How the world's media interrupted broadcasts to announce the death of Queen Elizabeth II
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- Buckingham Palace announced on Thursday evening that Queen Elizabeth II had died peacefully at Balmoral in Scotland.
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The world's media interrupted their regular broadcasting to announce the news after concerns grew throughout the day worldwide. Footage shows broadcasts from Italy, the US, France and Germany. After the announcement, the flag at Buckingham Palace and Windsor Castle flew at half-mast to signal the Queen's death
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why charles 😒
The king is a member of the WEF.
@@deadsheep1559what is WEF?
Well
@@eldartaghiyev8422 the World economic forum.
"The King has.. The Queen has passed away" Lady you had one job
Fox news....duh...where am I?
Probably she doesn't care like the rest of the world
I was literally thinking that
She was just being hopeful.
@alwl89 The year most Fox News viewers still live in (or would like to go back to) I guess.
i love how this video perfectly portrays each country’s mannerisms, germany being straight to the point, italy being somewhat laid back about it, france being elegant, while america fumbles it’s words
It is Fox though
It's FOX News, the other networks were more professional (mostly)
Thats so true lol
@@JLCreativeProductions yeah ... CNN is only professionalism.
american moment
Italy: Very sentimental, heartfelt voice.
France: Very elegant and refined.
Germany: Very precise.
USA: Can't even say a phrase without stumbling.
USA: As a country we generally don't care about monarchy stuff but wasn't that lady rumored to be immortal?
@@morphingninja The point was not whether or no you care but whether or not your countrymen can speak English because that's the only language you know lol.
Literally reflective of the countries lol
@@edwardspencer9397 you do know that we learn at least a second language in school right? Generally there's no one else around that makes those languages relevant (unless you learn Spanish and live in the southwest, or something like that) so the second language often falls out of practice pretty easily (and fun fact the US doesn't actually have a official language). I keep forgetting Europe is just a bunch of high schoolers waiting to jump on America for any slip up so they can laugh instead of focusing on fixing what they didn't understand.
@@morphingninja It's not about caring, it's about journalism!
As a South African living in Germany, that was the most German thing possible. No waffling, direct, informative and the order in which each line was said was weighted in complete perfect hierarchy. Herzlichen Glückwunsch Deutschland!
I love that about Germans. So direct and to the point.
@@anaromello we are terrible people tho
@@hunterbrooklyn6822 umm...no. Speak for yourself, please.
@@Siberian. I can speak for a lot of us
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I can really appreciate how Germany told the news. Straight to the point and yet full of consoling details
It's just how we do it. Unlike in the US, where small talk is expected when conveying important information, in Germany, you just get straight to it.
@@Chrischi3TutorialLPs nonsense
@@Chrischi3TutorialLPs as a german: you can agree without bashing the US.
@@lamiz3786 If you think that was me bashing the US, you've never seen me bash the US.
@@lamiz3786 that wasnt bashing the us mein freund, that was just talking straight to the point and analyzing what the issue in the us is. It was constructive criticizism
In German everyday culture, it is a form of politeness, to get straight to the point, thus not wasting the time of others. This is especially true for important information, like when a very important person has died. It also puts aside your own importance, when delivering news, and emphasises the importance of the news and the person its about.
Interesting! That is not the case in the political as well as business sector where the German speaking world is unfortunately adopting the US American model of never getting to the point and talking without actually saying something.
@@NoctLightCloud Well politicians will be politicians. Only few ever get to the point. I'd say that's an international phenomenon, though. But the german business sector not being straight to the point? What the heck are you on about? I can tell you it's usually no nonsense and straight to the point. There is no small talk, they are professional and friendly but they won't waste any time to make the deal and move on to the next. I do business all over europe and i know that business in germany and scandinavia usually is quicker and more efficient than in southern europe for example. In italy or spain it's not rare to wait a few days to even get a response to an inquiry. While the same thing may only take a few mails and half an hour to complete with the danish. That's just how it often is. And i love those differences, that's europe.
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@@davideldridge733 the last flag is the Belgian flag..
Short and simple, love it.
As always, a full, thorough, detailed and accurate offering from the Germans. And so straight to the point. In this age of waffling around, I find it refreshing.
Hello Maria, how are you doing today.
the germany fangirling is getting boring. she just read the news. just stop watching american rubbish and chill dude
Queen Elizabeth died that's expected now moving to weather report
@@gg-ps1vzThe French news already reported her dead, it's continuation of the news.. while the German presenter news began with the news of her death hence why it was very direct
Well that's how news work.
Like in school you learn how to write a basic report (be straight but not harsh, include all Information, sort for importancy).
I am actually stunned how weird the other news are made... Like you learn how to prepare that, after all you read it off a pronpter, sb will write that and has time to do it correctly.
They feel so unpreprared and unprofessional, more like a person in a Talkshow than a news Broadcast.
As a British citizen who speaks a little Italian, French and German, the German announcement moves me close to tears.
@@adrianlean9628 harry is living the life his poor old wife wants.
I’ve worked in nursing homes, I’ve seen couples that were married for so long die just months apart, so much stress puts a lot of pressure on a persons heart and when you are already very old it’s much more dangerous. I believe the Queen was in a lot of stress and was suffering since her husband’s death.
This! It's true! I've been looking for a comment like this! In some cases with old aged siblings as well!
She also caught Covid in February.
she had money tho
@@aleks1364 I don’t understand your point, if you meant she can be happy with it, then not really. It can’t buy you everything you want, and if it’s her husband that she wanted then money can’t bring back the dead
@@sphinixLike wait until someone decides to bring her back somehow in the far future lol
Germany, no wasting time and straight to the point. France, gives the announcement in a soothing manner. US, fumbles the announcement and is unsure of what to say.
Why are there so many bots in the comments spam posting this particular copy/paste comment? The leadership in Germany is obviously not that intelligent considering they relied on Russia for energy and now they have none. The same can be said about the UK.
The Fox News announcement was a joke.
The german news part was broadcast an hour after the announcement of her death.
The country with the lowest IQ had to show up.
Europe cares , US went to war to not care about the monarchy
I like the simple background with the black and white portrait in the background on the German news, and the calm voice in which the news are presented. I think it is a very respectful way of spreading the news.
The German newscast was very professional. And a great portrait of her brought the emotions home.
German news blunt and straight to the point. Wouldn't expect anything less.
Meanwhile the Argentinian television comemored the death.
Love how Fox News aren’t even sure if it’s a King or a Queen who has died.
😆
"Sandra, you had ONE job"
That whole network and organization is a just a running joke.
They complain about people stating their pronouns and bathrooms people use, yet called Elizabeth II "King".
Ikr
Feels chilling, for some reason. Truly shows the impact this woman had that the entire world paused briefly at the announcement of her passing.
She literally did nothing
The same would happen with any popular world leader nothing new in here
It's not even the entire world, mostly inside of Europe only, lol.
Honestly I thought she would surpass us all. I was really shocked to hear this news
Lol nobody really cares if some old ahh lady passed away
Only thing is that the broadcasts of the French and German stations weren't interrupted but scheduled, so of course those announcements sound different. The announcement of her death was made at 6:30pm UK time (7:30 in France and Germany), however both of the broadcasts from France and Germany shown in this clip were the start of the 8 o'clock news.
Can we try to just write accurate captions? It cannot be too hard!
Can confirm for the italian one too
„Liar“ 💀 selber keine ahnung haben und jemanden als lügner bezeichen…. Schau dir mal bitte die 20 Uhr tagessschau vom 8.09. an das ist exakt der clip vom anfang.
@Funtime Florian 💀Junge das ist die tages schau. Die ist immer um 20 Uhr
Hello Sanya..how you doing today?
Foreigners always trying to make America look bad...
I'm not even a royalist but her Majesty has always been there and I feel that the World is just a little sadder with her not been there. And I cry for a person who I have never met. Thank you for your service.
I actually get what you mean
*Whenever someone spoke of "The Queen" he meant Elizabeth II. There are few feats greater than achieving ownership of a noun.*
Well it actually depends on the country. In Thailand when they say "The Queen" they mean the queen of Thailand, and in Jordan when they say "The Queen" they mean the queen of Jordan. The reason that the queen was called "The Queen" in so many countries was because she was queen of the Commonwealth realms. That meant that Queen Elizabeth was "The Queen" everywhere from Canada, to the Bahamas, to Australia, to New Guinea.
I can think of quite a few feats greater than anything queenie did.
@@musicandfilms9956 *that's exactly what I said, silly.*
@@musicandfilms9956 Helps to read the comment before replying
And yet people will forget about her eventually and a new queen will come up and said noun will then be associated with her. People really are dramatic these days, the world is not going to end now.
“It has always been easy to hate and destroy. To build and to cherish is much more difficult” - Queen Elizabeth ll 💙
BYE COLONIZER THE WORLD IS CELEBRATING
Really ??? Tell that to Diana whom she had whacked. Tell it to the missing children in Kamloops, British Columbia, in connect with Queenie’s visit. And more.
And what, prey tell have the royals ever built?
@@memethingz6004 When you unintentionally prove the quote to be true.
@@angelwings7930 who had whacked Diana? Diana was dating a playboy and a drug addict, for sure she enjoyed drugs while playing a sweet princess worldwide and got whacked by it eh
as a german i rly apruciate how they did this
short, respectful and to the point
as i like my news
I remember turning on the TV and I saw the queen in black and white I immediately knew what happened but I went on Google to cheak and I was stunned
I was busy with paperwork in the evening when an acquintance walked up to me with her phone and said; 'Ohhh.. queen Elisabeth is dead.."
And I went; 'Aaahww....aahhww that's too bad. But she was very old, wasn't she? But still.."
And then we sortof silently continued our work. And I went and recorded a video that I somehow thought was fitting, but in hindsight, was mainly for myself haha.
Truly the end of an era, there will be no other “royals” to reach that level of love and respect.
i respected her as much as i respect any rich pensioner landlord who i have never met
@@resiseven7407 L + Ratio
Hopefully the royal family will come to an end soon enough
@@resiseven7407 that is to say, I loathed her
@@-Syncere- i think big liz took the real L today
My Mother admired the Queen for her grace and dignity. She was one of my mother’s heroes. My Mom passed away six months ago. Now we have lost the Queen in the same year. I love you Mom. Truly a great generation they both belonged to.
Ouch sorry
At least your mum didn't have to watch this news it would probably have upset her very much, sorry for your loss!
rip x
What exactly did the queen do that was hero like to your mom?
I hope you rest well after your mothers death
I was at work. It was a dreary day, windy and cloudy. Work was slow. I got a text message from my grandmother. Her usual humor shined through.
"Balmoral just got off the phone with me, the Queen has passed. Long live the Queen, Long live the King."
I'm not sure why I began to cry, but I did.
tell your grandma that you will never see her again unless she takes back the "Long live the Queen, Long live the King"
After all this time, it still brings tears to my eyes when I hear the announcements.
I can confirm that lots of us in Italy were shocked when the announcement came. I literally saw people crying while I was on the bus, all reading the news on their phone. I was moved too honestly, and the journalist too
True
I have leaked footage of the queen check my channel
Why?
@@eikeksimimea1071 Because she was the queen of our hearts 😔
Thank you Italy. I'm on vacation in eastern Europe and locals went to the embassy with flowers and candles in sorrow to pay tribute for our Queen . Very emotional.
I like how the German media outlet didn't drag it out and started the broadcast with the most pertinent information first.
how it should of been too.
One of the main reasons is that it's not just *a* German media outlet, it's *the* German media outlet there is for watching news. Tagesschau is the biggest German news programme that's broadcast on multiple channels at the same time, so the news are always down to the point with no unnecessary talking whatsoever.
Still, the Tagesschau broadcast was highly unusual, as famous people who died are usually the last thing before the weather, unless their death is part of another news story like an attack targeted at that person.
I think that every single 8pm news broadcast in Europe started with the sentence " Queen Elizabeth II is dead".
@@leDespicableand all of the evening TV programs, no matter if private or public channels, all start at 8:15pm because Tagesschau this news show airs from 8-8:15pm
Are we going to ignore the fact that the 2nd lady reporting said "The King has-" and then immediately went like "The Queen has passed away" like nothing happned.
But all jokes aside, no time. R.I.P Your Majesty.❤
Just wanna mention that the German Broadcast here was never interrupted. It was the standard 20.00 / 8 PM News Show, the Queen's Death was just the first part (after the introduction seen here they proceeded to show a more throughout report talking about her life, the entire thing took up half of the show's duration though)
The only thing that differentiated this death announcement from the others this news show does is the length of the report (around 8 minutes, while the show only runs till 8.15 PM)
And that instead of being the last before weather and sports, it was the very first news of the show.
AFAIK there was a breaking news crawl there when the queen's death was announced.
The Italian newscaster was visibly moved by the news she was going to announce :(
Vero...
Same with the Fox News reporter too, she appeared to be quite moved.
@@Dragnulls When you do nothing but fail in life.
@@Dragnulls the Queen was mostly responsible for the decolonisation of the Empire. At least mostly peacefully.
@@Dragnullsnice comment, now back to stocking shelves!
Many nations still have their own royal families but in almost every nation in the world if you simple say "The Queen" without qualifier they automatically think of the Queen of England, 96 years of life, more then 70 years as Queen, Wartime Ambulance driver, public servant, diplomat without equal, wife, mother, grandmother, great grandmother.... and as someone who has worked with soldiers who guarded and met her personally an all round nice woman i'm told.
She was a mechanic too!! What an amazing life this woman led.
That might change when we start referring to “the king”…
In my country if you say "the queen" they don't think of Elizabeth
So you capping
@@dv9239
‘Almost every’
Doesn’t necessarily include yours.
@@dv9239 what’s your country?
For all those who are wondering about the precise nature of the German part: That wasn't an interruption of the broadcast but the regular 8pm news. They had way more time to prepare.
True. The French broadcast was also from exactly the same time. Only the Italian and American clips came from the moment the Palace made the statement.
However, nevertheless they only had half an hour to prepare with confirmation being at 19:30 Berlin time.
Nevertheless, as everyone says it is so direct and straight to the point. No messing about. "Königin Elizabeth ist tot."
other countries: queen elizabeth II has died.
america: the king has - the queen has passed away.
How very German: "The Queen is dead", straight to the point
I think what she said translates more to “has passed” or “is gone”, not exactly sure
@@uwuLegacy "Tot" simply means dead. so "queen Elizabeth the second is dead" is the correct translation.
@@Me1le ah thanks
Yep, "ist tot" quite literally just means "is dead". If you wanna be less direct, you'd use "ist gestorben", which could be translated either as "has died" or as "has passed".
i am from germany and she said death Tod
She took on that roll at 25 unexpectedly and she stood by her word to do her best ..much respect for her..RIP
RIP QUEEN ELIZABETH
Her role isn't easy, but perchance people rolling eyes is easy
Play me the smallest violin. She was lucky.
Was that a bread roll?
@@black_forest_ Can you describe being King of the UK as a 'job'? Does he pay income tax; is he in a trade union; does he have a boss...?
Nobody will ever compare. She is sorely missed. 💔
Still makes me cry now. 😢❤
She was recognised as 'The Queen' around the world, the most influential queen, most influential woman in last 70 years not just in the UK but around the world that commanded the respect of every leader of every country. For they didn't just see a woman but a powerful woman, that dedicated her life to service, showed strong leadership, and gave hope to those around the world. You be very hard pressed find another woman or man willing to put duty to country and people before personal ambition. The ultimate influencer that didn't need an Instagram/Twitter account to have a positive effect on millions around the world. There won't be another woman, leader or celebrity that will ever achieve what she did in her 70 years of dedicated service. Immortalised around the world not just the UK.
yeahhhh maybe in the monarchy. however i cant tell you how many BILLIONS of people are celebrating her death.
Talking BS
Wait 'till the haters start flooding in
She literally did nothing
Well said.
My land lady is British (we live in Canada) and it broke my heart seeing her cry once we knew about her majesty. She told me that when she was in school many years ago, the queen visited her school. She even has a picture of that day and it was amazing!
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Even after 1year I can’t believe the Queen has gone. She is sadly missed. ❤
I am even tearing up now ..................THE QUEEN WAS my GRANDMOTHER I NEVER HAD
That lady made German sound lovely. R.I.P to the Queen. Met her once at the local church very small woman, very polite.
she's not "making german sound lovely", german is a beautiful language, being portrayed badly often
@@nanipanini so true
@@nanipanini when people think of german it's usually screaming men.
@@bruh5992 thats exactly what i mean by "being portrayed badly"
It's funny how direct Germans are in their language
We all knew it's going to happen sooner or later and still I can't comprehend that she really died.
She had such a great personality and a lot of humor, even at her age.
As a german, I never really viewed her as a monarch, more like an adorable grandma, who would surely be fun to drink a cup of tea with and listen to her story.
Rest in Peace Queen Elizabeth II, you'll never be forgotten.
Her family are the biggest thieves in history, behind China
I know. Mortal after all.
Here in Sweden I also saw her as a grandma of the world and Angela Merkel as a mother of Europe.
@@Dragnulls She didn't colonise anywhere. During her reign the decolonisation of the British Empire was completed. I am not a supporter of Royalty but facts are facts.
@@Dragnulls troll
The moment this happened I was just in shock, I really thought she would make it through to a 100 years old
She took a huge L fr
Although I'm German and I'm flattered by all the compliments i have to admit there is an important difference here: The German TV channel didn't interrupt its program, unlike Fox News or the Italian one. It's an excerpt from the main news show a couple hours later. That's why it is so on point and precise :)
I can't believe Her Majesty is gone. She was on the throne longer than I've been alive. It's hard to imagine a world with out her. RIP dear Lady 🙏.
You can't believe it?
Really?
She was like 150!
Gone, but not forgotten.
its gunna be pretty easy to think of life without her considering she only really showed up at Christmas anyway to read off a script.
i am very much not lookign forward to the weeks of every TV channel, newspaper and radio station being about her fuckign dying though.
@@prozenconns7082 Plus, if you pay your T.V. licence you've also had the pleasure of forking out 160 quid for the honour of having the BBC shart this at you for the next two or so months.
@@prozenconns7082 If you are in the UK then she has raised more money that you and I benefit from than anyone else, directly through tax and indirectly through so many other methods. Mostly through the additional tourism they draw in. A couple of years ago, Forbes estimated that they contribute £19 billion to the UK economy every year. Sure that's an estimate, but it's 20 times more than they gain from the tax payer to help run things.
And I suggest you look up what "soft power" is. The UK benefits greatly from having a royal family. Republicans know this, but this reality clashes with their fundamental fantasy ideals.
I'm French, not a royalist in any ways but I can definitely recognize how important she was as a figure to the United Kingdom and all the Commonwealth of nations and how her death is seen as a tragic news for our neighbours
I know our respective countries have always shared a complicated history but I wanted to express all my sincere condolences to our British allies in honour of a woman whose existence will for sure be graved in the history books. Take care in those difficult times British friends🇫🇷🤍🇬🇧
Thank you for your kind thoughts 🙏 🇬🇧
at least you said condolences instead of "my prayers go out..."
@Julia Lowe - thank you for your kind words and solidarity from across the channel. She will be greatly missed by the British people and those she touched with service and dignity around the world.
Vive l'empereur
Merci bien, Julia Lou.
Rest In Peace Queen Elizabeth.
At :33 Yes as many of you have said she fumbled her words but you can also hear the shakiness in her voice. Just goes to show the impact she had around the world with ALL cultures. RIP to the greatest monarch we’ve ever known
Yes, very unprofessional.
Honestly
I'll never forget my great uncle who was a proud ex navy man going to see the Queen and as she walked past he removed his hat, she came up to him and said thankyou.
Rest in peace
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Once had the pleasure of meeting the Queen at a charity do. She was surprisingly down to Earth, and VERY funny.
What a funny story.
RIP Elizabeth II - gone, but not forgotten.
Wonderful story, she makes a cracking muffet of tea I heard!
@@Sycophants_should_suffer I wonder who got the power pack.
Aha..aha..ahahaha…NEWS
0:31 she fumbled the bag 💀💀
She was a magnificent queen. The US sends our regards to our British brothers & sisters
I like the German style. Very calm, factual and still dignified. RIP 🙏🏻
1:21
I mean, the Queen is more German than English really
That's why I like Germans. Straight to the point no bs
@@realeyesrealisereallies97 indeed, as is our King Filip (here in Belgium), they are relatives
@harry macdonald Didn't think it would be long before there were comments from Scotland... You can all celebrate with a deep fried mars bar and a plate of haggis... Judging by the headstones in a "certain" cemetery not far from Glasgow, she out lived you lot...
I miss our Queen she was very special to me like losing my own mum
Absolutely heartbroken, still.
I remember when we where doing a chapter in English, where we were talking about the Royal Family. Seeing her died made my hearth broke in 1000 pieces. Rest in peace, Queen Elizabeth II.
Peace*, just correcting coz that sounds bad.
@@calistafalcontail no, they were adding that memory.. 👀
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What did you talk about specifically.
Why your heart broken into 1000 pieces. Did she gave you her unearned, stolen money?
So nice to hear Italian, French and German. Grateful to be European!
Former colonies are celebrating 🍾 Time to give all that stolen wealth back
same! We should all stand together als Europeans
Thank you, XeaRae and sobean, for your words! I am also grateful to be European and I agree, we should stand together as Europeans. But also as people of the world. We are one big family on this beautiful planet. Let us all stand together, help each other and just enjoy life on Mother Earth.
The death of Queen Elizabeth brings us together. Let's keep it that way. It would be a wonderful farewell gift for Her Majesty. Rest in love, dear ma'm 💖
Every time I watch this I cry. Even 2 weeks later.
i was in the school bus with three friends just talking, until one shut us up and we heard the radio, and after like 6 seconds of silence, one started laughing 😭
FOULLLL
@@nasihahihi whats worse is that it wasn't like a giggle or a normal laugh, girl was CACKLING 💀
When you think about it, a large chunk of the world’s population has only ever known QEII. Many lived their entire lives while she reigned. She’s everywhere in pop culture, too. Regardless of what you think of her, that is a remarkable legacy. Rest In Peace, Queen!
I felt the same about John Paul II and then he died.
@@AmyMichelleMosier that was 20 years ago, most ppl on youtube wasnt even born when he died
She was queen for as long as I have been alive. She was truly the baby boomer's queen. She saw our parents through a war, and then watched their children grow up.
Thats a nice comment
Nope, she was just another baby boomer who lived comfortably while watching the rest of us peasants work to death for a few bucks.
To put it in perspective. She served 70 continuous years. But she onIy started her reign as Queen 64 years after Jack The Ripper started his reign of terror. Thats how Iong she served us!
The baby boomer queen of hearts. I was in Taiping, when, they announced the death of her father and she became the queen. What an era....
Never saw me, I'm stealth as fk.
Still give me goosebumps
I will always remember where I was when I heard she died.
Dedicated 70 years to her country. I don't think there can be another monarch like the Queen. She'll be greatly missed, it's not going to be the same without her. What fascinated me is the timing of it all - that she passed so soon after greeting the new PM. It's as if she had completed her final task and now can rest.
I'm even more amazed by your profile picture
Imagine if Rishi would been nominated as pm then she would have seen a pm before her last breath whose origin of country once ruled by her!
@@prasammehta1546 and your point is what exactly? The colonisation of India was started long before she came to the throne. Move on.
yeah and the fact that you'rea bot who copied someones comment is disgusting
@@justaguywholikestosoundsma6760 yeah I think I see what you mean 🤔
It was destined to happen at some point, especially during these times. But still, it's amazing how she was able to be UK's queen for 70 years. Rest in peace. 🇬🇧
@@Dragnulls almost everything you said is false aside from the first 6 words
Hopefully she is resting in once piece...peacefully.
Also Queen of Australia for more than 70 years.
Rule Britannia!
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She was a magnificent monarch...RIP ma'am
A moment in time we will never forget. 😢
Once Philip passed away. She lost her soul mate her love. May you rest In peace. I hope Prince Philip is there to greet you. xx
We ought to thank Phillip though, without him she wouldn’t have made it as far as she did, unfortunately we all knew after he passed, Lizzy wouldn’t be to far behind him ❤️🕊
@@laylaaaa161 SO true😞😞.
@@Dragnulls 😡
@@Dragnulls I'll pray for your soul.
I’m a Scot, in Glasgow and I genuinely feel a loss at the passing of HRH.
HRM right? Majesty I think. Sorry for your loss. Truly the end of an era, everyone on earth right now has lived during her reign. My Dad is 70, she was queen his entire life
@@FrauMase HRH Her Royal Highness. Thanks
Her Majesty, not HRH.
@@tonymc55 thought so👍
DRAWING QUEEN ELIZABETH II | IT'S HERE ON THE CHANNEL!!!
To Queen Elizabeth:
Our queen, We will miss you forever, thank you for you're kindness. We will keep you in our hearts, our queen, we know thst you are in heaven. As we praise you, Rest In Peace, Our dear Queen Elizabeth.
Say this every morning if you love Queen Elizabeth. 🥰
It was really strange and surprisingly emotional, she has been our queen all my life, I have never known a day without her presence.
"I declare before you all that my whole life, whether long or short, shall be devoted to your service and to the service of our great Imperial family to which we all belong." Indeed, she devoted her whole life, right up to the day she died. What an great Monarch Queen Leader and a great Wife, Mother, Grandmother and Woman! Who else agree?
Yeah it's not like she let millions starved to death or anything like that
If I forced a nation to give me their hard earned money so that I can live a life of riches I would work just as hard
@@krisb-travel If your referring to the British empire, relearn your history
@@dv9239 totally
@@orionfernandes4587 im referring to exactly what i said, relearn your comprehension/reading skills
its kind of crazy that she’s actually gone. she’s been around for so long, that it felt like she would be around forever. sending love from the US
Mad respect for the reporters
I just felt at ease just listening to other languages saying the news. It gives me a change to translate it in my mind.
Hearing it in French, German and Italian (I know a bit of all 3 languages) made it feel surreal to me.
Every other country: “queen elizabeth has passed” or “the queen has died”
Germany: “the queen is dead.” 😐
You obviously don't understand anything.
@@Leo-gt1bx it was a joke. Germans are often seen as matter-of-fact.
Why beat around the bush? 😂🤷🏼♂️
I know you're making a joke.
But
When King George VI died If you look online you'll find that the British newspaper
Headline said "The King is Dead"
It is very matter of fact. Very abrupt isn't it.
DRAWING QUEEN ELIZABETH II | IT'S HERE ON THE CHANNEL!!!
Who else is still in shock?
Me I just can't believe it
I seem to be the only one who doesn't care
@@SamuelBlack84 I'm with you I don't care
@@hyperhyme1911 Now is my chance to slip in unnoticed and take control of this country and rebuild it in my image. All Hail Lord Black!!!
I mean she is 96 what shock ?
I love this Deutschland. Straight, direct, point to point and nothing over acting.
This isn't necessarily comparing apples to apples - the Italian and American broadcasts were live interruptions of 24-hour news channels, whereas the German and French ones were full news reports from later that evening.
..."The King" oh my word FOX NEWS
😅 even she couldn't believe it, she was probably reading the original tweet.... she sounded so huffed and emotional in the end
To be fair though there is just as much talk about the new king as there is about the dead queen. To the rest if the world the UK is one big episode of Downton Abby we dont take it serious at all.
I audibly giggled when i heard king.
it was while I was in school. The entire school was panicking, and people were crying. Even though it's in the US she has a strong place in our hearts. Our school took a moment of silence for her.
As a Brit, thank you so much. And I hope you and your friends are all okay xx
@Generally Concerned Right.
same it happened while I was at school and people didn't believe at first but we kinda seemed to move on I know I didn't.
wow... what an honour for y'all to concern yourselves, and pay respect, to this little old country's queen.
Interrupted all programs in the uk, on the channel my mum was watching the news reporter was on the verge of tears. Remember, this is a 96 year old and a news reporter is on the verge of tears because of her death. If it's affected news reporters in the uk then I can't imagine the impact it had worldwide.
The queen was very well liked in the United States. May she rest in peace
Italians were shocked
This was the end of a long great era. I appreciate being alive at the same time and witness when Queen Elizabeth II was the great dutiful sovereign who reigned the longest of all time. She served her country well, and became The Queen around the world. Her legacy will live on.
@@Dragnulls Yeah yeah but say that to Red Rebel's face
@@Dragnulls You needed colonising
I don't really care much for the royal family, but it still hit harder than I imagined it would. As someone from England, it's strange to say we now have a King.
Absolutely my sentiments, I certainly don't care for Charles though
It's ok you'll get used to it. Just think of him like a queen but with man parts.
@@JohnnyMaverik ReaIIy not the time for jokes.
@@JohnnyMaverik trans?😂
I think the significance of the British royalty died with Elizabeth today. No one's gonna line up buying plates with Charles on it.
The German section doesn't fit with the title and the rest of this compilation, as it is not interrupted programming. Just the start of the standard newscast at 8 pm. This might also explain the more elaborate presentation.
R. I. P. Your Majesty.❤😢
Even though I'm from the U.S. I've only known of one Queen. May she Rest In Piece. There may not be another like her.
@The Doobie Sisters & Sack Blabbath hes or she's saying another queen or figurehead like her many.
@@Dragnulls do your history before you comment
@The Doobie Sisters & Sack Blabbath 🙄
@@Dragnulls Still living in the past, my man?
@The Doobie Sisters & Sack Blabbath 🤨
What a remarkable lady. She devoted her whole life to our service, united our country, became a worldwide icon and showed us her warmth and passion through the thousands of interactions and engagements she had with the public. Her incredible personality and gratitude will be heavily missed. She's lived a life that we will never be able to comprehend. Her personal life and family matters were heavily covered and scrutinised by the media and through all the difficulties she overcame in her long and illustrious life, she kept pushing on until her final hours. It's hard to imagine life without Queen Elizabeth, she has always been there for everyone. She always put the public first and got on with the job. We took her for granted and never realised just how much she meant to all of us until she finally passed. As the nation mourns, let us be glad that through the most unexpected twists in the history of the monarchy, Princess Elizabeth became our Queen and for the last 70 years, she has been a beacon of light, a breath of fresh air and the greatest monarch the world has ever seen. She may be someone's daughter, mother, grandmother and great-grandmother, but she also happened to be the greatest Queen of all time who has left a gigantic void that will never be filled ever again. RIP your Majesty. Thank you for everything you have done.
Actually you dedicate your life for her. Not the other way around.
@@thatdude3977 cope harder
@@Dragnulls somewhere a tree is tirelessly producing oxygen for you, bear this in mind before commenting again and wasting it’s effort’s.
@@Peter.C875 oops my life is wasted 😢
@@Peter.C875 bruh the queen wasted so much oxygen and tax payer's money call her out instead
Thanks for sharing
To be fair, Italian and American news were live broadcast, French and German news had more time to prepare the narrative
Hello Anna
For me it goes way beyond my comprehension how important out late queen was on the world stage. I thank everybody for their reverence in reporting this tragedy and hope you could wish us well for the future.
As a Mexican national I could not care less about the queen or GB.
@@eduardobaz6413 Okay.
@@eduardobaz6413 wow you care so much to give your time for the GB queen here.😲🅾
@@notgadot I am a democrat I dont like dtupid kings or queens
Though im not from the UK, this news is saddening. Shes a memorable icon as a lot of people grew up knowing her. When people refer to the Queen, everyone around the world knew its Queen Elizabeth. Thats how universal she was. Rest in peace Your Majesty. You'll be forever remembered.
You don't have to be from any one nation to be touched by that countries Ioss. Just knowing the worId Iost a true, peacefuI icon is enough.
That Fox News host had one job and she still stuffed it up 😂
In Czech republic the evening news began with her suddenly declining health and that her closest family has been called to her side, and the second that report ended they announced that just moments ago they received information that she died
It’s so amazing how She lived all these years up to this day, I hope she rests in peace.
I remember the fun story… that some bride and groom invited the queen to their wedding…. And she just showed up… she was an incredibly strong woman.. Long Live the Queen…
@Kiryu and hopefully you will be too soon
@Kiryu 😆😂
@Kiryu in our hearts bro
I was casually eating dinner in Germany and suddenly exactly those news came. It was actually pretty shocking for me
i’m still in shock…such disbelief, what a tragedy. she was such an influence, so beloved…in my house, saying ‘The Queen’ immediately meant her. she was there as a beacon of stability through so much of history, for so many people. R.I.P
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