Death of Queen Elizabeth: Britain’s press headlines

Her death Queen Elizabeth at the age of 96 at Balmoral Castle shocked the world and naturally the impact of the news was greater in Britain. The whole of the United Kingdom press is showing exclusively at newspaper front pages his “goodbye” to the late monarch.

All are monopolized by a photo of her, at various ages. In most, the background is black.

The newspaper “The Guardian” chose a photo of the Queen holding her royal orb and sceptre, one of the most symbolic images of Queen Elizabeth since the beginning of her reign. “Queen Elizabeth II 1926-2022”, is the title that accompanies her.

A similar photo was chosen by “Independent” which states: “Queen Elizabeth II 1926-2022” and adds that Britain within 48 hours has a new prime minister and a new king.

The “The Times” they used the same image and wrote: “A life of duty” and “Queen Elizabeth II 21 April 1926 – 8 September 2022”.

THE “Daily Telegraph” chose Queen Elizabeth’s quote “sorrow is the price we pay for love” as the title.

The economic newspaper “Financial Times” summed up: “Queen Elizabeth II, Britain’s longest-reigning monarch, has died leaving her people in mourning. But reflecting a life of duty in which he united the country through 70 years of momentous change.”

On her part, Daily Mirror thanks the Queen for what she has given the United Kingdom. THE Daily Star chose the title “You have done your duty, madam,” the “Daily Mail” “Our hearts are broken.” For Daily Express: “Our beloved queen is dead.” As for her “The Sun”wrote: “We loved you, my lady.”