Details of the unicorn operation .. Because the queen did not die in Buckingham Palace

Ataya: Buckingham Palace announced today, Thursday, the death of Britain's Queen Elizabeth II, at the age of 96, after her health deteriorated. And the BBC announced that 7 members of the royal family, including Prince William, had already arrived in Scotland to check on the Queen. Advertising
"Bridge of london"
Queen Elizabeth II was crowned on the throne in 1952, and she is the longest-reigning British monarch so far. She became the longest-reigning king in British history, and the second longest-reigning king in the world after the French King Louis XIV. The royal family in Britain, and the authorities, take several measures upon the death of the king or queen. This process is known as "London Bridge", and it starts from announcing the death of the queen until the coronation of the crown prince. According to British media, the plan "London Bridge" is very detailed. , and takes into account everything from the moment of death to the coronation.The Queen of Britain, these days, is at her home in Scotland, during the summer. Earlier this week, she appointed the new Prime Minister, Liz Truss.

Operation "Rhinoceros"
Since the Queen of Britain resides these days in Scotland, and not Buckingham Palace, there is always a plan in place in the event of her death there, called Operation (Unicorn) or “Rhinoceros”. This letter is by the Queen's Private Secretary and sent to the members of the Privy Council office. Members of Parliament and senior civil servants will receive a call and an e-mail stating: "Dear colleagues, I am writing with sadness to inform you of the passing of Her Majesty." Prince Charles, who will become the new King of Britain, will deliver, A televised address announces the Queen's death. Prime Minister Terrace will meet with Charles, while the Ministry of Defense will organize a gun salute and a minute of silence will be held across the country.
Second day of death
According to British media, the next morning, the members of the British House of Commons will appoint Crown Prince Charles the new king and a proclamation will be read in St James's Palace. Her Majesty's coffin will return to Buckingham Palace. On a tour of the United Kingdom, to visit the Scottish Parliament, St Giles' Cathedral in Edinburgh and Hillsborough Castle in Northern Ireland. On the fifth day, a procession will begin at Buckingham Palace and end in the Houses of Parliament, then mass will be held in Westminster Hall. The Queen will then lie in state for three days , to see her coffin.
Queen's funeral
On the tenth day, the Queen's funeral will take place, and there will be no forced leave on that day for employers, although it will be a day of national mourning and two minutes of silence across Britain. The funeral will be held in Westminster, followed by the burial of Queen Elizabeth II in King George IV Chapel memorial.