What will happen when Queen dies - 10 day plan for United Kingdom

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The Queen is under medical supervision at Balmoral, a royal spokesperson has confirmed.Her Majesty is at her Scottish home over summer and earlier this week appointed new Prime Minisert Lizz Truss.It has since been reported that doctors are concerned for her health, but she "remains comfortable" at this time.Recently celebrating her 96th birthday, the Queen's health has been scrutinised in recent months.

Speculations began last October, when she was seen using a walking stick during a public event in Cardiff, Wales.While she is no doubt under the best medical supervision, there are fears over Her Majesty's declining health.

Whenever she may pass, there is a question of what lies in store for a mourning United Kingdom. Plans are reported to be in place for national protocols that will be enacted in the event of the death of the Queen - a plan known as Operation London Bridge, reports Examiner Live.The hugely detailed plan has everything in place from the very moment the Queen passes away.There's always a plan in place in case the monarch dies in Scotland, code-named Operation Unicorn.From flag etiquette, to days of mourning, the protocols cover every base of life after the announcement that much of the public will find devastating.On the day of her death, the Prime Minister will be one of the first to be informed of the monarch's passing.

This message will be delivered by Queen’s Private Secretary and sent to members of the Privy Council Office.MPs and senior civil servants will receive a call and an email stating: "Dear colleagues, It is with sadness that I write to inform you of the death of Her Majesty The Queen."This will sit in tandem with an announcement on social media and flags are to be at half-mast within 10