Queen Elizabeth II

Meet the Queen's best friend, Margaret Rhodes

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14th November 2016
The Hon. Margaret Rhodes is The Queen’s first cousin, and longtime friend. Born just a few months apart from Her Majesty, Mrs Rhodes probably knows the monarch better than anybody else, and they still remain best of friends to this day.Embed from Getty ImagesMargaret is the youngest daughter of Sidney Buller-Fullerton-Elphinstone, 16th Lord Elphinstone – The Queen Mother’s…
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Queen attends her 71st Remembrance Sunday service at the Cenotaph with her family

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13th November 2016
The Queen has led tributes to the British and Commonwealth war dead this weekend at the Remembrance Sunday service in central London. Thousands of people gathered at the Cenotaph for a two-minute silence at 11 o’clock to honour those killed in wars and conflicts past and…
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Festival of Remembrance brings out the Royal Family

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13th November 2016
Queen Elizabeth II was joined by a large portion of the Senior Members of the Royal Family at Royal Albert Hall for the Festival of Remembrance.Embed from Getty ImagesAmong those included the Duke of Edinburgh, the Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall who just returned from a tour of the middle east and the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge. Prince Harry was absent from the event which…
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An open letter: Prince Harry changed the way I see veterans

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12th November 2016
Dear HRH Prince Harry; I still remember our Remembrance Day ceremonies at the elementary school I went to. They would file class by class into the gymnasium until the 900 strong student population was present. The older kids sat on the bleachers in the back, while the younger kids were seated on the floor. Local veterans were always invited and sat near the front. Unfortunately, they went fairly…
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Prince Philip: "I haven't had flu in 40 years"

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9th November 2016
The Duke of Edinburgh spoke briefly about his health on Wednesday morning as he officially opened the Francis Crick Institute  – alongside Her Majesty The Queen. When touring the new £650 million biomedical research centre, the 95-year-old Duke said that he hadn’t suffered from the flu in over 40 years. The Duke made the revelation after speaking to flu immunity to expert Dr Yi Pu…
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