UK money, anthem and even flags must be changed after queen's death

After Queen Elizabeth II's passing, the United Kingdom will not only have a new regal ruler.

But other things will also change, like the national anthem and the currency.

Prince Charles, Prince of Wales, her eldest child and heir, crowned himself King Charles III at the age of 73. Prince Charles, Prince of Wales, her eldest child and heir, crowned himself King Charles III at the age of 73.

Operation London Bridge had been set in motion for years, as had Operation Spring Tide, which was intended to usher in the king's rule. Operation London Bridge had been set in motion for years, as had Operation Spring Tide, which was intended to usher in the king's rule.

However, there are still certain things that will alter in the area during the next several days, weeks, and perhaps even months. However, there are still certain things that will alter in the area during the next several days, weeks, and perhaps even months.

Here are a few things that the UK is likely to change.

The national anthem for the U.K. is "God Save the Queen." With Charles on the throne, the name will change to "God Save the King." The national anthem for the U.K. is "God Save the Queen." With Charles on the throne, the name will change to "God Save the King."

All lyrics will stay the same, except mentions of the queen will change to king. All pronouns in the anthem will also be changed to he and him. All lyrics will stay the same, except mentions of the queen will change to king. All pronouns in the anthem will also be changed to he and him.