Here's how the UK and the world's top papers marked the Queen's death

Alia ShoaibSep 9, 2022, 16:04 IST

How the UK and the world's top newspapers commemorated the death of Queen Elizabeth II.The Daily Telegraph, The Times, The Herald

Queen Elizabeth II died at the age of 96 at Balmoral Castle on Thursday.
On Friday, newspapers in the UK and around the world commemorated her life and reign.

The Times of London chose a portrait of the Queen at her coronation in 1926.

The Times of London front page on September 9, 2022, marking the death of Queen Elizabeth II.The Times of London

"Our hearts are broken" said the Daily Mail, which also chose a picture of the Queen in her youth.

The Daily Mail front page on September 9, 2022, marking the death of Queen Elizabeth II.The Daily Mail

The Daily Telegraph used an image from the Queen's later years.

The Daily Telegraph front page on September 9, 2022, marking the death of Queen Elizabeth II.The Daily Telegraph

Scotland's The Herald newspaper used a photo of the Queen on her Balmoral estate in the Scottish highlands.

Scotland's The Herald newspaper's front page on September 9, 2022, marking the death of Queen Elizabeth II.The Herald

The New York Times also marked the Queen's death.

The New York Times front page on September 9, 2022, marking the death of Queen Elizabeth II.The New York Times front page on September 9, 2022, marking the death of Queen Elizabeth II.

The Financial Times used a candid photograph of the young Queen.

The Financial Times front page on September 9, 2022, marking the death of Queen Elizabeth II.The Financial Times

French newspaper Libération opted for a more casual portrait of the young Queen.

French newspaper Libération's front page on September 9, 2022, marking the death of Queen Elizabeth II.Libération

The Daily Mirror showed the Queen in side-profile with the message "thank you."

The Daily Mirror's front page on September 9, 2022, marking the death of Queen Elizabeth II.The Daily Mirror

Here's Ireland's widely read Irish Independent.

The Irish Independent front page on September 9, 2022, marking the death of Queen Elizabeth II.The Irish Independent

The New York Post chose a portrait of the young Queen and added a British flag to its title.

The New York Post's front page on September 9, 2022, marking the death of Queen Elizabeth II.The New York Post

"We loved you Ma'am," said The Sun, Britain's most widely-read tabloid.

The Sun front page on September 9, 2022, marking the death of Queen Elizabeth II.The Sun

Here is Germany's influential Der Spiegel magazine.

Der Spiegel's cover on September 9, 2022, marking the death of Queen Elizabeth II.Der Spiegel

Spain's La Vanguardia newspaper used the Spanish version of the Queen's name.

Spain's La Vanguardia newspaper front page on September 9, 2022, marking the death of Queen Elizabeth II.La Vanguardia

The Guardian used the popular photo of the Queen from her coronation.

The Guardian's front page on September 9, 2022, marking the death of Queen Elizabeth II.The Guardian

Germany's widely read Bild newspaper said: "The world weeps for the queen."

Germany' Bild newspaper front page on September 9, 2022, marking the death of Queen Elizabeth II.Bild

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