Newspapers, televisions and other media organisations across the world paid tribute to Queen Elizabeth II, Britain's longest-serving monarch, following her demise on September 8. The Queen passed away at the Balmoral Castle, her summer residence in Scotland, said Buckingham palace in a statement issued late on Thursday. Despite her illnesses, the 96-year-old Queen had been active till the end of her time, meeting with newly-chosen Prime Minister Liz Truss on Tuesday. She had been suffering from what Buckingham Palace called “episodic mobility problems” since the end of last year. As news broke, here is how various newspapers reacted to her demise. The Guardian shared its front page, which featured a full-page photo of the Queen at her coronation. The Guardian front page, Friday 9 September 2022; Queen Elizabeth II 1926-2022 pic.twitter.com/5ROqSmVqE1 — The Guardian (@guardian) September 8, 2022 The Times stuck to the old-school style of a regal photograph of the Queen under the headline 'Death of the Queen'. Friday’s Times #Tomorrowspaperstoday pic.twitter.com/U0ndJCfVXq — Helena Wilkinson (@BBCHelena) September 8, 2022 The Herald, a Scottish paper, carried a photograph of the Queen, wearing her crown, against a backdrop of the countryside. Tomorrow's front page as we pay tribute to the Queen pic.twitter.com/9ct0IZH8ST — The Herald (@heraldscotland) September 8, 2022 German newspaper Der Spiegel's front page showed the Queen in all her glory, with the caption 'Die Letzte Majestat' Elisabeth II. 1926 – 2022. pic.twitter.com/4s1XmdhCzq — DER SPIEGEL (@derspiegel) September 8, 2022 French paper Libération carried a black-and-white photo of a young Queen Elizabeth, with the words 'La peine D'Angleterre', translating to 'The Sorrow of England', a wordplay on 'La Reine D'Angleterre', which translates to 'The Queen of England'. A beautiful and simple front page word play in French paper Libération in honor of HM The Queen. “The Sorrow of England” - Sorrow and Queen in French are just a letter apart “peine” and “reine” — Rym Momtaz ريم ممتاز (@RymMomtaz) September 9, 2022 US-based New York Times carried a split page, with a haunting photograph of the Queen, with the caption 'The Steady Hand of a Nation'. Tomorrow’s @nytimes front page. “Queen and Spirit of Britain.” pic.twitter.com/P5QGza6zWy — Emmett Lindner (@emmettlindner) September 9, 2022 Britain's Royal Family will observe a period of mourning that ends on the seventh day after the funeral of Queen Elizabeth, with flags at royal residences to remain at half-mast, as per a Reuters report. Though the palace did not say when the funeral would be held, it is likely to take place around 11 days after her death on September 8.
