'Queen was an example to all': tributes pour in for Queen Elizabeth II

Tributes poured in for Queen Elizabeth II on Thursday evening, as soon as the royal family announced the death of England's longest-serving monarch at 7.30pm.
Among others, European Parliament President Roberta Metsola said Elizabeth II's "unbreakable commitment to duty and service was an example to all".

President George Vella recalled her "strong bond" with Malta.
"On behalf of the government and people of Malta I salute the memory of Queen Elizabeth II. Her Majesty leaves a strong legacy within the Commonwealth," he tweeted.

Prime Minister Robert Abela said on social media that Malta was joining the rest of the world in mourning the death of Elizabeth II.
"As monarch and Head of the Commonwealth, she was loved by all. We will always remember her fondly, especially living here as a young princess," he tweeted.
In a separate statement, the government said that Elizabeth II will remain known for her commitment to her important role. It offered condolences to the Royal Family and the people of the UK.
Also in a statement, the Nationalist Party paid tribute to the monarch, who, for some time, was also the Queen of Malta. The party offered its condolences.
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