Queen Elizabeth II, the seemingly eternal monarch who became a bright but inscrutable beacon of continuity in the United Kingdom during more than seven decades of rule, died Sept. 8 at Balmoral Castle, her estate in the Scottish Highlands. She was 96.
What were Queen Elizabeth II’s last words?
currently, we can not be sure about the Queen’s last words at the time of her death, but here is the last Speech she made in 2022 to the UK parliament, The Queen said. My Government’s priority is to grow and strengthen the economy and help ease the cost of living for families. My Government will level up opportunities in all parts of the country and support more people to work.
My Ministers will continue to support the police to make the streets safer and fund the National Health Service to reduce the COVID backlogs. My Government will establish the UK Infrastructure Bank in legislation, with objectives to support economic growth and the delivery of the net zero UK Infrastructure Bank Bill.
Reforms to education will help every child fulfill their potential wherever they live, raising standards and improving the quality of schools and higher education [Schools Bill, Higher Education Bill. My Ministers will publish draft legislation to reform the Mental Health Act Draft Mental Health Act, Reform Bill.
