Shadowing the newsreader
Listen to the newsreader read out each line and then practise saying it. Record your own voice line by line and submit your voiceover.
At 6.30pm on Thursday 8th September, the public heard about the death of Queen Elizabeth II, aged 96.
She died at her Scottish castle, Balmoral.
Earlier that afternoon, her bad health was in the news.
The Queen's family flew to Scotland to be by her side.
Crowds of people started to come together.
As it became dark, people arrived at Buckingham Palace.
People began leaving flowers as a sign of their respect.
Only a few months ago, Elizabeth II celebrated 70 years as Queen.
The day afterwards, guns were fired across the country.
The Queen's eldest son Charles travelled down to London with Camilla, his wife.
On the death of Queen Elizabeth, Charles became king and he made a public broadcast on television.
He was named King Charles III on Saturday.
But after 70 years of the Queen, people will need time to become used to it.
He will be celebrated as king in 2023.
But it's the Queen who's now in people's hearts.
Flags will be lowered until her funeral on 19th September.
