Things that will change now the Queen is dead - money, passports and the national anthem

After the Queen's death, everyday objects, police uniforms and even the national anthem are all set to change - some taking effect now and more in the coming months and years

The Queen pictured in March 2021 (

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The Queen reigned for over 70 years and most people have never known anyone else on the throne. Ever since she became monarch in 1952, her image and figure have been part of everyday life; they show up everywhere, from cash to stamps.

But after his death at the age of 96 and the proclamation of a new king, the United Kingdom will see many changes, especially in everyday objects. Also, other elements will need to be updated to refer to a king on the throne rather than a queen. So what exactly are the changes we can expect? Here we take a look...

Cash and coins

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Cash and coins will change soon (

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In the UK, all banknotes and coins feature the Queen's face - but now, after her death, new coins and money will be created with the King's face.

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Plans have been in place for a long time and the new money will be produced and distributed in general circulation, with the old money being phased out.

It is believed that the money with the Queen's face will still be legal tender for some time to come - with a date eventually set for the future when it can no longer be used.

However, it's not just in the UK where the Queen's face is used on coinage. It is also...