'The Queen's death leaves a nation heartbroken and we'll never be the same again'

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Queen was when I was six years old and I remember running downstairs to watch her speech at Christmas.I wasn't even aware of what was going on or what was being said, but I remember that moment being the start of my fascination with the Queen, who was to later become my biggest idol.

Even days before her death, Her Majesty appointed the new prime minister, Liz Truss, asking her to form a new government.READ MORE: Queen's death marked by gun salutes as UK pays spine-tingling tributeA frail Queen supported by a walking stick greeted Ms Truss with her usual warmth and ear to ear smile that became so emblematic of Britain's longest reigning monarch.The Queen has dedicated her life to service.A lifetime to us, the country, and the Commonwealth.Even in the Queen's late 90s, she worked until the very end, fulfilling the duty she promised us back in 1947 on her 21st birthday."I declare before you all that my whole life whether it be long or short shall be devoted to your service and the service of our great imperial family to which we all belong."The Queen was 95 when I was 21, but that promise she delivered whilst in South Africa, 53 years before I was born, still rang true until she passed in 2022.The Queen has had 15 prime ministers and has met 13 US presidents.She was living, breathing history.The fact is, most people didn't know the Queen personally nor have ever met her, but somehow she managed to touch the hearts of a nation that are in deep mourning.But not just the UK, millions if not billions of people around the world that loved and admired a woman that was just about service.She wasn't chasing celebrity stardom like other new members of the Royal Family, but instead offered 70 years of inexhaustible loyalty to a.