None of these documents should ever be made public.
Now they are still in the press.
This is what happens when Queen Elizabeth dies.
London - "London Bridge has fallen" - should the Prime Minister receive such a call, Queen Elizabeth II is likely to have died.
From that point on, the country will be in shock and a planned chain of response will be called.
Actually, these plans are secret under the code word "London Bridge".
But they have now come to the public.
The
Daily Mail
reports that it is likely that the plans were leaked internally after being updated due to Corona rules.
What if Queen Elizabeth II dies?
Secret plans leaked
Such publication of these documents is against all rules and regulations. Several details of the secret plans have leaked out several times in the past. London expects a rush after "D-Day", security measures are to be taken and some money will be invested after the Queen's death. A secret informant, however, released the exact details of these plans to the American Axel Springer magazine
Politico
to.
"The details of the 10-day plan between the Queen's death and her funeral range from the banal to the ridiculous," writes the magazine about the Queen's "D-Day".
"It is deeply disturbing that such private information has been published - this is not only a deeply private matter for the Queen, but also harbors extensive security risks," the British
Mirror
quoted
a contact from the palace
as saying
.
One now wants to check which version has been published.
The cabinet announced consequences.
What if Queen Elizabeth II dies?
The royal family will first issue an "official notice".
The flags in Whitehall government district are lowered to half mast.
At the same time as the Prime Minister, a small group of memorial services is held in St. Paul's Cathedral.
On the day after the Queen's death, government officials proclaim Prince Charles' successor to be king - at exactly 10 a.m.
On the second day after her death, her coffin is transported to Buckingham Palace.
On the third day after her death, the new King Charles will be at Westminster Hall to receive condolences.
He will then drive through the United Kingdom.
On the fourth day after the Queen's death, Charles will be in Northern Ireland to receive further expressions of condolence and to attend a church service.
Meanwhile, there is a rehearsal for the procession of the coffin from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Palace.
The procession then takes place on the fifth day after her death.
There will be a service afterwards in Westminster Hall.
The Queen is kept for three days in the Palace of Westminster under the code name "Feather".
The coffin will be open to the public for 23 hours.
The state funeral will take place at Westminster Abbey on day ten.
Around noon there are two minutes of silence across the country.
Secret codes leaked: mistakes by palace employees - culprits are wanted
But how could such an important and secret file leak? Palast employees are shocked by this situation; after all, they have to keep private things secret. You cannot and must not share it with the public - no matter what. The aim now is to find out how the documents were made public, who passed them on to the press and, above all, who is behind this matter. The staff are very upset about the incident, the
Daily Mail
reported. "It is deeply disturbing that such private information, which is not only very personal to the Queen, but also has far-reaching security implications, has been revealed," a royal source told the
Mirror
portal
.
Which version of the documents has now been published could restrict the Royals employees in their search for the suspect, because different employees have access to a wide variety of papers. "We will look at which version emerged and be able to determine if this breach of duty warrants a formal government investigation," said a cabinet office source.
Cabinet Secretary Simon Case, who previously worked for Prince William, will announce next week whether there will be a punishment against the accused and to what extent it will be, the portal
The Mirror is
sure.
There are already fears that if the Queen should die, London could be besieged by hundreds of thousands of people.
It is warned of a worst-case scenario.
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