Continuation: Charles III will be officially announced by the king of Great Britain on September 10
In the UK, Queen Elizabeth II died. This was reported by the Buckingham Palace. The mourning announcement was placed on the walls of the palace, to which hundreds of British began to come.
The eldest son of Queen Charles became the new king. The message on his behalf on Facebook speaks of deep regret about the death of Elizabeth II both in the royal family and throughout the UK.
The new British Prime Minister Liz Tracers said that the new monarch of Great Britain took the name Charles III. The ceremony of his coronation will pass as soon as it is possible. The routes called the Korolev’s death “a shock to the people and the whole world”, and Elizabeth herself “the spirit of Great Britain” and “the rock on which modern Great Britain was built”.
A 10-day national mourning has been declared in the UK. He will last to the funeral of the monarch. The queen’s body will be transported from Belmoral in Scotland, where she died, to a Buckingham palace.
Elizabeth II-the eldest daughter of King George VI and Lady Elizabeth Bowz Lion-was born on April 21, 1926 in London. I received a home education. In 1945 she entered the auxiliary territorial service - the women's unit of the British army.
In 1947, the wedding of Elizabeth and the Prince of the Greek and Danish Philip took place. He abandoned all titles, accepted British citizenship and received the title of Duke of Edinburgh. They had four children in marriage.
The queen ascended the throne in 1952, in 2015 she became the longest monarch in the history of Great Britain and England.
In early June, the kingdom took place on the occasion of the "platinum anniversary"-the 70th anniversary of the reign of Elizabeth II. The audience was shown a video in which the queen drinks tea with a teddy bear Paddington. In the video, they both admitted that they carry a sandwich with marmalade with them. It ends with the video of the bear’s “happy anniversary. And thank you for everything.”
Over the years of the reign of Elizabeth II, 14 prime ministers were replaced (the first was Winston Churchill), many former British colonies have gained independence. A number of countries of the Commonwealth became republics. The last of them - Barbados - last year.
Korolev met with many historical figures, from John Kennedy and Yuri Gagarin to Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin. Elizabeth II is the heroine of many films and series, including artistic ones, and one of the symbols of modern British life and culture.