Before Queen Elizabeth died, why did her hands appear blue and purple?

Mainly because the weather was colder at that time. Cold weather can cause poor blood circulation in people's hands, leading to ischemia. will appear blue-purple.

It may be due to the lighting, and the weather was very cold at that time, which for the elderly will cause their blood circulation to not be able to circulate.

The Queen of England will be given a state funeral because the Queen of England has expanded Britain's influence in the world. Although the Queen of England does not hold substantial power, because of the noble status of the Queen of England, this makes the Queen of England represent the image of the United Kingdom all over the world

Queen Elizabeth II died at Balmoral Castle in Scotland on the 8th at the age of 96. Her eldest son, Crown Prince Charles, succeeded to the throne.

Buckingham Palace said on the 8th that Elizabeth II died at Balmoral Castle that afternoon, and the king and queen are scheduled to return to the capital London on the 9th. Buckingham Palace issued a statement from the new king on the same day, saying that the Queen's passing was "the saddest moment for me and all the members of my family......We deeply mourn a beloved monarch and mother".

British Prime Minister Truss issued a statement in front of the Prime Minister's Office at 10 Downing Street on the same day, saying that the news of the Queen's death was shocking and that she was "the cornerstone of modern Britain".

On September 8, in London, England, staff placed a notice of the death of Queen Elizabeth II on the gate of Buckingham Palace. Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Li Ying.

Buckingham Palace announced early on the 8th that the queen was in a worried state and was under medical supervision, and many of her relatives rushed to Scotland. In the evening, obituaries were hung on the railing in front of Buckingham Palace, and a large number of people braved the rain to express their condolences, and many laid flowers outside Windsor Castle.

People gather outside Buckingham Palace in London, England, on September 8.

Elizabeth II has significantly reduced her public activities following the death of her husband, Prince Philip, in April last year, and has cancelled or postponed a number of official events after a hospital examination in October last year. In February, she was diagnosed with the coronavirus. In early June, the United Kingdom celebrated the 70th anniversary of Elizabeth II's accession to the throne with a series of events, and she was absent from several official events due to ill health.

On the 6th of this month, Elizabeth II appointed Truss as the new prime minister at Balmoral Castle. The royal family announced the next day that the queen had postponed a virtual Privy Council meeting.

Elizabeth II was born in April 1926 and succeeded to the throne in 1952, making her the longest-reigning monarch in British history. The UK will enter a 10-day period of national mourning, according to the UK**.