Queen Elizabeth II Passed Away.

Queen Elizabeth Has Died Yesterday.

Queen Elizabeth II, who ruled the UK for 70 years, passed away at Balmoral at the age of 96.

At her Scottish estate, where she had spent the majority of the summer, she passed away peacefully on Thursday afternoon.

The Queen saw significant social change after ascending to the throne in 1952.

It was a "time of tremendous anguish" for him and his family, according to her son King Charles III, and her loss will be "deeply felt" all around the world.

We deeply lament the loss of a beloved mother and beloved sovereign, he said.

"I am confident that the nation, the realms, the Commonwealth, as well as many others worldwide, will feel her loss profoundly."

He stated that he and his family would be "comforted and sustained by our knowledge of the respect and profound affection in which the Queen was so widely held" during the forthcoming period of grief.

The King will return to London on Friday with his wife Camilla, who is now Queen Consort, according to Buckingham Palace. On Friday, he's scheduled to address the country.

After the Queen's doctors expressed concern about her health earlier in the day, senior royals had assembled in Balmoral.

Following the Queen's placement under medical supervision, all of her children made their way to Balmoral, which is close to Aberdeen.

Prince William, her great-grandson and current successor to the throne, as well as Prince Harry, gathered there.

The Queen, who on Tuesday named Liz Truss as prime minister, was described as the "rock" upon which modern Britain was created and as having "given us with the stability and strength that we required."

She stated of the new King: "We offer him our loyalty and love, just as his mother so greatly and so long ago gave to so many.

And as the second Elizabethan era ends, we declare "God save the King," just as Her Majesty would have wanted, to usher in a new chapter in the glorious history of our great nation.

The Church of England's spiritual head, Justin Welby, who is also the monarch's supreme governor, expressed his "deep regret."

He remarked that "the King and the Royal Family are in my prayers."

The reign of Queen Elizabeth II as head of state covered the post-World War II period of austerity, the change from an empire to a Commonwealth, the end of the Cold War, and the UK's membership in - and exit from - the European Union.

15 prime ministers served during her time in office, including Ms. Truss, who was born 101 years after Winston Churchill, in 1874.

Throughout her rule, she met with her prime minister on a weekly basis.

Crowds waiting for information on the Queen's condition at Buckingham Palace in London started wailing when they learned of her passing.

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Prince William and his wife, Catherine, were made the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Cornwall upon the passing of the Queen.

Staff at Buckingham Palace post the formal notice of the Queen's passing outside the building.

The Queen passed away quietly in Balmoral this afternoon. The King and Queen Consort will stay at Balmoral tonight evening and travel back to London tomorrow, according to the official announcement.

Elizabeth Alexandra Mary Windsor was born the Queen on April 21, 1926, in Mayfair, London.

Few could have predicted she would become the monarch, but in December 1936, her uncle Edward VIII abdicated the monarchy in order to wed American Wallis Simpson, who had previously been divorced twice.

Elizabeth's father, King George VI, abdicated in favor of her sister Lilibet, who was heir to the throne at the age of 10.

Britain and Nazi Germany were at war in three years. After their parents rejected recommendations that they be moved to Canada, Elizabeth and her younger sister, Princess Margaret, spent a large portion of the war at Windsor Castle.

Elizabeth, who was then 18 years old, completed five months training as a driver and basic mechanic with the Auxiliary Territorial Service. She later reflected, "I started to understand the esprit de corps that thrives in the face of adversity.

She corresponded via letters with her third cousin Philip, Prince of Greece, who was enlisting in the Royal Navy, during the course of the conflict. The couple's relationship flourished, and on November 20, 1947, they were married at Westminster Abbey, with the prince assuming the title of Duke of Edinburgh.

After 74 years of marriage, she would later refer to him as "my strength and stay" before his 99th birthday death in 2021.

Princess Anne was born in 1950, Prince Andrew in 1960, and Prince Edward in 1964. Their first son, Charles, was born in 1948. They each produced eight grandkids and twelve great-grandchildren for their parents.

Princess Elizabeth was representing the ill King in Kenya in 1952 when Philip informed her that her father had passed away. As the new Queen, she went back to London right away.

She later remembered, "It was all a very sudden kind of taking on and making the best job you can.

Elizabeth was crowned at Westminster Abbey on June 2, 1953, at the age of 27, in front of an estimated 20 million viewers of the then-record TV broadcast.

A much would happen in the ensuing decades, including the collapse of the British Empire ab road and the Swinging '60s dismantling domestic social standards. For this less reverent era, Elizabeth changed the monarchy by interacting with the populace through walkabouts, royal visits, and attendance at public events.

She visited every Commonwealth nation at least once, demonstrating her unwavering dedication to the organization.

But there were times of both personal and national suffering.

Three of the Queen's children's marriages failed during the "annus horribilis" of 1992, when a fire destroyed Windsor Castle, a functional palace as well as a private dwelling.

The Queen came under fire for not publicly commenting after Diana, Princess of Wales, died in a car accident in Paris in 1997.

The monarchy's usefulness in contemporary society has been called into doubt.

"No organization... should anticipate b eing free of the scrutiny of those who support it and are loyal to it, as well as those who aren't," she acknowledged. Elizabeth had vowed to devote her life to service when she was a young princess of 21.

After many years had passed, she thought back on those comments and said, "Although that pledge was made in my salad days, when I was green in judgment, I do neither regret nor withdraw one word of it," at the celebration of her silver jubilee in 1977.

On the weekend of her Platinum Jubilee in June, 45 years after making her initial vow to serve, she thanked the country in a letter.

A combination of state ceremonies, a vibrant festival of everything British, and energetic street festivities were held to commemorate the mile stone.

The Queen stated, "My heart has been with you all," even if her health prevented her from attending some events.

She was accompanied by three generations of her family for the pageant's grand finale on the balcony of Buckingham Palace, to the applause of large crowds in the Mall. King Charles, at the age of 73, is now the head of state of 14 Commonwealth realms.

He is staying at Balmoral with his wife, Camilla, and his siblings, Princess Anne, Princes Andrew, and Edward.

Sophie, Edward's wife, and the princes William and Harry are also among them.

It was George, Charlotte, and Louis' first full day at a new school, therefore William's wife, Catherine, stayed at Windsor with them. The Royal Family is now in a period of transition. Much of societal life will be suspended in the next days.

There will be no official engagements, and all government buildings, military installations, and British posts abroad will fly the union flag at half-mast.

Parliamentarians will honor the Queen and swear allegiance to King Charles.

As local and national organizations and charities plan ways to show their condolences, including commemoration ceremonies and books of condolence, there will be church bells tolling and gun salutes.

The Queen will likely have a state funeral within the next two weeks.

Foreign dignitaries have praised the Queen, with US President Joe Biden recalling how she stood by the US during its "darkest days" after the terrorist attacks of 9/11.

She was a "kind-hearted Queen" and "friend of France," according to Emmanuel Macron, the president of France.

The Queen was one of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's "favorite people in the world" and a constant in Canadians' lives.