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A newscaster got very confused yesterday, "The Prince of Wales, sorry the King, no the Prince of Wales, Prince William spoke to the First Minister for Wales today" It will take a while for the new titles to become normal.

 

As my girlfreind pointed out to me yesterday, we'll all be getting the words for the national anthem wrong for a bit now.

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It was poignant watching Charles sign the Proclamation of Accession - he wrote Charles as usual, paused, then remembered he needed to put "R" at the end of it. He is, after all, a son mourning his mother.
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What Changes Now the Queen's Died

 

 

I didn't know Scotland had a different design for their post boxes!

 

In just a short space of time there will be 4 different passport designs.

  1. Red with "European Union" on the front (they still issued these in 2020)
  2. Red without "European Union" on the front
  3. Blue with the "Her Majesty" on the inside
  4. Blue with the "His Majesty" on the inside

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Link:

[bBC Breakfast Video Tweet]

 

On #BBCBreakfast Sally reveals the Royal Parks are asking that people don't leave any more Paddington Bears or marmalade sandwiches

 

Click the link above for the video.

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Link:
[bBC Breakfast Video Tweet]

 

 

 

Click the link above for the video.

 

They are also asking people to remove the plastic wrapping

 

which makes sense - both can then the recycled

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As my girlfreind pointed out to me yesterday, we'll all be getting the words for the national anthem wrong for a bit now.

 

Watched something from a church on tv with my parents yesterday and it sounded like the congregation were getting muddled too. We all kept hearing either King or Queen.... Not sure if that's one of those weird 'What do you hear' type things.

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Stupid question of the day:

 

The time period in which the Queen reigned was the Elizabethan period. Before that, Georgian. Edwardian, Victorian etc. what will this era be called? ‘Charlsian’ sounds a bit stupid…

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Stupid question of the day:

 

The time period in which the Queen reigned was the Elizabethan period. Before that, Georgian. Edwardian, Victorian etc. what will this era be called? ‘Charlsian’ sounds a bit stupid…

 

We'll be Charlies!

 

:p

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Stupid question of the day:

 

The time period in which the Queen reigned was the Elizabethan period. Before that, Georgian. Edwardian, Victorian etc. what will this era be called? ‘Charlsian’ sounds a bit stupid…

 

Charlatans :noidea:

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The queue for the “lying in state” is currently almost 3 miles long and the tail end is now between London Bridge and Tower Bridge

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Link: Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II: Funeral | Vue

 

We will be screening the funeral of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, in selected UK venues* on Monday, 19 September, live from 10am. Seats will be free of charge and our retail offering on this day will be limited to complimentary bottled water during the broadcast, with no other snacks or drinks available for purchase. On this day we will not be showing our normal programme of films.

 

* Vue Dublin Liffey Valley, Vue Limerick, Vue Asbourne, Vue Bristol Cribbs Causeway, Vue Croydon Purley Way, Vue Harrow, Vue Norwich, Vue Plymouth, Vue Southport, Vue Birmingham, Vue Stroud, Vue Thurrock will not be showing the funeral.

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Link: MPs given four extra passes to jump queue to see Queen lying in state sparking backlash - Mirror Online

 

People waiting to see the Queen lying in state have expressed their anger after it emerged that MPs can jump the queue with up to four guests.

 

While thousands of members of the public stand in line for up to 30 hours in order to pay their respects to the late monarch at Westminster Hall, politicians are able to gain immediate access by showing their parliamentary security pass.

 

They are also entitled to four timed-entry tickets for family and friends.

 

The Queen's coffin arrived at Westminster on Wednesday and will remain lying in state until her funeral on Monday.

 

Dozens of MPs had already been given the chance to pay their respects when they were invited to witness the arrival of the Queen's coffin...

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You know I always felt bad pushing in front of the kids during lunch break (pupils have to queue up but staff can go straight to the front). Supposed to lead by example and all that. Don't think the MP's mind too much though.

 

Difference was with that, the students had twice as long to get their lunch as I did.

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