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When the Queen is no longer here will the monarchy be over?

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Nah, Prince Charles will be King. D: But no one seems to like the idea of Camilla [his wife] being Queen. xD

Personally I think Charles would be better as a signal reciever on the BT tower, 'cause his ears are absolutely ideal for the job...but that might be just me. xD
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Those of us older and wiser enough to see the truth in the alternatives in America and other countries will sincerely hope NOT
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It might be decided that way. However it will be Charles' turn finally. he has waited his whole life. She is very selfish not to have given him his chance before now.
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If Prince William takes over no, if Prince Charles does he had better sort out his token trust.
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The English monarchy will be continued by her successor, which is her eldest son Prince Charles of Wales, followed by his two sons Prince William and Harry of Wales, followed by their future royal offspring. If they did not produced any children, the monarchy will be carried on by the Queen's second son, Prince Andrew, Duke of York, followed by his two daughters, Princess Beatrice and Eugenie of York, followed by their future royal offspring and so forth.

The line of succession to the British Throne is an ordered list of the people in line to succeed to the throne of the United Kingdom. The succession is regulated by the Act of Settlement 1701, which limits it to the heirs of the Electress Sophia of Hanover, as determined by male-preference primogeniture, religion, and legitimate birth.

You don't have to worry about the royal family running out heirs to succeed the throne, there are over a hundred of royal family members on the waiting list. As a great-great-granddaughter of Queen Victoria, Queen Elizabeth II is related to the heads of most other reigning and non-reigning European royal houses.
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It will handed over to the next in line for the Throne which is old baldy himself... Prince Will...woops sorry I meant to say Prince Charles. :))
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fingers crossed!
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The monarchy as most of us have known for many years will most definitely have changed

, We have on the throne  a royal in the truest sense of the word, a very gracious lady

.No one in her immediate, family can come anywhere near her for absolute dedication  to  the duties she inherited.

A sad  view      to her must be, the antics of near relatives

,certainly not  adequate for the status they have.

and Who do not,  have the same respect of the citizens

  that her majesty   has. earned, over the many years. I hope she goes on for many  more of those   years yet.
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no Prince Charles will be King Charles, long live the Queen, lol
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Unfortunately not - we will be keeping the next lot in the manner they are accusotmed to, and all their children etc for many more years to come - aren't we lucky!!!!
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No unfortunately, 'one' can always be replaced, by another. As the heir is Charles, I have to agree with Michael H 'long live the Queen.
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No. The succession passes on to Charles then William & then to William's children & so on.................
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Most of the remaining Commonwealth countries who still have the Queen as head of state, will probably discontinue after her death. Britain probably will keep it going.
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No, the crown will be handed down the line..Prince Charles, then William and then his children or next person in line to him if he has no children and so on.
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