The Queen's loyal public are gathering outside Balmoral Castle, Windsor Castle and Buckingham Palace as they pay emotional tributes to the Monarch who has died today aged 96.

Thousands of well-wishers flocked to Buckingham Palace this evening as news broke of the Queen's death.


Crowds gather on the Victoria Memorial in front of Buckingham Palace following the death today of Queen Elizabeth II in Balmoral



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People react outside the Buckingham Palace, after Queen Elizabeth, Britain's longest-reigning monarch and the nation's figurehead for seven decades, died aged 96.

The sad news of Queen Elizabeth II death was then announced officially.

Some people in the crowd wept as others gave an impromptu rendition of God Save The Queen.

Police officers stand guard as flowers are laid at a gate of Buckingham Palace.

Black cabs line up to mourn the queen.

Thousands have amassed along Pall Mall in the St James's area of the City of Westminster.

The electronic billboard at Piccadilly Circus paid tribute to the Queen who has died aged 96.

A woman holds a bouquet of flowers as crowds gather in front of Buckingham Palace to pay their respects

A policewoman lays tributes outside Buckingham Palace following the death today of Queen Elizabeth II in Balmoral.

A young girl lays flowers at the gates of Balmoral Castle after the death of the Queen was announced.

Mourners lay flowers outside Windsor Castle in Berkshire following the announcement of the death of Queen Elizabeth II.

Didn't ever expect to see her die... Man thought she was a relic.

Well RIP


Slave master died... Slaves are crying
NIGERIANSAFRICANS and irony
Slavery truly is mental!!!

Mourners gather outside Windsor Castle in Berkshire following the announcement of the death of Queen Elizabeth II.

An announcement regarding the death of Her Majesty is displayed on the gates of Buckingham Palace as people take photographs.

The Union flag on Buckingham Palace in London is lowered after the death of Queen Elizabeth II.

A taxi displaying a photograph of The Queen weaves through crowds of well-wishers on The Mall as people gather outside Buckingham Palace.

A woman places flowers outside Buckingham Palace.

Police officers stand guard outside Buckingham Palace in London following the sudden death of Her Majesty at her home in Balmoral, Scotland.

Well-wishers wait anxiously for news outside Buckingham Palace following statement by the Royal Family.

People walk towards Buckingham Palace through Green Park following the announcement of the death of the Queen.

A man looks on holding a Union flag umbrella as a rainbow is seen outside of Buckingham Palace.

Mourners outside Buckingham Palace following the death of Queen Elizabeth II.

Crowd quickly gathers around the Victoria Monument at Buckingham Palace where the flag is at half mast.

Tributes and candles left outside Buckingham Palace, London, following the death of Queen Elizabeth II.

A woman holds a candle as members of the public gather outside Buckingham Palace.

Women hold each other as they pause outside the gates at Hillsborough castle, Queen Elizabeth II's place of residence whilst visiting Northern Ireland.

Members of the public gather outside of Windsor Castle.

Crowd surged to the gates as the notice announcing the death of the only monarch most Britons have ever known was attached to the black iron gates.

A woman places flowers outside Buckingham Palace, after Queen Elizabeth, Britain's longest-reigning monarch and the nation's figurehead for seven decades, died aged 96.

Members of the public leave flowers outside Windsor Castle after Queen Elizabeth II died at Balmoral Castle.

When jesus was crucified I no think say people gather or mourn am like the way them go use mourn this woman


Wait what I am even saying.
Trekking from meran to ikorodu, this one pass endurance trek. Make I just run am like say it is a WALK FOR THE QUEEN


RIP iya charley

One of the greatest the world ever had..
I see some hate her due to their defeat and all but they ain't blaming their so called leader who led them to their death..
They started the war by toppling the then Nigeria prime minister which led to their own taking over...
After the whole thing backfired all they could do is blame this lady..

;Dbut d woman don old na,abi mk she no die again,dis whites sef,I trust my fellow black,lyk dis d party wey 4 don dey happen ehh, almost all d big musician go play with better cow meat lyk obi cubana own

Rainbow even came out as a sign of honor .

Eyaah!

FERNANDEZISBACK:
One of the greatest the world ever had..
I see some hate her due to their defeat and all but they ain't blaming their so called leader who led them to their death..
They started the war by toppling the then Nigeria prime minister which led to their own taking over...
After the whole thing backfired all they could do is blame this lady..

Greatest how please? By being the longest living monarch? Besides your analogy is quite wrong people hating on her are not only Igbos. Several Nigerians from other tribes have negative things to say about her too. Also moving away from Nigeria, you can see a lot ot tweets from indians, South Africans and several other people from countries the British have once ruled saying bad things about her.

Apply for Condolence visa to UK

Most African claims to hate the queen and the Britain , but still applies to travel to the country on daily bases.

Like someone said,the slave master died and the slaves are crying.
For me o,I don't see her contribution to the development of Nigeria and other former British colonies in Africa,so I can't say Rest In Peace to her,neither did I wish her to rot in hell,she will definitely get what she deserved when she meet her creator and called upon to give account of her deeds in this life.

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Well-wishers wait anxiously for news outside Buckingham Palace following statement by the Royal Family.

People walk towards Buckingham Palace through Green Park following the announcement of the death of the Queen.

That babe wey dey middle under the red umbrella dey enter my eyes

She reached a ripe age of 96 and enjoyed a royal life. Most British love their Queen. They see her as the nation's grandma.

So much reverence in her honour.

chai

anyways na them sabi ...

Queen wey never baff....say hello to the Alaffin of OYO..

I respect him more than queen self

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See mourning.
No wonder Man U lost that their match on Thursday.

Still can't match Michael Jackson burial