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The location of every one who discovered that the Queen had passed away at age 96 has been revealed.
The Royal Family announced Her Majesty’s passing at 6.30 p.m. yesterday, with Buckingham Palace stating that she passed away “peacefully” in Balmoral earlier in the day.
The incident shook the British people, who are now in a period of mourning for the nation’s longest-reigning king, who served the nation for a lifetime.
People were astounded by the news that Her Majesty had died all around the globe, and many shared where they were at the time they learned the tragic news.
Presenter Tony Cascarino of TalkSPORT heard the news while listening to the radio live.
I had a Chinese delivered only minutes after the news, he informed his listeners. I dumped it in the trash out of respect since it seemed inappropriate and incredibly rude to consume it.
One policeman remembers hearing over the radio while on duty, “All units standby, London Bridge has fallen down.”
The comprehensive set of blueprints created after the death of the Queen are known under the codename London Bridge.
The individual related this moving anecdote: “Tonight when I was on duty, I heard the following circulating over the radio: “All units standby, London Bridge has gone down, London Bridge has come down. Standby for further guidance, Met control out.” Made me a little emotional.”
A other person described how they were riding on an Elizabeth Line train when the driver stated over the tannoy that Her Majesty had died away.
The driver then gave Her Majesty an unexpected emotional homage, saying “that he had been pleased to serve as an army officer for her and would serve as an Elizabeth line driver until the day he retires.”
Another person said how they had been listening to Madonna’s popular song “Like a Prayer” when they learned that the Queen had passed away.
I will always remember listening to Like a Prayer by Madonna the moment I learned the queen had passed away, they said.
“Such an atmosphere fell over us quickly,” they said. Then there were sombre murmurs and grave expressions. The billboards were altered in 20 minutes.
Others have recalled hearing the news while attending family events.
As they reflected on the incident, they said: “We learned the Queen passed away last night while attending a family birthday party. Despite the fact that we didn’t spend the whole evening watching TV, we did each take a little break.
To be honest, I think it’s excellent for the MH. Occasionally, introspection is preferable than the constant news on television.
One individual who lives elsewhere said that hearing the news made them think of Singapore’s late former prime leader Lee Kuan Yew’s passing.
“The Queen’s passing reminds me of the day LKY died,” they said. Because I was in Singapore, it was more intense. Both represent the last seconds of a bygone age.