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Britain’s longest-reigning monarch and the world’s oldest head of state has passed away at the age of 96. DW looks back on the life of the only monarch most people in Britain have ever known.
It is expected to be the largest broadcast event in history: Millions will follow the funeral service of Queen Elizabeth II live on their screens. But who will, and who won’t, attend the funeral in person?
For 70 years, Queen Elizabeth II played a key role in keeping the Commonwealth going. Her death raises questions in some Asian member states as to what the future holds for this family of nations.
After more than 70 years on the throne, Britain’s longest-reigning monarch has died aged 96. She passed away at Balmoral Castle in Scotland.
The queen’s coffin arrived at the cathedral following a procession through Edinburgh joined by King Charles III and his siblings. The reverend spoke of her ‘legendary love’ for Scotland. DW has the latest.
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