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'You will be missed by millions' - M.E.N. reader tributes continue to pour in after The Queen's death
09.09.2022 - 16:07 / manchestereveningnews.co.uk
Tributes to Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II, have continued to pour in from Manchester Evening News readers the day after the world learned of her passing.
Her Majesty died at the age of 96 yesterday afternoon (September 8) at Balmoral Castle, surrounded by her family . The news, announced at 6.30pm last night, prompted a tsunami of grief and emotion in the UK, and across the world.
Naturally, M.E.N. readers were keen to share their memories of Her Majesty last night, and those tributes have continued into this morning. Many have taken to social media to express their feeling of loss.
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“Every time I read about her death makes me cry,” Robina Akhtar said, succinctly. Many were glad to learn that some members of the Royal Family were by her bedside when she died.
“I'm glad some of her family made it and were by her side. I hated the thought of her passing without any of them being there to comfort her,” Amanda Ochampaugh said. Emma Bell added: “I’m so glad she didn’t die alone, I got quite upset thinking that no one was there when she died as I’d heard she’d died earlier in the afternoon when most of the senior Royals were still travelling.”
Linkys remembered her sense of duty: “Queen Elizabeth II sacrificed herself unconditionally for the British crown – in good times and in bad. Rest in Peace.” Mary Hardy added: “A very sad day yesterday RIP OUR QUEEN we will always love you.”
Mark Walsh described the Queen as ‘a truly remarkable lady’, and Susan Evans said she was ‘a credit to our country’.
“It's hit me more than I thought,” Diane Bland said. “I have cried. But she did us proud for 70 years. She's now back with her love, Phillip. RIP Ma’am, you will be
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