Britain entered the national mourning period to mourn the late queen

Xinhua News Agency, London, September 9th (Reporter Cuckoo Xu Feng) The British government said on the 9th that the country entered a period of condolences to mourn the British Queen Elizabeth II, who had died a few days ago.

The British government released news on the official website that the national mourning period will continue until the end of the national funeral day. During this period, royal houses, government buildings and military institutions reduced half a flag. The British government has not made mandatory requirements for commercial operations, public services, and sports events, but the England Football Super League has decided to postpone multiple games.

Buckingham Palace issued a statement on the same day that the royal family members and staff will mourn the royal family, and the time continues until the seventh day after the national funeral. The specific date of the national funeral will be announced in a timely manner.

On the 9th, a large number of people gathered mourning outside the Buckingham Palace, and many people went to the royal palace such as Windsor Castle to offer flowers. British Prime Minister Trasse and the Labor Party of the opposition party spoke at the parliament and paid tribute to the late queen.

At noon, Westminster's Church, Sao Paulo Cathedral and Windsor Castle rang bell. In the afternoon, Hyde Park, Tower of London and other places to release gifts. In the evening, the prayer ceremony of St. Paul's Cathedral was held.

The new King Charles III said in a television speech on the evening of the 9th that Elizabeth II was a role model for him and all family members. Thanks to the queen for paying for the royal family and the country over the years. He also stated that he would serve the people in his lifetime and serve the public in his lifetime.

Queen Elizabeth II died on the 8th in Barlolburg, Scotland at the age of 96. Her eldest son, 73 -year -old Crown Prince Charles inherited the throne.

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