Death of Elizabeth II: relive the moment the BBC broke the news
The BBC announced the death of Queen Elizabeth II live on television on Thursday. The channel had prepared a tribute to the monarch who died at 96.
“Buckingham Palace has just announced the death of Our Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. Buckingham Palace has just released in a statement that the Queen died peacefully at Balmoral this afternoon.” It is with these words that the journalist Huw Edwards announced the death of Queen Elizabeth II on the television. When the press release from Buckingham Palace on the state of health of the monarch was published, the BBC journalists had put on a black suit.
“The King and Queen Consort are staying at Balmoral tonight and will return to London tomorrow.” had specified Huw Edwards about the successor toElizabeth IIhis son Prince Charles. The BBC then broadcast a tribute to the Queen, a photo of her in official dress with the coat of arms below which is inscribed: “HM Queen Elizabeth II”.
At the announcement of Buckingham, the web panics
The Queen Elizabeth II died on Thursday at the age of 96 at his residence in Balmoral, Scotland. Members of the British royal family had rushed to his bedside during the day, in an emergency. Buckingham Palace issued the following statement, alerting to the Queen’s state of health: “Following a further assessment this morning, the Queen’s doctors are concerned for Her Majesty’s health and have recommended that she remains under medical supervision. The Queen continues to feel comfortable and at Balmoral.” Enough to panic the media around the world. In Windsor and Buckingham, the British crowd in front of the gates to support the queen.
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