RIP Your Majesty. Nothing but respect for your life
The Queen is dead. Long live The King
The Queen is dead. Long live The King
She's certainly been great herself as Queen. However, can we now perhaps get rid of the monarchy, before the rest of them muck it up?
CorrectNot the time to say it,
Godspeed Your Majesty.
You have served your country well, with grace, compassion and the utmost dignity.
Absolutely gutted.
Well saidGodspeed Your Majesty.
You have served your country well, with grace, compassion and the utmost dignity.
Absolutely gutted.
RIP your Majesty, you governed our country for 70 years and will absolute aplomb. I believe that our nation Great Britain was a great nation before you came into power but by God you made it even GREATER![]()
This all feels a bit strangely numb. Longest reigning monarch has passed, she is all I've ever known to be on the throne. Hardly anyone alive has seen a state funeral of a monarch or the coronation of a new one. What actually happens next? I've read things about her body being on display for 23hrs a day for public viewing? Is this usually what happens when a head of state passes? I've genuinely not a clue.
Google Operation London Bridge, it’s overwhelming what we are about to witnessThis all feels a bit strangely numb. Longest reigning monarch has passed, she is all I've ever known to be on the throne. Hardly anyone alive has seen a state funeral of a monarch or the coronation of a new one. What actually happens next? I've read things about her body being on display for 23hrs a day for public viewing? Is this usually what happens when a head of state passes? I've genuinely not a clue.
Just had a skim read of that on wiki. Planned since the 1960s and reviews 3 times a year. Looks like 'operation unicorn' as she died in Scotland. Unbelievable stuff. Cheers.Google Operation London Bridge, it’s overwhelming what we are about to witness
It feels surreal having read the Wikipedia on this earlier and seeing all actions being written in future tense ("A footman will pin a dark edged notice to the gates...") change to past tense ("A footman then pinned a dark edged notice to the gates...")Google Operation London Bridge, it’s overwhelming what we are about to witness
I'm 63 did 22yrs in the RAF and I'm in tears. I'm proud to have served her.I’m a 50 yr old bloke, can’t believe how up set I am with this news. She always reminds me of my mother,
R.I.P
Can they be escorted off then kicked to ****?Minute’s silence Saturday. I hate the minute’s applause. Shows no respect. Have a minute silence, anyone breaks it they get escorted off the premises. She reigned supreme as they say. Class and dignity abound.