(8 Sep 2022)
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New York - 8 September 2022
1. Exterior of Tea & Sympathy, a British restaurant in Manhattan
ANNOTATION: Brits in New York react to queen's death
2. Nicky Perry, Owner, Tea & Sympathy, wiping tear
3. SOUNDBITE (English) Nicky Perry, Tea & Sympathy:
Sad, sad, sad. Shocked. No. You just didn't think this woman was ever going to die. And, you know, she's been that figurehead for longer than I've been alive, and we've all grown up with her and that family. So it's like a family member's gone something in this."
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4. SOUNDBITE (English) Nicky Perry, Tea & Sympathy:
"That's quite shocking to me. And if you think about it, we're going to be singing God Save the King instead of the God Save the Queen for many years to come now, because it will be William and then it'll be William's son after Charles. So no more Queen."
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5. SOUNDBITE (English) Nicky Perry, Tea & Sympathy:
"I just hope to goodness that Prince Charles is going to try at least follow his mother's footsteps. But those are some big footsteps."
6. Queen Elizabeth II banner
7. SOUNDBITE (English) Millie Gibbons, New York resident:
"I mean, being a little girl and growing up with the Queen as someone to look up to, and especially because I share personally similar interests to the Queen. I am a horse rider my self. I actually road side saddle in front of the Queen when I was 13 years old. So having a female figure to look up to my whole life has been monumental."
8. SOUNDBITE (English) Molly Carew, New York resident:
"I'm not quite ready to sing God Save the King, that's for sure. It seems a bit funny coming out of my mouth, to be honest. It's always been God save the Queen. So it'll be interesting as that moves forwards with the impending coronation."
9. Man moving cardboard cutout of the queen
STORYLINE:
People gathered at a well-known British restaurant in New York City on Thursday to reflect on the long reign of Queen Elizabeth II.
British expatriates came to Tea & Sympathy and A Salt & Battery in the Greenwich Village neighborhood of Manhattan.
Owner Nicky Perry said she had spent most of the morning crying.
Condolences are pouring in from around the world following the death of the queen.
Elizabeth died peacefully Thursday afternoon at at Balmoral Castle in Scotland. All four of her children and her grandson Prince William traveled to Balmoral to be at her side.
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