Images have emerged as People around the world are paying their last respects to Queen Elizabeth 11.
The monarch whose reign was longest in British history died yesterday, Thursday, September 8, aged 96.
A person takes a photo as a tribute to Queen Elizabeth II appears on the screen of the Nasdaq MarketSite billboard in Times Square, New York.Andrew Kelly/ReutersThe Christ the Redeemer statue in Rio de Janeiro is illuminated with the Union Jack flag colors after Brazil’s government decreed three days of mourning following the Queen’s death.Pilar Olivares/ReutersWest Ham United and FCSB players pause for a moment of silence before a Europa Conference League match in London.Peter Cziborra/ReutersThe lights of the Eiffel Tower in Paris are turned off in honor of the Queen.Geoffroy Van Der Hasselt/Anadolu Agency/Getty ImagesMembers of the New York Yankees stand during a moment of silence prior to their game against the Minnesota Twins at Yankee Stadium in New York.Mike Stobe/Getty ImagesThe Tel Aviv Municipality building in Israel is illuminated with the colors of the Union Jack flag as a sign of solidarity to the British royal family following the passing of Queen Elizabeth II.Jack Guez/AFP/Getty ImagesThe Union Jack flag is flown at half-staff outside the British Embassy in Tokyo.Eugene Hoshiko/APA man photographs the Queen’s royal cypher as it is projected on the Peace Tower of the Parliament Building in Ottawa, Canada.Patrick Doyle/ReutersThe American flag flies at half-staff over the US Capitol in Washington, DC.Jacquelyn Martin/APA girl lights candles near the fence of the British Embassy in Warsaw, Poland, a few hours after the announcement of the Queen’s death.Volha Shukaila/Sipa USA/APPeople pay tribute to the Queen outside Buckingham Palace in central London.Jasmine Leung/SOPA/SIPA/APThe Australian flag is seen flying at half-staff behind a statue of the Queen outside the Parliament House in Canberra, Australia.Lukas Coch/AAP Image/ReutersSteven Solice takes pictures of flowers with his cell phone outside the British Embassy in Washington, DC.Tom Brenner/ReutersThe Governor of Victoria, Linda Dessau, and her husband, Anthony Howard, arrive to lay a wreath at the gates of the Government House in Melbourne, Australia.Joel Carrett/AAP Image/ReutersA visitor signs a condolence book for the Queen inside the Parliament House in Canberra, Australia.Lukas Coch/AAP Image/ReutersPeople walk by a tribute to the Queen at the National Arts Center in Ottawa, Canada.Patrick Doyle/ReutersFlags are flown half-mast on the Sydney Harbor Bridge following the death of Queen Elizabeth II, in Sydney, Australia, on Friday September 9.Bianca De Marchi/AAP/ReutersA 96 gun salute by the New Zealand Army on Wellingtons waterfront marks the ppppassing of Britaipppppppq¹n Elizabeth II, on September 9.Marty Melville/AFP/Getty Images. A woman walks past a makeshift memorial for late Queen Elizabeth II outside a British pub in Santa Monica, California.Apu Gomes/AFP/Getty Images
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