That’s why the wording of the “correction” is important. She doesn’t say the queen isn’t dead, she says there has been no announcement. The protocol for news r

That’s why the wording of the “correction” is important. She doesn’t say the queen isn’t dead, she says there has been no announcement. The protocol for news reporting around the death of the monarch is there for a reason: to make sure the news is authentic and to announce it to as many subjects as possible simultaneously. I don’t think it’s unusual for a news organisation to hold back from reporting something when there is a good reason. For example, troop movements, court cases, etc.