Queen Elizabeth II has held the throne since 1952, the longest reign of any king in British history (AFP / AFP).
* This article was first published in June 2021
Incredibly, the monarchy and British Government We already know what will happen on the day of death (and next year) Queen Elizabeth II.
The project is called “Operation London Bridge“And the planning of government departments, the media, the Commonwealth of Nations and even changes in the currency and national anthem.
Queen Elizabeth II has held the throne since 1952, the longest reign of any king in British history. During that time, he attended 6 popes, 12 UK prime ministers and nearly 20 Olympics.
In addition, he is the sponsor of nearly 600 organizations and charities and plays a key role in the multi-national alliance of the UK. Therefore, his death can bring changes not only in the country but also in the world. See what happens:
What happens if the queen dies?
His private secretary, Sir Edward Young, immediately sent a message to the caretaker Prime Minister at that time. There may be news that “London Bridge has crashed”, prompting the Prime Minister to take action.
In a few more minutes, the Queen will be informing 15 more governments outside the UK of her presidency through a secure tax. After them, another 36 nations and Commonwealth leaders will be executed.
Gates Buckingham Palace They will then issue a notice with the message. At the same time, the planned newsflash will alert the world media. As stated in it Who is inside, Every UK radio station has a network of flashlights to indicate a national disaster.
The BBC, British radio and television broadcasts will all stop focusing only on news about the Queen. Journalists should only wear black and the BBC’s traditional red logo is the same color.
On the same day, the queen’s eldest son, The Prince Charles, அரசனாவான். Stock markets, trading companies and shops across the country are also expected to close in honor.
Days of Queen Elizabeth’s death
The day after the Queen’s death, on live broadcast, Charles will deliver his first official speech as King. The government will pledge to the new king for the noise 41 Tyros No Hyde Park, London.
After that, King Charles, if he decides to go by that name, will begin a tour of England and visit heads of government in the country’s capitals. During this period, television stations will show documentaries in memory of the Queen.
Four days after his death, the Queen’s coffin will be taken from Buckingham Palace. Westminster Hall. He will stay in this new place for four more days while paying homage to King Charles, his family and other dignitaries. Then the doors will open for those in line outside.
Funerals are estimated to take place 10 to 12 days after the queen’s death. The day of the event will be a public holiday for the whole of England and the stock market will be closed again. Companies and stores are expected to follow suit.
At 11 a.m., the bell rang Great clock tower The country will be quiet as they play and the coffin will be taken to Westminster Abbey, where 2,000 special guests will attend the service.
After the event, the coffin will be taken to Windsor Castle and finally to St. George’s Chapel, where the Queen will be buried with her father, King George VI.
The official coronation of King Charles will take place on another bank holiday, perhaps within a year of the funeral. In addition, other changes may occur during the year: The new British currency will be printed With the portrait of the king, the queen’s coin will slowly be taken out of use. The same thing happens with stamps, passports, police and military uniforms. Finally, the The national anthem will be changed Para “God save the king”.
It is estimated that the Queen’s death will be costly, taking into account bank holidays, funerals and coronations. Billions of pounds to the UK economy.
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