Buckingham Palace confirmed this Thursday, September 8, that Queen Elizabeth AII, aged 96, died.

This Thursday, the doctors from Queen isabel II96, said they were “concerned” about her health and recommended that she be placed under medical observation at Scotland’s Balmoral castle, Buckingham Palace said.

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“The queen died peacefully this afternoon at Balmoral”Palace announced.

“After this morning’s new assessment, the Queen’s doctors are concerned about Her Majesty’s health and have recommended that she remain under medical supervision,” said Buckingham Palace, which also noted that, despite everything, the king was “comfortable” and continuing at Balmoral. Castle, which was the summer residence of Queen Elizabeth II.

His family was informed of the situation, as mentioned by the British PA agent, while the Prime Minister, Liz Truss, expressed the country’s concern at the news.

Several members of the royal family landed in Aberdeen

British Air Force (RAF) aircraft with around seven members of the British royal family on board, incl duke of cambridgelanded at around 15:00 GMT at Aberdeen (Scotland) airport, where passengers were expected to go to Balmoral Castle to see Queen Elizabeth II.

Prince Charles, heir to the British crown, is already at Balmoral with his mother, reports his residence at Clarence House. The Prince of Wales is traveling with his wife, Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall. Likewise, Princess Anne, the sultan’s only daughter, is at Balmoral.

As reported by the public channel BBCapart from the prince Williamon the device also travels the Duke of York, andrewsecond son of the sultan and earls of Wessex.

Prince Harry, who usually lives with Meghan and their two children in the United States, is also traveling by other means, according to local press.

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The removal of a major member of the royal family seems to reflect the seriousness of the queen’s health conditionwho remains “comfortable” at his residence, according to a brief statement issued by Buckingham Palace.

It should be noted that the Duchesses of Cambridge and Sussex, Catherine and Meghan, respectively, have yet to travel to Balmoral Castle in Scotland with their husbands to meet Queen Elizabeth II, who is under medical supervision.

According to British media, Catalina has been staying in Windsor, where she now lives, to care for her three children, who this Thursday started a new school in the area, while Meghan will remain in Londonthough he won’t be attending tonight’s awards ceremony as planned.

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‘The whole country is deeply concerned’

The health of the Queen, who has long suffered from “mobility problems”, has deteriorated since she received at Balmoral on Tuesday Boris Johnson, who tendered her resignation as prime minister, and her successor, Liz Truss, whom she had entrusted. government training.

After learning about Buckingham Palace’s announcement, British Prime Minister Liz Truss confirmed this Thursday “The whole country is deeply concerned about the news received from Buckingham Palace” about Queen Elizabeth II’s health.

“My thoughts – and that of everyone in the UK – are with Her Majesty The Queen and her family at this time,” the new head of government said on Twitter.

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On Tuesday, Elizabeth II received a new prime minister in Balmoral, whom she asked to form a government after being elected leader of the Conservative Party, replacing Boris Johnson, who stepped down last July.

In released photos from the meeting between Elizabeth II and Truss, the sultan can be seen smiling, but very thin and with a scepter in his hand. The Queen suspended a meeting of the Privy Council on Wednesday, which is made up of officials and politicians who advise her.

Meanwhile, the Speaker of the House of Commons, Lindsay Hoyle, interrupted the parliamentary address to state: “I know I speak for the entire House when I say that we send our best wishes to Her Majesty The Queen and that she and the entire Royal Family are in our thoughts and prayers.” us right now.”

“If there is anything else, we will inform the DPR,” he added.

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Elizabeth II celebrated her Platinum Jubilee this year, marking her 70th year on the throne, a record in British history.

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