The death of Queen Elizabeth II leads every national newspaper in the U.K. on Friday morning.
The queen, who was the U.K.'s longest-serving monarch, is being remembered for her steadfast commitment to her role and her lifetime dedication to the crown.
Here's a look at those historic front pages.
The Times is one of the outlets which uses a famous photo by Cecil Beaton that marked the monarch's coronation back in 1953 - aged 27 - to honor her passing, alongside a caption: "A life in service."
A Life in Service
Queen Elizabeth II: April 21 1926 - September 8 2022?
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?? Read the full Times obituary here: https://t.co/22lRgce0sCpic.twitter.com/KyraQY4EHS
The Daily Star uses the same image, with the headline: "'You did your duty, ma'am.'"
Tomorrow's front page: 'You did your duty, Ma'am'??https://t.co/idnY1TzJhL#TheQueen#TomorrowsPapersTodaypic.twitter.com/4sBqiRQVT9
The Independent and The Guardian splash with that famous photo too, although neither paper includes a quote, simply the date of the queen's birth and death - 1926 to 2022.
The Guardian front page, Friday 9 September 2022; Queen Elizabeth II 1926-2022 pic.twitter.com/5ROqSmVqE1
Our front page tomorrow #TomorrowsPapersTodaypic.twitter.com/8No26vHjrk
The i also goes for the same photograph, but has a more informative front page with a breakdown of the four key details from the day. It explains that the monarch died in Balmoral in the afternoon, and that the country is likely to enter 10 days of mourning. The queen's successor, King Charles III, will be making an address on Friday too.
Friday's special edition marks the death of Queen Elizabeth II at the age of 96. pic.twitter.com/XbFCKuJWRn
The Daily Mail opts for an image of the queen from 1952, when she was still Princess Elizabeth, first in line to the throne. She's pictured without the crown jewels, but with a smaller crown and ornate decorative jewellery. Its front page carries a quote from its columnist Sarah Vine: "Our hearts are broken."
Our hearts are broken: It just seems unimaginable. That wisest and most steadfast of women, our guiding light in the darkest of nights, has gone.https://t.co/A6XLugMvCvpic.twitter.com/EmSjFuB8cC
The Metro's front page includes another photo from the same occasion, except in this one the queen is slightly smiling while looking over her shoulder. It carries the dates of her life, 1926 to 2022.
Friday's Metro: Elizabeth II 1926-2022 #TomorrowsPapersToday#Metropic.twitter.com/93XcXufqPV
The Financial Times used a more candid image than its competitors, opting for a photo of the queen in her finery while leaning out of a carriage, smiling, with her full title in its headline - "Queen Elizabeth II, 1926-2022."
Just published: front page of the Financial Times international edition Friday September 9 https://t.co/zBvV16DeRtpic.twitter.com/bRdv2ZQdjr
The Sun uses a more modern, but still formal, portrait of the queen for its front page, displayed in black and white, with a purple masthead, while choosing another image of the late monarch in her youth for its back page. On the front, it goes with the headline: "We loved you Ma'am."
Below, it has a caption remembering her as Britain's longest-serving monarch, and concluding: "We are proud you were our Queen."
Friday's Sun: We Loved You Ma'am #TomorrowsPapersToday#TheSun#Sunpic.twitter.com/dryTso940i
The Daily Express uses the same photo of the queen from the modern era, accompanying the caption: "Our beloved Queen is dead."
Friday's Express: Our Beloved Queen Is Dead #TomorrowsPapersToday#DailyExpress#Expresspic.twitter.com/xqdN0MnjhX
The Daily Record chooses an image of the monarch in profile, in her finery during a special occasion, while smiling. It foregoes a headline altogether, just writing: "Queen Elizabeth II: 1926 - 2022."
Today's front page.
Queen Elizabeth II.
1926-2022.#scotpaperspic.twitter.com/V5RdZBO39k
The Mirror also uses an image of the queen in profile, but this time she has a more somber expression. This picture is just accompanied by the headline: "Thank you."
Friday's front page: Thank you https://t.co/RpX4DCvQ5l#TomorrowsPapersTodaypic.twitter.com/0MxuaXtiDh
The Daily Telegraph opts for the same black and white image of the queen that the royal family released to announce her death.
The paper attaches a quote from a speech the monarch shared when sending her condolences to the U.S. over 9/11: "Grief is the price we pay for love."
The front page of tomorrow's Daily Telegraph:
'Grief is the price we pay for love' - HM Queen Elizabeth IIhttps://t.co/GvXEEFpNkRpic.twitter.com/QdFt2H9pHe
Regional newspapers across the country also acknowledged the historic occasion too, although some used less formal images to mark her death.
Scottish newspaper The Herald, however, did choose a formal image showing the queen in her finery while standing in the Highlands.
Tomorrow's front page as we pay tribute to the Queen pic.twitter.com/9ct0IZH8ST
Tomorrow's @ChronicleLive front page as the North East mourns the passing of a beloved Queen #TomorrowsPapersTodaypic.twitter.com/aHhMmYNBSQ
Our condolences go out for Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and the Royal Family.
Today's front page. ?? pic.twitter.com/bSiVbN7uj6
Front page of Friday's Liverpool ECHO as the nation mourns the death of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II 1926-2022 pic.twitter.com/XvVop1VStQ
Tomorrow's front page.
Queen Elizabeth II 1926-2022#TomorrowsPapersToday#QueenElizabethIIpic.twitter.com/NMSdODjHmd
Thank you for your years of service, Your Majesty
Our front page will be just one among many worldwide, but we hope it's done our Queen justice ??#TomorrowsPapersTodaypic.twitter.com/LgweMz2kZW
Our front page: My beloved mother.
King Charles III and family mourn death of Queen Elizabeth II at Balmoral.#tomorrowspaperstodaypic.twitter.com/xwv7hYRDwM
Tomorrow's front page: Queen Elizabeth II - 1926-2022.#tomorrowspaperstodaypic.twitter.com/qZLfyYFepR
Today's front page: Queen Elizabeth II
1926-2022 pic.twitter.com/jyJl5mkNVu
Away from the British press, newspapers all over the world honored the late monarch.
The New York Times, the New Yorker and TIME magazine all gave their front pages to the queen.
Tomorrow's @nytimes front page. "Queen and Spirit of Britain." pic.twitter.com/P5QGza6zWy
An early look at next week's cover, "Figurehead," by @malikafavre: https://t.co/sf3Bql8oDlpic.twitter.com/jtuHg6bFcy
TIME's new commemorative cover: Queen Elizabeth II, 1926-2022 https://t.co/NMT3FDTbaQpic.twitter.com/od7VzQLRen
Italian Corriere della Sera honoured the queen too, as did the French newspapers Liberation and Le Temps, alongside German newspaper Bild.
?? Addio alla regina Elisabetta: la sovrana britannica si è spenta oggi a 96 anni. "Ha regnato su due secoli: e ha impresso il suo sigillo su entrambi", scrive il nostro corrispondente da Londra. L'articolo completo ?? https://t.co/LvRCEMtGl9pic.twitter.com/D7ZsDckJi7
Perfection. @libepic.twitter.com/9AKfRNX7k3
Front page of @LeTemps:
"She was the Queen" pic.twitter.com/VtZOfsOoqL
Die @bild Titelseite von morgen. pic.twitter.com/g83U8gOnjD
This article originally appeared on HuffPost and has been updated.