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Some mixed reactions on social media to the Queen’s death

Sinn Fein Leader Michelle O'Neill, right, signs a Book of Condolence to mark the death of Queen Elizabeth II, at Belfast City Hall,
Sinn Fein Leader Michelle O'Neill, right, signs a Book of Condolence to mark the death of Queen Elizabeth II, at Belfast City Hall, -  Copyright  Mark Marlow/AP
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Tributes have poured in from presidents, prime ministers and other monarchs for Queen Elizabeth II. But online there have been some who have been less sorrowful for the Queen’s passing, often due to their countries’ difficult colonial pass.

Tributes have poured in from presidents, prime ministers and other monarchs for Queen Elizabeth II.

But online there have been some who have been less sorrowful for the Queen’s passing, often due to their countries’ difficult colonial pass.

Here in The Cube, we take a look at some of these reactions

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