On September 8, Queen Elizabeth II died at Balmoral Castle in Scotland at the age of 96, hours after Buckingham Palace broke the news that doctors were concerned about her health and recommended that she remain under supervision. medical.

And the Queen, who kept her royal commitments to her last breath, oversaw the handover of power from outgoing Prime Minister Boris Johnson to his successor, Liz Truss, on September 6, the first time in the Queen’s era that handed over power. at Balmoral instead of Buckingham Palace, London.
On this occasion, the Queen wore a light blue cardigan over a plaid blouse and skirt, and carried a cane, which she has used since her exposure to a health problem in October 2021, smiling and receiving pine nuts inside the Scottish estate.
Following the queen’s death, Truss expressed her grief in a statement: “Queen Elizabeth II was the rock on which modern Britain was built. Our country has grown and prospered under her rule. Britain is the great country that It’s today thanks to her.” “
Describing the late Queen as “the soul of Britain,” Truss said, “her life of service extended beyond most of our living memories. In return, she was loved by the people of the United Kingdom and around the world.” “.
He also comforted King Charles, who became king after the death of his mother and heir to the throne, with Truss saying: “We give him our loyalty and devotion as his mother dedicated so much to so many for so long, over the years second Elizabethan era, ushering in a new era in the wonderful history of our great country as Her Majesty had intended when she said it.”