“All my life, long or short, I will dedicate it to your service”,
It was Elizabeth II’s promise to the British after she took the throne 70 years ago.
And he fulfilled it to the letter, giving his last breath to Balmoral, just two days after appointing a new head of government, Liz Truss.
In a final act, Elizabeth II left everything tied up and tied up so that British political life was not interrupted.
Because if Elizabeth II died before she could approve the appointment of Liz Truss as Prime Minister, Boris Johnson’s resignation would have to be postponed. Since the proclamation ceremony of the new king and its subsequent media coverage should have been prioritized, he explained to euronews. Professor of Constitutional Law, Robert Blackburn of King’s College London.
There would be no power vacuum, but there would be a delay in the appointment of Liz Truss.
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