's names and titles. Thus concluded
the public ceremonies in her honor.
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Senior Piper Paul Burns will bid
Queen Elizabeth a final farewell.
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The piper has a different role. The music that marked the start
of the Queen's mornings will now signal the end of her funeral,
playing a final lament as her coffin is lowered into the Royal
Vault under St George's Chapel at Windsor Castle.
The piper will play from the doorway between the chapel and
the Dean's Cloister. As he does so, he will begin to walk slowly
towards the Deanery so that the music inside the chapel fades
away.
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However, the vault will not be his final resting place. On Monday
night they held a private burial service for the royal family,
where the queen was transferred to the chapel of King George
VI. There the queen's coffin joins those of her parents, King
George VI and Queen Elizabeth, her queen mother.
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