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  After the death of Queen Elizabeth II, three countries are preparing to liberate from the British monarchy.  These include Australia, Antigua-Barbuda and Jamaica.  Referendums of all three are due in the year 2025.  In this, the people of these countries will vote about whether to remain under the British Empire or not.  It is believed that there is an atmosphere against the British monarchy in these countries.  A 'Self Rule Campaign' is also being run for these countries to become republics. The Queen was the head of state of 15 countries during her reign.  Queen Elizabeth passed away on September 8, 2022.  After this his son Charles became King.  The biggest challenge before Charles would be to maintain the expansion of the British Empire.

  People gathered in large numbers outside Buckingham Palace. The Queen's body will be laid at Westminster Hall in London The Queen's body will be laid at Westminster Hall in London at 5pm (local time) on Wednesday.  People may have to wait in queues up to three miles (5 km) long to see the queen on the day of the funeral.  Common people will be able to pay their last respects to the Queen for four days here.  For this, arrangements have been made for portable toilets, barriers and other necessary things.  Some people have already reserved their place.  However, due to bad weather, people can also miss out on getting the last glimpse.

  Queen Elizabeth's coffin arrived at Westminster Hall in London on 14 September.  Here people will be able to have the last glimpse of the Queen for the next 4 days i.e. till 18 September.  Meanwhile, a guard guarding here suddenly fell.  He was standing next to the Queen's coffin. The video of this incident went viral on social media.  It can be seen in the video that a Royal Guard wearing a black uniform suddenly fainted and fell to the ground.  After the fall of the Royal Guard, the other guards present there run towards them and try to lift it.  After a while the guard who fell on the ground regains consciousness and he gets up and stands again in his place.