I’m guessing it’s nothing.
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hehe 
Well that was exciting.
I was going to speculate if no one’s dead (in all honestly that’s what i thought) that maybe the Queen and Prince were going to step down…
I hope it’s just a false alarm. But why did all the staff need to be called in the middle of the night if it was just for a regular meeting?
I think it might be the Queen advocating herself from the throne.
That’s what i was thinking too, and still am, but if there is nothing to report at this stage… I can only guess.
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abdicate?
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Does she need to be on The Throne to bignote herself?
(Correct word is abdicate).
Seems to be that there’s some denials going on and that it’s a hoax, but there’s radio silence from the BBC at the moment. I’ll wait for their confirmation that nothing/something has happened.
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Her Majesty had lost the remote control and nobody is leaving the building until it is found 
BBC Breakfast apparently leading this morning with some mundane story.
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Someone sold Buckingham Palace… King and Prince to move to retirement village in Australia…
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Makes sense because there is nothing to report at this stage…
It’s going to be demolished and replaced by high rise apartments. 
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The BBC won’t say a thing until 8 am. That’s routine.
There are reports that BBC staff were woken from their beds earlier in the night.
ITV News royal editor putting the rumours to bed.
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They’re finally sending Camilla to the glue factory?
Seriously, I wonder how huge the ratings will be for the coronation of King Charles.
Yes sorry. Spelling isn’t my strong point
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Might be nothing, but /r/unitedkingdom has gone into “read-only mode”. [quote=“GradyACN, post:36, topic:2938, full:true”]
Yes sorry. Spelling isn’t my strong point
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No worries, sorry if that came across as rude 
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Yeah, the whole of reddit is down right now.
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5pm… The UK is currently on Daylight Savings time.
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Thanks for the correction!
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