And of course what you do for a living.But a mood of national mourning will demand that many businesses and workplaces shut down.If you're on the tarmac at Heathrow Airport or Gatwick, the news may well be broken to you by the pilot of your aircraft.On the day of the announcement, there will be a sense of sombre urgency.What if the Queen is on a foreign visit when she passes?A BAe 146 jet from the RAF’s No 32 squadron, known as the Royal Flight, will take off from Northolt, at the western edge of London, with a coffin on board.The royal undertakers, Leverton & Sons, keep what they call a “first call coffin” ready in case of royal emergencies.No matter when or where the Queen's death takes place, her body will be taken back to the throne room at Buckingham Palace.There will be an altar, royal standard and four Grenadier Guards in bearskin hats, which will of course be inclined out of respect.At some point, top secret plans unfolding around him, Prince Charles will become aware he is King.Charles will have a great say over some aspects of the days following his mother's death.Other parts of the procedures will be set in stone after years of planning.It will be on so-called 'D+1' - the day after the death - that Charles will be officially proclaimed King.He will speak his first words as the monarch at St. James's Palace.Fibre-optic cables run under the Mall, allowing broadcasters to do their thing on special occasions like Royal Weddings.After the Queen's death though, the level of interest will be even bigger than usual.Specific spots next to Canada Gate, at the bottom of Green Park, have already been agreed by BBC, ITV, Sky and others.With Charles already sworn in behind the scenes,the Garter King of Arms and half a dozen other heralds will hop in a carriage and travel to the statue of Charles I, at the base of Trafalgar Square, which marks London’s official midpoint, and read out the news again.A 41-gun salute – almost seven minutes of artillery – will be fired from Hyde Park.A red cord will be strung across the road outside the Royal Courts of Justice, at the old boundary of the City of London.The heralds will be formally allowed into the City, before going onto use more trumpets and more announcements: at the Royal Exchange and then in a chain reaction across the whole country.D+4 - the fourth day after the Queen's passing - will see her coffin moved to Westminster Hall to lie in state for four days.Of course it won't be quietly taken into position. 'Mrs Robinson' has apparently been a code name for the death of the Queen at ITV and Sky for years.Newspapers like the Guardian and The Times have stories pinned to the wall at offices in Kings Cross and London Bridge, ready to be rolled out when the momentous announcement is made.Huge deals have already been signed by broadcasters, apparently, securing royal experts on an exclusive basis for the days leading up to the funeral.The first sign something is wrong might be a sad song coming on the radio.Behind the scenes at your favourite radio station, a system of blue lights should have started flashing.The 'obit lights' are tested once a week and alert the DJ to cut to the news at the soonest possible opportunity.Even hospital radio stations have appropriate playlists prepared.Scheduled programmes will stop on your TV (if people still watch regular television by this point).BBC One, Two and Four will merge, fading into the news.The national anthem will play in the background, news readers will appear dressed in black suits and black ties.There will be no doubt of the gravity of the situation.This one will be popular with many of you, even if the news will be grim - the Queen's death is likely to mean many people will go home from work early.It's going to depend on when in the day the news is announced.
The City of London will be carrying out essential maintenance works on the London Bridge river crossing from March until October 2020. And if you're not it might be easy to ignore what will happen - but it will have a big impact on all of our lives, in lots of ways you might not have realised. Southern's smartcard is called 'the key'.
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From 16 March to 7 August, only one footpath over the bridge will be open at a time.
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