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Why British TV anchors keep black suits ready

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British broadcasters operate under insanely morbid protocols. Networks are legally and culturally mandated to immediately shift to a somber tone when a high-ranking monarch expires. Anchors keep black suits and ties hidden in their studios at all times, essentially waiting for a royal tragedy to strike so they can change outfits.

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