Hi all, I apologize that the announcement for Mary of Teck was removed from my video as it belongs to British Pathé. We love and honor Queen Mary!❤️ - Additionally, The Queen Mother’s playing of the anthem was cut off - and I spelled Prince Philip wrong! I apologize.
I will never forget how shocked i was when Huw Edwards said "the King and the Queen consort will remain in Balmoral". It seemed so unnatural. I still cry when i watch this.
I had just gotten home from work when I heard the queen passed (i work overnight) and before this as an American I did my research on what happened when the queen passes. So when I read the news I immediately ran inside and turned on the news and it was all over the news.
@@randiekay4994 oh, please, she was so corrupt. Secondly, she had no real power and thirdly you why would you get all that excited over someone that has no relevance to our country
Time stamps: 0:00 George V 0:49 George VI 1:47 Edward VIII (Duke of Windsor) 2:46 Wallis Simpson (Duchess of Windsor) 3:18 Princess Diana 4:45 Princess Margaret 5:04 Queen Elizabeth (Queen Mother) 6:05 Prince Philip 7:50 Elizabeth II
One very important member that is missing in this video is Her Majesty Queen Mary of Teck, the Queen of King George V, The grandmother of Queen Elizabeth II. She was the role model of the next two generations of British Monarch. The education she provided, to then young Princess Elizabeth, brought 70 years of stable and peaceful reign of Queen Elizabeth II. She died just right before the coronation of her granddaughter in 1953.
It's kind of like she wanted that. She left strict instructions that if she were to die before her granddaughters coronation, they do NOT prioritize her over Elizabeth. It was her granddaughters day and that she will gladly wait.
It's been claimed from a few sources that Prince Philip's death was actually very sudden and not expected at that moment. Allegedly he apparently didn't have his family around hom and the Queen was still asleep when it happened. The story goes he went to the bathroom in the early hours and felt faint when his nurse was helping him back to bed, then that was it. He'd been having heart problems for apparently 30 years by then.
He was looking pretty horrific when he came out of the hospital beforehand but he had a good long solid run shame that the both of them couldn't have made it to a hundred though. I really expected the queen would be like her mother and make it to a hundred
@@RabidNemo She most likely would've, if it weren't for the death of Prince Philip, It's very common at their age to simply give up the will to live once one's spouse dies, and the queen seemed as healthy as ever up until his death. After that, it went downhill pretty fast
@@rymdalkis I know :( really heartbreaking you could definitely see the change in her in the year since he had passed away at her Platinum jubilee. Think more than anything it's just so devastating having her gone I think it would have been easier to accept if she had made it to a hundred for whatever reason but it's almost like the biggest glaring reminder that we all have to grow up
@@rymdalkis Elizabeth II did have bone cancer though, which was probably atleast one of the reasons for her death, but I can't imagine her living with it for 2 years pluss six additional years.
@@sofiaormbustad7467the Queen died of old age she was 96 which is a good age to live for her age was catching up to her that's why she had to reduce Royal duties however bone cancer might of been one of the things that led to her death. RIP queen Elizabeth II 1926-2022
Of all the Royal deaths Princess Diana was probably the most shocking because it was so sudden and unexpected, not to mention the fact that she was only 36 when she was killed in that car crash in Paris.
Allegedly the Queen mother planned the Hit on diana along with the Queen and Charles they planned for it to be a accidental car crash but it turned sour camilla is the illegitimate queen
@@arejayseeottawaimo both Princess Diana and Micheal Jackson are the top 2 most shocking celebrity deaths both their deaths caused worldwide public mourning and their funerals are two of the most watched television broadcasts in history Queen Elizabeth II is a close third because while her death was also shocking and televised worldwide I just don’t know if it had the public grief factor that Diana and MJ had
@@titoiswack3524I think because we knew Queen Elizabeth II was frail and 96 that it would happen soon. Princess Diana and MJ’s deaths were both unexpected and probably not as peaceful as the Queen’s. Nonetheless all 3 are missed by all. 😢
@@titoiswack3524 You forgot John Lennon was killed at age 40 by a crazed fan in 1980; his death was, to me the most shocking alongside Diana's. The Beatles were the greatest band/group of the 20th century, and he was truly a part of it. I remember watching the news and there were so many people in NYC in Central Park and around the Dakota, where he lived, as well as in Liverpool, his birthplace and childhood home, mourning for him. His and Diana's deaths affected me.
Elizabeth II will always be remembered. Incredibly brave during the war, had a long healthy loving marriage, she ruled her land with love and compassion, caring for every single person in her land and even out of it when worldly officials appeared. She was humorous and a lover of many sweets, Which would still shock people how someone with such a sweet tooth could have lived so long and healthy like she had (until her final months that is). Then there's the fact that she was the longest living monarch to have ruled. She will forever be remembered. I'm from a small town in the USA and when I heard she had died, I actually cried too because she was a part of my life too in a way, along with possibly the entire world. There won't be another Queen like her. Unless Princess Charlotte acts like her great-grandmother in her older years, which I would ADORE.
@@DarthRaven2077 The longest verified reiging monarch in the world yes. There was an Egyptian ruler called Pepi, or something like that, who is said to have ruled for over 90 years, but that's disputed
I remember my mother phoning me up at work to say that "it's not looking good for the Queen" and my heart skipped a beat and I really felt as if a member of my own family was on death's door. when she died, it was a personal loss....I don't care what anyone says, she was Britain, and we lost a big part pf our country the day she died 😞
I may be Canadian, but when I saw that queen Elizabeth died, I almost cried. So I grabbed my British flag and put it up on my wall with a picture i drew of her apon hearing of her death. She was like family, to all of us. *R.I.P Queen Elizabeth II*
Rip queen Elizabeth II 1926-2022 🫡😔🇬🇧 when my mom told me that the queen died after school I was heartbroken but in February 2023 I heard my friends talking about her at circle you will be missed Canada's queen.
@@ayahvonsay4414 I had been out of school for about an hour and a half, watching something about the queens health on UA-cam. then I looked again "Queen Elizabeth dead at Balmoral." my heart sank. Then my mom Texted my dad, and then my dad told me.
When King George VI died in 1952, the BBC didn't open up their television service. Their television programming should have commenced at 3pm, but the whole service didn't air. BBC Home Service had been on air since 6.30am and the BBC Light Programme on air since 9am, both services ended ended their day around 11am, apart from scheduled news bulletins and shipping forecasts.
@@carlosmpsenyorcapitacollon6977 No, the official names of the stations were BBC Home Service and the BBC Light Programme. "Home" and "Light" was the shortened terms used for both stations, but not their full names. "This is the BBC Home Service" became a famous phrase used from 1939 until 1967. Yes both of these were the national radio services in Britain at the time.
I was on a video call with my therapist when Queen Elizabeth died and I'm actually the one who told him because I saw it pop up on my phone just as he was telling me about a trip he took to London because I mentioned how I would love to see the world someday.
@@cheneethompson5756 You and me both. In fact, when I told my therapist, he said the same thing. I know it's very possible for that to happen because it happened to my mom who died six months after my sister.
On Feb 6th 1952, BBC Home Service and BBC Light Programme only aired news bulletins at 1pm, 6pm, 9pm and 11pm. Shipping/Weather forecasts aired at 12.55pm and 5.55pm. Apart from that, no radio service at all from the BBC. The public would have to tune into Radio Eireann from Ireland or Radio Luxembourg for English language radio programming on that day.
I have my stories. 6:08 I was in the habit of listening to the news every day, because of COVID in 2020. I had no emotional connection to Prince Philip, but I lay in bed for 3 hours listening to the news. It was quite profound, and the BBC was all over it. It was the first time (born 2006) that someone really important in Britain had died in my life. 7:50 I was playing Subnautica: Below Zero, messing around with the Seamoth glitch. I got a text from my friend 'S' saying 'The queen's dead!' I remember the conversation clearly: 'You're bluffing mate!' 'No, check the news!' 'You owe me a quid if she's not' 'HOLY SHIT!' God Save Britain God Save the King.
@@Fhadul-I-am I was in hospital 5 months after the Queens death recovering from an SPA illness which is very rare and almost passed away from it, I was only 20 years old. I vividly remember when Woody.EXE regretfully informed his people of Wales that their Queen wasn’t very well and the reactions of the crowd were so heartbreaking; one person in the crowd said “She is our true Queen and I hope she recovers” I was deeply touched by what the person said about me and I returned home from hospital 3 weeks after my illness. February 2023 was a heartbreaking time for Woody.EXE and my family; February 2024 marks the one year anniversary of when I almost died
I’m in the uk and when I was watching the news with my mum I saw she was sick. It’s surprising that her reign was over 70 years. But I’m sure Charles will be a nice loyal king like his mother.
@@vertigo2894 only time will tell yeah I know he cheated on her wife but just wait since he recently coronated let see what he do as a king (if you're possibly in the UK you should be lucky you're not like in NK)
@@devaramed Oh just 'cheated on his wife'? You mean betray his family and the country together with his current wife? Choose his mistress over duty? Meanwhile people crucify Harry and Meghan for getting on a jet and giving an interview, the horror!!!!
The BBC has always been world class when it comes to this type of thing. I was watching Huw Edwards live and it was perfection. Over the following months, I was watching how other channels broke the news. Channel 5 was so amateur, it was so embarrassing; they didn't even have the official statement ready for the broadcaster to read, and she just sat there for a few agonising seconds whilst it was being told through her earpiece. They had YEARS to prepare for this moment. The BBC has become the standard for many years, and we have become numb to their quality.
The BBC is no longer ‘world class’ at anything…..you could see staff members filming Huw Edwards on their phones while he made the announcement which is utterly distasteful.
I just finished a class at my college and went to lunch as I watched the live stream from the BBC about the Queen’s health and my friend texted me the news
When Edward VIII died: “He gave up his throne for love like a fairytale” When Duchess of Windsor died: “The person who had a love affair with Edward VIII and split the empire who also cost him his throne” 😮😰
@@huchlvr Yes, he was overdosed with 90mg of morphine and an equally huge dose of cocaine (which was routinely used in palliative care during the 1930's). It can be very quick or surprisingly slow, it depends on the individual and how much tolerance they have.
I was born just before the 5th anniversary of Diana’s death in July 2002. I dread the 30th anniversary of Diana’s death because I have a feeling that Woody.EXE has a very moving tribute ceremony planned for it. He did one for the 26th anniversary which moved everyone and he will again in 4 years time
@@torbaydos wasn't Elizabeth I the last actual English ruler ever? (Tudors > Stuarts (Scots) > Hanover (German) > Saxe-Coburg-Gotha (German + Belgian) > Windsor (German + Danish & Greek)
I remember sitting at work the day Elizabeth II was apparently gravely ill, it didn't seem real as she'd been Queen for longer than most people could even remember. Definitely the end of a long era.
I was in college at the time starting my final year and then 3 days later, I received a sudden text from Woody.EXE saying “Queen Elizabeth II is gravely ill, I think you should come home urgently!” I had earlier dismissal from college because of it and then Woody.EXE sent me a text that was very alarming and I was rushing home as fast as I could to be at his side. We both were king and Queen of Wales later that same day and Woody.EXE marked the first Anniversary of his ascension privately with my family around him. It was very emotional on the first anniversary seeing Woody.EXE very upset as he revived this day. He still revives the ascension very frequently
Because too many people use "England" to refer to the whole of Britain, even though doing that is like calling the entire United States "California" or "Texas."
@R. Knight because we broke away from the empire nearly 200 years before the commonwealth became a thing and we were far more rich and powerful by then anyways
@@r.knight891 I think because the 13 Colonies won their independence sooner than most other parts of the British Empire. (Not to mention the fact that the British monarch is the ceremonial Head of the Commonwealth, something that many Americans would consider returning under the British monarchy.) If it had happened in the late 1800s or the 1900s, then America might have become a Commonwealth member. As an American myself, I actually would support the creation of an international union of Anglophone countries to promote and preserve the English language much like the OIF does for French. (I support linguistic diversity, but English is one of the most useful languages to know and speak, and its status as an international lingua franca makes such a union appropriate IMO.) At the very least, I want to keep our alliances with Britain, Canada and Australia strong, and an organization like that would help make it stronger yet.
@@r.knight891 As a side note, while Americans today are generally pro-British in their attitudes (myself included), you will still see people every now and then who still hold bitterness over the American Revolution (or in the case or Irish Americans, the various abuses committed by the British when they ruled Ireland). And while it was understandable why a Patriot during the Revolution might have hated Britain, it makes no sense at all today. In fact, I would argue that it's a form of self-loathing. For an American today to hate Britain is to hate their own cultural heritage. Although modern America is a melting pot and should be celebrated for that, its religious, political and social institutions (not to mention, of course its primary language) all trace their origins back to Britain.
@@hotwax9376 Wait untill you hear Indonesian like they just say "Inggris (aka England)" even tough the real Name is "Britania Raya (Great Britain)" in the dictionary but the embassy used "Inggris Raya (Great England)" after that they still used England.
I had it but British Pathe took my video down - as the announcement belongs to them. But I love Queen Mary! And I am bummed out that I could not include her in this collection.
Rather telling line to hear in an obituary at 3:10 about Edward and Mrs Simpson: “The Royal Family never really forgave them”. I don't think we'd likely hear anything like that about Harry when his time comes. 😉
@@reluctantheist5224 It still exists. The British Monarchy still rules in Canada, Australia, New Zealand, the Falklands, Gibraltar, Northern Ireland and several islands in the Atlantic and the Pacific.
@@justamoravian1042 Ah no , the British monarch only rules in the UK and it's dependent territories . British politics have no influence in these countries and they are entirely independent. The British Empire stopped existing some time ago .
@@reluctantheist5224 You have done absolutely nothing to change my argument. The King of Britain is officialy a King in all of the mentioned territories.
@@samuelwhite92 she called it her anus horribilus, as it saw these events (i copied from wikipedia) take place : Publication of photographs pertaining to an affair between Sarah, Duchess of York, and Texan oil millionaire Steve Wyatt (18 January) Separation of the Queen's second son Prince Andrew, Duke of York, from his wife Sarah (19 March) Divorce of the Queen's daughter, Anne, Princess Royal, from Captain Mark Phillips (23 April) Publication of Diana, Princess of Wales' tell-all book Diana: Her True Story, revealing the problems in her marriage to the Queen's eldest son, Charles, Prince of Wales particularly his affair with Camilla Parker Bowles (The Sunday Times, 7 June) Publication of photographs of Sarah, Duchess of York, sunbathing topless with her friend John Bryan (20 August) Publication of intimate conversations between Diana and James Gilbey from a tape recording of their phone calls (24 August) Fire in Windsor Castle, one of the Queen's official residences (20 November) After her speech had been recorded, one more notable event transpired: the separation of Charles and Diana (9 December).
What’s interesting and a big ‘what if’ is what would have happened if Edward VIII hadn’t abdicated, had his brother (Queen Elizabeth’s father) hadn’t become king? He didn’t have any children, so it’s likely that Elizabeth would still have been next in line and ascended upon his death in 1972, when she was 46.
Goes to show how long the Windsors can live for if the Queen Mother, Phillip, and Elizabeth lived even to their 90's (Queen Mother 102). Makes you think how long Charles can last.
@@zombiemagic78 with Harry and William they'll be around in the media for years to come even if Charles is 74. Just depends how those Windsor genes take over. Hell there are people who smoke and drink and still live to an old age. Modern medicine kept Elizabeth and Phillip alive for that long.
@@redmustangredmustang That’s true - look at Jeanne Calment! They all had smoking-related health problems but others like Calment can stand it in her body!
@@redmustangredmustang Queen Elizabeth had her mother's longevity genes and was more careful in how she took care of herself. Her sister, on the other hand, was the rebel daughter who drank, smoked, and partied with celebrities, which caused her health problems and shortened her life. The Queen's stress over Harry and Phillip's declining health and death eventually caused her death. It's hard to tell whether or not Charles will live to be in his 90s. At one point, he may abdicate for William, but I think he is holding on until the grandkids (George, Charlotte, and Louis) are older so that William and Catherine can adjust to their roles as Prince and Princess of Wales, and that William is able to raise the kids while he's young.
What consistency in these announcements over a period of 90 years! Always the same respect and honor. This is why England has become the UK and is still an important ally of my country, the USA.
@R. Knight After a major war for independence, the UK and the US are now the closest of allies. Churchill said to his people, "Never separate yourselves from the Americans."
I also noticed that as soon as the announcement was made that she was very sick, everybody started appearing on TV in mourning suits. Some of them already were no doubt told to put those on before they went on air, because of course they know that they are going to tell us that she is sick, before they tell the world. They all remained in those outfits, so it was pretty obvious to me it was to be imminent & she was going to die in a matter of hours. Of course then everybody appearing on TV was wearing mourning clothing even guests doing scheduled interviews that were appearing by Videolink, I noticed all of them at least tried to do their best to wear a black jacket or a black jumper or something similar. Then of course a couple of hours later we got the sad announcement that she had died & of course nobody appeared on TV not wearing black then!
I remember seeing the announcement in my chalet at Butlins of the Queen Mother. I met her at Portsmouth when she was boarding the Royal Yacht to 'Cows Week' on the Isle of Wight. Diana, I got up, and my mum was in the lounge with the TV on as Tony Blair was talking, I said, "What've they done to her now, mum said she's died darling. Queen Elizabeth II, I had just got in from work we had heard the earlier reports but the moment I turned the TV on they announced her death. It is sad when you knew exactly where you were when such announcements were made.
TRUE WTH LOOK AT THIS: Wallis Simpson died in Paris and she wasn’t rlly accepted into the royal family. Edward died in Paris and she abdicated which the royal family wasn’t pleased by. Princess Diana died in Paris and the royal family wasn’t happy with her either. Coincidence or Conspiracy???
@@zombiemagic78 no, there aren't. When James VI of Scotland inherited the English throne in 1603 on the death of Elizabeth I, this created the Union of the Crown. He set about creating the Union Jack flag as well, the flag of the United Kingdom, Jack being short for Jacobus, the Latin version of James. It took until 1707 until the parliaments of Scotland and England were United, creating the United Kingdom of Great Britain. No one has been crowned King/Queen of England or Scotland since. The Kingdoms of England and Scotland were United, hence the name United Kingdom. It is the United Kingdom which is the sovereign State and not the separate countries which make up the UK.
Ohh that’s what I thought - thank you for clarifying this to me! I was on the right track that the monarch is the the King of many parts in the United Kingdom (Northern Ireland, Wales… etc.) But I didn’t know this part. Thanks a lot!
@@zombiemagic78 He's the monarch of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland as the country stands as of now. Not the King of England/Scotland/Northern Ireland separately as they aren't sovereign.
i was having my therapy session when the queen died. i stopped mid sentence (as i was scrolling facebook at the time) and shouting: "OH SHIT THE QUEEN'S DEAD!"
And then there were people, at the time who scolded this fine journalist, who probably wasn't aware shortly before, for wearing a red tie! He had to apologise which I still think is nonsense!
@@Darquesse24601 I bet, I was 20 when the Queen died and Mummy told me that Queen Elizabeth II had died; the shock hit me and I realised i had just become Queen of Wales just as bbc announced the news. I’m 21 now and it still hurts
7:30 very iconic announcement, indeed Here's my story, in my country at midnight, (around 4:30 am at Sept 9, depends of timezones) I opened youtube app on my phone after I played MOBA Game for 1 hour, then my recommendations pops up, then I said, "Is that true?". Then I checked on Twitter and that post was true and it's not joking. Then I watched this video clip announcing that news. Afterwards, at 5:30am, the local news was covering too. Additionally, Memes about the Queen was actually pop up on social media (I remembered JScatts post on Twitter and a Bass drop meme regarding to the Announcement). Now, jokes about the Queen on that day is the meme of the month last September, according to Know your Meme.
I had it but British Pathe took my video down - as the announcement belongs to them. But I love Queen Mary! And I am bummed out that I could not include her in this collection.
@@thesswb4463 NOT at the royal's family request, it was his decision alone, first he instructed a nurse, upon refusal, he performed it himself - God, so much desperation, obsession with self-righteousness !!!!!
@@carlosmpsenyorcapitacollon6977 no no, I just thought it’s ironic how all of the royals passed peacefully and she had a very very traumatic life and death and now her boys are feuding. Trauma has its way of leaving its indelible mark on us. I too recently lost my mother and my relationship with my brother has never been the same. It’s just so so sad
@@locoHAWAIIANkane The passed peacefully thing is what is said when people die in bed, whether they go down thrashing around and moaning or not. It isn't ironic. In fact it is what one might expect would come from the recklessness of the paparazzi. It is definitely tragic, though. I had an experience not much different from yours. I hope yours turns out better in the end. You might remember Edward VIII and his brother George VI didn't get along, either. That is often the case with the heir and the spare. Talk about your sibling rivalry! Then there is Charles and Andrew. Elizabeth II crushed her sister's wedding hopes. No way was her mother going to sit still for Margaret's being with a divorcé when Edward VIII made such a hash of everything. My guess is Camilla broke that barrier once and for all. We might even get a Catholic for George. We can be sure he and Charlotte will have some public tiffs. Louis might sit back like his uncle Edward does and watch the show. There's much to be said for being nowhere near the throne, although you can never be quite sure. Look at Victoria.
Hi all, I apologize that the announcement for Mary of Teck was removed from my video as it belongs to British Pathé. We love and honor Queen Mary!❤️ - Additionally, The Queen Mother’s playing of the anthem was cut off - and I spelled Prince Philip wrong! I apologize.
Do you know when it will come into the public realm?
@@sofiaormbustad7467 it is on UA-cam!
Can you give us the link of the video?
@@devaramed ua-cam.com/video/r1Ooll1loGA/v-deo.html
You forgot to pin this comment.
"This is London" - a phrase used by BBC Radio a lot. Spoke with authority.
if this is london. tell me when big ben rings
@@redeye_ What?
@@johnking5174 i was making a sentence from the slogan of the bbc at that time
"Govorit Moskva" - a phrase used by Moskow Radio a lot.
The clash-london calling
When you hear “This is BBC News from London,” you know something bad has happened with the royals…
I will never forget how shocked i was when Huw Edwards said "the King and the Queen consort will remain in Balmoral". It seemed so unnatural. I still cry when i watch this.
Me too😢
I had just gotten home from work when I heard the queen passed (i work overnight) and before this as an American I did my research on what happened when the queen passes. So when I read the news I immediately ran inside and turned on the news and it was all over the news.
@@randiekay4994 oh, please, she was so corrupt. Secondly, she had no real power and thirdly you why would you get all that excited over someone that has no relevance to our country
@@Noname990__Why are you excited enough to be watching videos such as this, and commenting on them?
As an American who does have a heart for the Royal Family, I went to a standstill for the rest of that day as a sign of respect when I heard.
Time stamps:
0:00 George V
0:49 George VI
1:47 Edward VIII (Duke of Windsor)
2:46 Wallis Simpson (Duchess of Windsor)
3:18 Princess Diana
4:45 Princess Margaret
5:04 Queen Elizabeth (Queen Mother)
6:05 Prince Philip
7:50 Elizabeth II
don't care about edward VIII
Queen Mary was missed out.
@@Darquesse24601 Why?
@@HarryJamesPotter7might have something to do with him being a Nazi
@@Darquesse24601why
One very important member that is missing in this video is Her Majesty Queen Mary of Teck, the Queen of King George V, The grandmother of Queen Elizabeth II. She was the role model of the next two generations of British Monarch. The education she provided, to then young Princess Elizabeth, brought 70 years of stable and peaceful reign of Queen Elizabeth II. She died just right before the coronation of her granddaughter in 1953.
My pinned comment discusses this. I am very sad that Queen Mary of Teck was cut out of my video due to copyright. 😢 She is a one of my favorites.
You must mean George V and not Edward V :-)
@@zombiemagic78 That's weird, you only being bothered with copyright for Queen Mary's announcement. What was so special about it?
@@woutervangestel231 The segment was REMOVED from my video
It's kind of like she wanted that. She left strict instructions that if she were to die before her granddaughters coronation, they do NOT prioritize her over Elizabeth. It was her granddaughters day and that she will gladly wait.
It's been claimed from a few sources that Prince Philip's death was actually very sudden and not expected at that moment. Allegedly he apparently didn't have his family around hom and the Queen was still asleep when it happened.
The story goes he went to the bathroom in the early hours and felt faint when his nurse was helping him back to bed, then that was it. He'd been having heart problems for apparently 30 years by then.
He was looking pretty horrific when he came out of the hospital beforehand but he had a good long solid run shame that the both of them couldn't have made it to a hundred though. I really expected the queen would be like her mother and make it to a hundred
@@RabidNemo She most likely would've, if it weren't for the death of Prince Philip, It's very common at their age to simply give up the will to live once one's spouse dies, and the queen seemed as healthy as ever up until his death. After that, it went downhill pretty fast
@@rymdalkis I know :( really heartbreaking you could definitely see the change in her in the year since he had passed away at her Platinum jubilee.
Think more than anything it's just so devastating having her gone I think it would have been easier to accept if she had made it to a hundred for whatever reason but it's almost like the biggest glaring reminder that we all have to grow up
@@rymdalkis Elizabeth II did have bone cancer though, which was probably atleast one of the reasons for her death, but I can't imagine her living with it for 2 years pluss six additional years.
@@sofiaormbustad7467the Queen died of old age she was 96 which is a good age to live for her age was catching up to her that's why she had to reduce Royal duties however bone cancer might of been one of the things that led to her death. RIP queen Elizabeth II 1926-2022
Of all the Royal deaths Princess Diana was probably the most shocking because it was so sudden and unexpected, not to mention the fact that she was only 36 when she was killed in that car crash in Paris.
For me, it was the most shocking death of ANY celebrity during my lifetime.
Allegedly the Queen mother planned the Hit on diana along with the Queen and Charles they planned for it to be a accidental car crash but it turned sour camilla is the illegitimate queen
@@arejayseeottawaimo both Princess Diana and Micheal Jackson are the top 2 most shocking celebrity deaths both their deaths caused worldwide public mourning and their funerals are two of the most watched television broadcasts in history Queen Elizabeth II is a close third because while her death was also shocking and televised worldwide I just don’t know if it had the public grief factor that Diana and MJ had
@@titoiswack3524I think because we knew Queen Elizabeth II was frail and 96 that it would happen soon. Princess Diana and MJ’s deaths were both unexpected and probably not as peaceful as the Queen’s. Nonetheless all 3 are missed by all. 😢
@@titoiswack3524 You forgot John Lennon was killed at age 40 by a crazed fan in 1980; his death was, to me the most shocking alongside Diana's. The Beatles were the greatest band/group of the 20th century, and he was truly a part of it. I remember watching the news and there were so many people in NYC in Central Park and around the Dakota, where he lived, as well as in Liverpool, his birthplace and childhood home, mourning for him. His and Diana's deaths affected me.
Elizabeth II will always be remembered. Incredibly brave during the war, had a long healthy loving marriage, she ruled her land with love and compassion, caring for every single person in her land and even out of it when worldly officials appeared. She was humorous and a lover of many sweets, Which would still shock people how someone with such a sweet tooth could have lived so long and healthy like she had (until her final months that is). Then there's the fact that she was the longest living monarch to have ruled. She will forever be remembered. I'm from a small town in the USA and when I heard she had died, I actually cried too because she was a part of my life too in a way, along with possibly the entire world. There won't be another Queen like her. Unless Princess Charlotte acts like her great-grandmother in her older years, which I would ADORE.
Queen Elizabeth I had a sweet tooth too.
indeed👏🏼💖
Btw the longest reigning monarch is actually King Louis XIV of France, who ruled for a total of 72 years, 110 days.
What a load of old bunkum and piffle.
@@DarthRaven2077 The longest verified reiging monarch in the world yes. There was an Egyptian ruler called Pepi, or something like that, who is said to have ruled for over 90 years, but that's disputed
I remember my mother phoning me up at work to say that "it's not looking good for the Queen" and my heart skipped a beat and I really felt as if a member of my own family was on death's door.
when she died, it was a personal loss....I don't care what anyone says, she was Britain, and we lost a big part pf our country the day she died 😞
I may be Canadian, but when I saw that queen Elizabeth died, I almost cried. So I grabbed my British flag and put it up on my wall with a picture i drew of her apon hearing of her death. She was like family, to all of us.
*R.I.P Queen Elizabeth II*
She was the world. You could even see Americans paying respect to an ally. Had to pay respect to King Charles III. 70 years is a big deal.
Rip queen Elizabeth II 1926-2022 🫡😔🇬🇧 when my mom told me that the queen died after school I was heartbroken but in February 2023 I heard my friends talking about her at circle you will be missed Canada's queen.
@@ayahvonsay4414 I had been out of school for about an hour and a half, watching something about the queens health on UA-cam. then I looked again "Queen Elizabeth dead at Balmoral." my heart sank. Then my mom Texted my dad, and then my dad told me.
Lol
When King George VI died in 1952, the BBC didn't open up their television service. Their television programming should have commenced at 3pm, but the whole service didn't air. BBC Home Service had been on air since 6.30am and the BBC Light Programme on air since 9am, both services ended ended their day around 11am, apart from scheduled news bulletins and shipping forecasts.
Home and Light you mean radio?
@@carlosmpsenyorcapitacollon6977 No, the official names of the stations were BBC Home Service and the BBC Light Programme. "Home" and "Light" was the shortened terms used for both stations, but not their full names. "This is the BBC Home Service" became a famous phrase used from 1939 until 1967. Yes both of these were the national radio services in Britain at the time.
BBC radio did announce George VI's passing. Then they shut down, save for news and weather reports.
@@gidzmobug2323 Did you read my first comment? I just wrote that.
@@johnking5174Yes, I did. I posted what I had heard. I didn't mention any times
Hearing the national anthem makes me tear up. It's so beautiful.
I’m not from the uk but this is one of the magnificent national anthems ever. (been in london for a while though)
I am American and I actually prefer the UK anthem, its like you said beautiful.
I was on a video call with my therapist when Queen Elizabeth died and I'm actually the one who told him because I saw it pop up on my phone just as he was telling me about a trip he took to London because I mentioned how I would love to see the world someday.
Thanks for sharing! I believe the queen died of a broken heart
Because her dear husband had died a year prior!
@@cheneethompson5756 You and me both. In fact, when I told my therapist, he said the same thing. I know it's very possible for that to happen because it happened to my mom who died six months after my sister.
@@LifeofMarie267 my condolences!
@@cheneethompson5756 Thanks.
@@LifeofMarie267 you're welcome!
Thank you to the OP for collecting these historic moments for posterity!
I almost dropped my cup of tea - no, seriously! - when the announcement came about the Queen's death
Peak Bri’ish
@@krillcommunication 🇬🇧🫖👑💂♂️
I almost had a heart attack 😢😢 ELIZABETH II THE GREAT 1926-2022
@@EmperorJamesIII RIP her majesty the Queen, long live the King!
I cried for about 5-7 hours without stopping
On Feb 6th 1952, BBC Home Service and BBC Light Programme only aired news bulletins at 1pm, 6pm, 9pm and 11pm. Shipping/Weather forecasts aired at 12.55pm and 5.55pm. Apart from that, no radio service at all from the BBC. The public would have to tune into Radio Eireann from Ireland or Radio Luxembourg for English language radio programming on that day.
7:58 was the moment when billions of ppl got shocked
Same!
I was in school
I have my stories.
6:08 I was in the habit of listening to the news every day, because of COVID in 2020. I had no emotional connection to Prince Philip, but I lay in bed for 3 hours listening to the news. It was quite profound, and the BBC was all over it. It was the first time (born 2006) that someone really important in Britain had died in my life.
7:50 I was playing Subnautica: Below Zero, messing around with the Seamoth glitch. I got a text from my friend 'S' saying 'The queen's dead!' I remember the conversation clearly:
'You're bluffing mate!'
'No, check the news!'
'You owe me a quid if she's not'
'HOLY SHIT!'
God Save Britain
God Save the King.
same convo here
And I was eating McDonald’s and playing on Overwatch when someone typed in the chat about Elizabeth’s death.
and i was on the hospital and the announcement of the queen's death appeared on tv
@@Fhadul-I-am
I was in hospital 5 months after the Queens death recovering from an SPA illness which is very rare and almost passed away from it, I was only 20 years old. I vividly remember when Woody.EXE regretfully informed his people of Wales that their Queen wasn’t very well and the reactions of the crowd were so heartbreaking; one person in the crowd said “She is our true Queen and I hope she recovers” I was deeply touched by what the person said about me and I returned home from hospital 3 weeks after my illness. February 2023 was a heartbreaking time for Woody.EXE and my family; February 2024 marks the one year anniversary of when I almost died
I still can't believe the Queen is gone :(
May Queen Elizabeth and her handsome grandfather King George V rest in peace ❤
I’m in the uk and when I was watching the news with my mum I saw she was sick. It’s surprising that her reign was over 70 years. But I’m sure Charles will be a nice loyal king like his mother.
No he won't
@@vertigo2894 only time will tell yeah I know he cheated on her wife but just wait since he recently coronated let see what he do as a king (if you're possibly in the UK you should be lucky you're not like in NK)
@@devaramed Oh just 'cheated on his wife'? You mean betray his family and the country together with his current wife? Choose his mistress over duty? Meanwhile people crucify Harry and Meghan for getting on a jet and giving an interview, the horror!!!!
@@vertigo2894 Diana: say goodbye charlie boy. 5:31
When they said the queen was ill that morning, I kind of knew what was coming
The BBC has always been world class when it comes to this type of thing. I was watching Huw Edwards live and it was perfection. Over the following months, I was watching how other channels broke the news. Channel 5 was so amateur, it was so embarrassing; they didn't even have the official statement ready for the broadcaster to read, and she just sat there for a few agonising seconds whilst it was being told through her earpiece. They had YEARS to prepare for this moment.
The BBC has become the standard for many years, and we have become numb to their quality.
The BBC is no longer ‘world class’ at anything…..you could see staff members filming Huw Edwards on their phones while he made the announcement which is utterly distasteful.
Lmao huw edwards was also there when bbc news glitched out
I just finished a class at my college and went to lunch as I watched the live stream from the BBC about the Queen’s health and my friend texted me the news
Amazing cant wait for the next one!
When Edward VIII died:
“He gave up his throne for love like a fairytale”
When Duchess of Windsor died:
“The person who had a love affair with Edward VIII and split the empire who also cost him his throne”
😮😰
Love how they always say "died peacefully" as a recently retired RN I can say the death process is pretty brutal for most people.
Well for George V it might have been. He was dosed with lethal morphine so help speed along his death. I wonder if he suffered or if it was quick?
@@huchlvr Yes, he was overdosed with 90mg of morphine and an equally huge dose of cocaine (which was routinely used in palliative care during the 1930's). It can be very quick or surprisingly slow, it depends on the individual and how much tolerance they have.
My grandmother was given morphine when she passed away - it was a holy death.
Princess Diana was a terrible tragedy, But Queen Elizebeth made me cry.
I was born just before the 5th anniversary of Diana’s death in July 2002. I dread the 30th anniversary of Diana’s death because I have a feeling that Woody.EXE has a very moving tribute ceremony planned for it. He did one for the 26th anniversary which moved everyone and he will again in 4 years time
how the hell can someone survive 4 strokes? I'm impressed
You’d be surprised how much willpower, stubbornness, and even spite people have to be able to live so long.
The palace has great medical care
I was gonna say “king george looks like tsar nicholas ii” then i realized “no shit! they’re related”
their mothers Alexandra and Dagmar (Maria Feodorovna) were sisters, daughters of Christian IX of Denmark
I know, right? They looked like twins!
@@tiaferrandino4881 that one time both their mothers posed for photos (currently in the Royal Collection) wearing similar dresses and accessories
They’re all related, inbred you could say, and virtually 100% German. Very little British in them.😅😅😅
@@torbaydos wasn't Elizabeth I the last actual English ruler ever?
(Tudors > Stuarts (Scots) > Hanover (German) > Saxe-Coburg-Gotha (German + Belgian) > Windsor (German + Danish & Greek)
I remember sitting at work the day Elizabeth II was apparently gravely ill, it didn't seem real as she'd been Queen for longer than most people could even remember. Definitely the end of a long era.
I was in college at the time starting my final year and then 3 days later, I received a sudden text from Woody.EXE saying “Queen Elizabeth II is gravely ill, I think you should come home urgently!” I had earlier dismissal from college because of it and then Woody.EXE sent me a text that was very alarming and I was rushing home as fast as I could to be at his side. We both were king and Queen of Wales later that same day and Woody.EXE marked the first Anniversary of his ascension privately with my family around him. It was very emotional on the first anniversary seeing Woody.EXE very upset as he revived this day. He still revives the ascension very frequently
Rest In Peace for the late royals
Why can’t Americans grasp the fact that there is no such person/office as the King of England? England ceased to be a sovereign nation in 1707.
Because too many people use "England" to refer to the whole of Britain, even though doing that is like calling the entire United States "California" or "Texas."
@R. Knight because we broke away from the empire nearly 200 years before the commonwealth became a thing and we were far more rich and powerful by then anyways
@@r.knight891 I think because the 13 Colonies won their independence sooner than most other parts of the British Empire. (Not to mention the fact that the British monarch is the ceremonial Head of the Commonwealth, something that many Americans would consider returning under the British monarchy.) If it had happened in the late 1800s or the 1900s, then America might have become a Commonwealth member.
As an American myself, I actually would support the creation of an international union of Anglophone countries to promote and preserve the English language much like the OIF does for French. (I support linguistic diversity, but English is one of the most useful languages to know and speak, and its status as an international lingua franca makes such a union appropriate IMO.) At the very least, I want to keep our alliances with Britain, Canada and Australia strong, and an organization like that would help make it stronger yet.
@@r.knight891 As a side note, while Americans today are generally pro-British in their attitudes (myself included), you will still see people every now and then who still hold bitterness over the American Revolution (or in the case or Irish Americans, the various abuses committed by the British when they ruled Ireland). And while it was understandable why a Patriot during the Revolution might have hated Britain, it makes no sense at all today. In fact, I would argue that it's a form of self-loathing. For an American today to hate Britain is to hate their own cultural heritage. Although modern America is a melting pot and should be celebrated for that, its religious, political and social institutions (not to mention, of course its primary language) all trace their origins back to Britain.
@@hotwax9376 Wait untill you hear Indonesian like they just say "Inggris (aka England)" even tough the real Name is "Britania Raya (Great Britain)" in the dictionary but the embassy used "Inggris Raya (Great England)" after that they still used England.
Wallis Simpson never cost Edward his throne, he chose to abdicate
He was forced out, quite rightly. He supported Hitler. That's why he was sent to the Caribbean.
She just gave him a reason to abdicate.
@@JohnSmith-zw8vp Or more likely, "an excuse."
So extend the same courtesy to Meghan and Harry.
@@JohnSmith-zw8vp actually, she planned to leave him so he could do his duty, but stayed once he made the announcement
You missed Queen Mary's death in 1953.
I had it but British Pathe took my video down - as the announcement belongs to them. But I love Queen Mary! And I am bummed out that I could not include her in this collection.
@@zombiemagic78 That's too bad. Perhaps there is one in the public domain.
@Katheryn Koelker
Possibly,
@Katheryn Koelker
Possibly,
The opening phrase on Polish Radio was and is: 'Tu Polskie Radio Warszawa'. This is the Polish Radio Warsaw in Polish.
Rather telling line to hear in an obituary at 3:10 about Edward and Mrs Simpson: “The Royal Family never really forgave them”. I don't think we'd likely hear anything like that about Harry when his time comes. 😉
Lol whatever, and its just as pathetic then of them to act like that than it is now, get over it
Goosebumps... God bless the Empire ✝️🇬🇧✝️
Bit late there.
@@reluctantheist5224 only off about 100 years
@@reluctantheist5224 It still exists. The British Monarchy still rules in Canada, Australia, New Zealand, the Falklands, Gibraltar, Northern Ireland and several islands in the Atlantic and the Pacific.
@@justamoravian1042 Ah no , the British monarch only rules in the UK and it's dependent territories . British politics have no influence in these countries and they are entirely independent. The British Empire stopped existing some time ago .
@@reluctantheist5224 You have done absolutely nothing to change my argument. The King of Britain is officialy a King in all of the mentioned territories.
Watching queen Elizabeth’s death announcement makes me cry every time🥺
I was in your position as an American. Hard to lose a loyal ally.
Έτσι είναι, κάθε φορά σαν να το ξαναζείς 😢😢
Same! She died a year after her husband
I believe, besides old age, she died of a broken heart!
@@cheneethompson5756
She died 18 months after the Duke of Edinburgh (the late Prince Philip)
still cries when I hear this 8:32
Κι εγώ πάντοτε....😢😢😢
Beautifully corrgraphed ❤
it is with the greatest sorrow -British Broadcasting Corp.
2002 must’ve been a hard year for the queen
wait till you hear about her 1992
@@lucasseagroveF1 what happened in 1992 was that the Windsor fire?
@@samuelwhite92 and the divorces of Charles, Anne, and Andrew. She called it her "annus horribilus."
@@samuelwhite92 she called it her anus horribilus, as it saw these events (i copied from wikipedia) take place : Publication of photographs pertaining to an affair between Sarah, Duchess of York, and Texan oil millionaire Steve Wyatt (18 January)
Separation of the Queen's second son Prince Andrew, Duke of York, from his wife Sarah (19 March)
Divorce of the Queen's daughter, Anne, Princess Royal, from Captain Mark Phillips (23 April)
Publication of Diana, Princess of Wales' tell-all book Diana: Her True Story, revealing the problems in her marriage to the Queen's eldest son, Charles, Prince of Wales particularly his affair with Camilla Parker Bowles (The Sunday Times, 7 June)
Publication of photographs of Sarah, Duchess of York, sunbathing topless with her friend John Bryan (20 August)
Publication of intimate conversations between Diana and James Gilbey from a tape recording of their phone calls (24 August)
Fire in Windsor Castle, one of the Queen's official residences (20 November)
After her speech had been recorded, one more notable event transpired: the separation of Charles and Diana (9 December).
@jasonkoch minor correction: Charles and Diana merely separated in 1992, but did not officially divorce until 1996.
Too much noise reduction for George V. Pretty neat compilation.
When I was done with class my mom said “The Queen has passed away” RIP all of those mentioned in this vid.
Princess margarets death announcement on the news was from National Nine News Brisbane read by Heather Foord
What’s interesting and a big ‘what if’ is what would have happened if Edward VIII hadn’t abdicated, had his brother (Queen Elizabeth’s father) hadn’t become king? He didn’t have any children, so it’s likely that Elizabeth would still have been next in line and ascended upon his death in 1972, when she was 46.
Can we just point out the Duke of Windsor’s announcement was not done by the BBC? American or Canadian by the accent.
That report was from Australia's Channel Nine!
Didn't they make an announcement when Queen Elizabeth II's grandmother, Mary of Teck, died in 1953??
Yes, but it was copyrighted by British Pathe. It is on UA-cam and I am sad that I couldn’t add her here
@@zombiemagic78 The Crown: Queen Mary aka 'Mary of Teck' Passes Away (1953) | British Pathé Really, too long for this.
i was so surprised when the recent Elizabeth passed, and then was like “no way”
On the news, they said she was sick that morning
So, already knew what was coming
The first time that Elizabeth II was mentioned by the title ''Her Majesty The Queen'' in especially sad circumstances made way for history.
Goes to show how long the Windsors can live for if the Queen Mother, Phillip, and Elizabeth lived even to their 90's (Queen Mother 102). Makes you think how long Charles can last.
Yes! And the others didn’t unfortunately due to their excessive amount of smoking.
@@zombiemagic78 with Harry and William they'll be around in the media for years to come even if Charles is 74. Just depends how those Windsor genes take over. Hell there are people who smoke and drink and still live to an old age. Modern medicine kept Elizabeth and Phillip alive for that long.
@@redmustangredmustang That’s true - look at Jeanne Calment! They all had smoking-related health problems but others like Calment can stand it in her body!
Philip was almost 100
@@redmustangredmustang Queen Elizabeth had her mother's longevity genes and was more careful in how she took care of herself. Her sister, on the other hand, was the rebel daughter who drank, smoked, and partied with celebrities, which caused her health problems and shortened her life. The Queen's stress over Harry and Phillip's declining health and death eventually caused her death. It's hard to tell whether or not Charles will live to be in his 90s. At one point, he may abdicate for William, but I think he is holding on until the grandkids (George, Charlotte, and Louis) are older so that William and Catherine can adjust to their roles as Prince and Princess of Wales, and that William is able to raise the kids while he's young.
There's a statue of king george v in front of our city hall in brisbane as the space is named in his honour
What consistency in these announcements over a period of 90 years! Always the same respect and honor. This is why England has become the UK and is still an important ally of my country, the USA.
England hasn't become the UK, England is a section of the UK
England, Wales, Scotland, and Ireland (Later Northern Ireland) have been part of the UK since 1707 and 1801 respectively.
@R. Knight After a major war for independence, the UK and the US are now the closest of allies. Churchill said to his people, "Never separate yourselves from the Americans."
Love it god save the Queen long live the king
Princess Diana’s death was the first major news report I saw when I came into this wor in 1997.
I remember this normal day of September, when we have know that The Queen Elizabeth II will noult live until 100
I knew when the BBC abandoned a debate in Parliament to announce the Queen was seriously ill that it was only a matter of time before she died.
@@Glenn1967ful
Yes... it was a sad day, even I am not British... that was an important day in history
I also noticed that as soon as the announcement was made that she was very sick, everybody started appearing on TV in mourning suits. Some of them already were no doubt told to put those on before they went on air, because of course they know that they are going to tell us that she is sick, before they tell the world. They all remained in those outfits, so it was pretty obvious to me it was to be imminent & she was going to die in a matter of hours. Of course then everybody appearing on TV was wearing mourning clothing even guests doing scheduled interviews that were appearing by Videolink, I noticed all of them at least tried to do their best to wear a black jacket or a black jumper or something similar. Then of course a couple of hours later we got the sad announcement that she had died & of course nobody appeared on TV not wearing black then!
@@RedCyanPhotosI was heartbroken when she died!
How did they play the national anthem for Diana but not the queen mother?
I apologize, somehow that got cut off in my video. They did play the anthem for the Queen Mother!❤️
I remember seeing the announcement in my chalet at Butlins of the Queen Mother. I met her at Portsmouth when she was boarding the Royal Yacht to 'Cows Week' on the Isle of Wight. Diana, I got up, and my mum was in the lounge with the TV on as Tony Blair was talking, I said, "What've they done to her now, mum said she's died darling.
Queen Elizabeth II, I had just got in from work we had heard the earlier reports but the moment I turned the TV on they announced her death. It is sad when you knew exactly where you were when such announcements were made.
The Queen Was A Very nice person and I’m really sad she had to deal with all of these losses in those parts of her life
God ain’t willing the Royals going to Paris…
TRUE WTH LOOK AT THIS: Wallis Simpson died in Paris and she wasn’t rlly accepted into the royal family. Edward died in Paris and she abdicated which the royal family wasn’t pleased by. Princess Diana died in Paris and the royal family wasn’t happy with her either.
Coincidence or Conspiracy???
King Edward died of Throat Cancer.
Prince Philip died two months before his 100th birthday like my great-grandmother!!!!
Even back then, the Americans still didn't understand that there were no Kings/Queens of England.
There are traditionally, right? But the Prime Minister is the lead role
@@zombiemagic78 no, there aren't. When James VI of Scotland inherited the English throne in 1603 on the death of Elizabeth I, this created the Union of the Crown. He set about creating the Union Jack flag as well, the flag of the United Kingdom, Jack being short for Jacobus, the Latin version of James. It took until 1707 until the parliaments of Scotland and England were United, creating the United Kingdom of Great Britain. No one has been crowned King/Queen of England or Scotland since. The Kingdoms of England and Scotland were United, hence the name United Kingdom. It is the United Kingdom which is the sovereign State and not the separate countries which make up the UK.
Ohh that’s what I thought - thank you for clarifying this to me! I was on the right track that the monarch is the the King of many parts in the United Kingdom (Northern Ireland, Wales… etc.) But I didn’t know this part. Thanks a lot!
@@zombiemagic78 He's the monarch of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland as the country stands as of now. Not the King of England/Scotland/Northern Ireland separately as they aren't sovereign.
Ohhh, thank you
May they rest in peace 🕊️💐🙏
Inaccurate The Queen Mother was still one hundred and one when she passed March 2002 five months before her birthday in August .
But in her 102nd year means 2002, as it was her 102nd year alive since 1900
i was having my therapy session when the queen died. i stopped mid sentence (as i was scrolling facebook at the time) and shouting: "OH SHIT THE QUEEN'S DEAD!"
did someone heard it? (apart from your therapist)
This is Britain - with Royal dignity always present. 😊👍
Bahahahaha
Surprised there's no announcement for Queen Mary.
Look at pinned comment.
And then there were people, at the time who scolded this fine journalist, who probably wasn't aware shortly before, for wearing a red tie! He had to apologise which I still think is nonsense!
The queen died one day before my birthday
They skipped over the death of Queen Mary of Teck.(wife of George V).
I had to remove it. British Pathé wanted me to
@@zombiemagic78 why?
@@warblerab2955 copyright
I can understand "God Save The Queen" being played to honor Queen Elizabeth II, but why play it for Princess Diana and Prince Phillip?
I guess Princess Margaret lives shorter than her Sister Queen Elizabeth and her mother
Why is the BBC announcenment of the death of Princess Margaret NOWHERE on the internet to be found?
"God save the Queen"!!!
Waiting for this similar announcement for Charles
January 20 was actually my (Unbirthed) birthday lol
More intresting than Cbbebies Christmas Prom 2017
Imagine prince William and Harry at such a young age 's to find out that there mother died
William was 15 and harry was just 12. would have been absolutely awful, and to have their father tell them...
God save the Queen
@@Darquesse24601
I bet, I was 20 when the Queen died and Mummy told me that Queen Elizabeth II had died; the shock hit me and I realised i had just become Queen of Wales just as bbc announced the news. I’m 21 now and it still hurts
Which version of God save the king/queen of television with Queen Elizabeth II
BBC September 8 2022
@@zombiemagic78 I mean which version like if it was God save the king or God save the king?
@@RJ-GAMES One last God Save the Queen in her honor ❤️
@@zombiemagic78 Okay
@APJ Same Here
how come no one can ever post a video with audio and video in sync????
My original file of the video is in sync. Not sure what happened with UA-cam when it uploaded
I was on a plane journey home when I got the announcement of the queens death on the tannoy just broke
What? The tannoy broke? Bahahaha
IN THE SUBTITLES FOR HM Queen September 8 - the number stands upside down... :-)
No mention of Queen Mary who died March 24 1953
Yes
As he put in the pin comments above, it was included in this video, but due to British Pathe owning the copyright, they made him take it down
🎵📈🎵📈🎵📈 Buckingham palace announces the death of his royal Highness the duke of Edinbruh 🎵📉🎵📉🎵📉
😢
It's pretty ironic how whoever Princess Margaret was died a week before I was born
That's not ironic
@@KMartin-jf5kw 👁️👄👁️
7:30 very iconic announcement, indeed
Here's my story, in my country at midnight, (around 4:30 am at Sept 9, depends of timezones) I opened youtube app on my phone after I played MOBA Game for 1 hour, then my recommendations pops up, then I said, "Is that true?". Then I checked on Twitter and that post was true and it's not joking. Then I watched this video clip announcing that news. Afterwards, at 5:30am, the local news was covering too. Additionally, Memes about the Queen was actually pop up on social media (I remembered JScatts post on Twitter and a Bass drop meme regarding to the Announcement). Now, jokes about the Queen on that day is the meme of the month last September, according to Know your Meme.
You missed the death of Mary of Teck wife of King George V
I had it but British Pathe took my video down - as the announcement belongs to them. But I love Queen Mary! And I am bummed out that I could not include her in this collection.
@@zombiemagic78 is it annoying having to reply that to so many comments?
@@CaptainJackSparrowSavvy Yep🤣
@@zombiemagic78 I Can Understand that.
The King did not peacefully pass away, he was killed by his doctor...
Peacefully he did die. He was injected with a huge dose of painkillers.
@@setonix9151 an overdose of morphine and cocaine into the king's jugular vein.
The doctor did it at the request of the royal family and also that the death would be reported in the more dignified morning Paper
@@thesswb4463 NOT at the royal's family request, it was his decision alone, first he instructed a nurse, upon refusal, he performed it himself - God, so much desperation, obsession with self-righteousness !!!!!
@@mc152938 Calm down.
Gagap nya king George V ternyata menurun ke anaknya yaitu raja George vi
No Queen Mary? (1953)
British Pathe unfortunately copyrighted my Queen Mary clip, so it was removed. But it is easily accessible on UA-cam!
Is it a coincidence that the Queen Mum died at 3.15 and Elizabeth II 3.30?
Yes.
If Charles dies at 3.45 then we can freek out.
I just gotta say why does king George v look like Nicholas ii
They were cousins!
Everyone else “passed peacefully” except Diana. No wonder why the two princes aren’t at peace with themselves nor one another.
Are you blaming them?
@@carlosmpsenyorcapitacollon6977 no no, I just thought it’s ironic how all of the royals passed peacefully and she had a very very traumatic life and death and now her boys are feuding. Trauma has its way of leaving its indelible mark on us. I too recently lost my mother and my relationship with my brother has never been the same. It’s just so so sad
Nothing to do with their mother's death. Harry met a bad woman...
@@locoHAWAIIANkane The passed peacefully thing is what is said when people die in bed, whether they go down thrashing around and moaning or not. It isn't ironic. In fact it is what one might expect would come from the recklessness of the paparazzi. It is definitely tragic, though. I had an experience not much different from yours. I hope yours turns out better in the end. You might remember Edward VIII and his brother George VI didn't get along, either. That is often the case with the heir and the spare. Talk about your sibling rivalry! Then there is Charles and Andrew. Elizabeth II crushed her sister's wedding hopes. No way was her mother going to sit still for Margaret's being with a divorcé when Edward VIII made such a hash of everything. My guess is Camilla broke that barrier once and for all. We might even get a Catholic for George. We can be sure he and Charlotte will have some public tiffs. Louis might sit back like his uncle Edward does and watch the show. There's much to be said for being nowhere near the throne, although you can never be quite sure. Look at Victoria.
Diana was in a car crash
Nothing peaceful about that
May she rest in peace, tho!
No Mary of Teck?
Read the pinned comment.
@@CaptainJackSparrowSavvy I don't see any pinned comments. However, I have read through the comments and found the explanation.
@@stellablu425 Sorry, I'm not sure if it was pinned. Really Sorry.
What about Nerissa and Katherine Bowes-Lyon
They were not royal
@@pedanticradiator1491 I suppose.
Wallis Simpson was at Princess Diana's wedding??😱
I very much doubt it. She would have been as welcome as someone else's fart in your space suit.
Not gonna lie Prince Philip death was shocking and Queen Elizabeth II death was unexpected and also shocking
London Bridge Is Down 😢
You misspelled Prince Philip.
Oops, thank you for informing me!