The Lagos State University is one of the places where there is a lot of discussion with the authorities and the students there. Apart from Unilag, it also meets with online currency brokers Bit Coin. As it spread, so did the pictures of his meetings on Twitter The Mercy BB Naija appealed to Jack Dorsey During his visit, his website was full of various questions but one that seemed like a star appeal was this one to Mercy fans, BBNaija's participant asked him to follow Mercy on Twitter. Earlier Jack had followed Tacha on Twitter and Tacha fans thanked him for following him. As the day of Victory approached, rumors that Jack Dorsey had stamped Tacha as #VerifiedTacha on Twitter were spreading and Tacha fans were wishing themselves luck. This was especially true during his tour of Nigeria when he tried to play Soapy. A brother named Real_jaeflex posted the video on Twitter and saw Jack Dorsey and former Nigerian Minister of Economic Affairs Ngozi Okonjo Iweala playing a Naira Marley song.


#VerifiedTacha: Memorable memories of Twitter founder Jack Dorsey's trip to Africa

Earlier Jack had followed Tacha on Twitter and Tacha fans thanked him for following him. As the day of Victory approached, rumors that Jack Dorsey had stamped Tacha as #VerifiedTacha on Twitter were spreading and Tacha fans were wishing themselves luck. This was especially true during his tour of Nigeria when he tried to play Soapy. A brother named Real_jaeflex posted the video on Twitter and saw Jack Dorsey and former Nigerian Minister of Economic Affairs Ngozi Okonjo Iweala playing a Naira Marley song. His tour continued to Ghana after he played one match for Nigeria.


His tour continued to Ghana after he played one match for Nigeria.


Naira Marley: Court postpones trial of Naira Marley on charges of fraud

A high court in Lagos has adjourned the trial of Azzez Fashola, who goes by the name Naira Maley, until tomorrow. Earlier, the EFCC, the anti-corruption body in Nigeria, had charged Naira Maley in connection with online gambling. The trial judge, Nicholas Oweibo decided to push the case further after the lawyer for the defendant, Olalekan Ojo, urged the court to contact him about the EFCC to provide additional evidence on the suspect. Naira Marley was first brought to trial by the EFCC on 8 May this year and charged with 11 counts. But the suspect has told the court that he is not guilty of all the charges against him by the EFCC. After the EFCC's consultation with Naira Marley's lawyers, the court adjourned the trial until the 31st of March, which was held today.


Burna Boy changes his mind, will perform at South African music festival

Influential Nigerian pop singer Burna Boy has said he will be a part of the crowdfunding campaign for a South African concert, which has been criticized for its xenophobia. The singer shared the news on his Twitter account. Earlier this season, Burna Boy had threatened that he would not set foot in South Africa due to the ongoing migration of other Africans there. This upcoming concert will be Burna Boy's first South African tour since 2017. Among those who will be playing the music to celebrate the arrival of the indigenous people in South Africa are singers such as Kwesta Jidenna and Busiswa. The theme of the music festival on November 31 is 'Africa, unite'


Davido: The name of the newborn is David Adedeji Ifeanyi Adeleke

The road to happiness. David Adeleke, who is known as Davido, has announced that the Lord has given him and his wife, Chioma, a baby boy yesterday. Davido announced this on his Instagram account on Sunday morning, and then the Prince arrived, and Chioma was born in a London hospital. He said that his son's name is David Adedeji Ifeanyi Adeleke Jnr and added that he was very happy with the news. Davido is "I love my wife very much, even she is a strong woman", and while the singers who are Davido's friends are going to the singers' award, Headies Award, Davido is in the guilt room, pleading to God that he does not leave his wife. Chioma, Davido's girlfriend, first announced on her Twitter page yesterday that she is in pain, and many people are praying for her to be healed.


He said that his son's name is David Adedeji Ifeanyi Adeleke Jnr and added that he was very happy with the news. Davido is "I love my wife very much, even she is a strong woman", and while the singers who are Davido's friends are going to the singers' award, Headies Award, Davido is in the guilt room, pleading to God that he does not leave his wife. Chioma, Davido's girlfriend, first announced on her Twitter page yesterday that she is in pain, and many people are praying for her to be healed. Koda, he also announced on his Instagram account that the Lord has given him a goodbye. Now, Nigerians are making a bidding war with the king of music for the joy of the boy who is the host, even though two different women have already given birth to two daughters.


Koda, he also announced on his Instagram account that the Lord has given him a goodbye. Now, Nigerians are making a bidding war with the king of music for the joy of the boy who is the host, even though two different women have already given birth to two daughters.


Danfo Driver: Mad Melon' one of the singers Danfo Driver

Often, people are not remembered by name but the work of a person can be overlooked if the person is not in the area where the work was done. On September 16, 2019, a riot broke out at the home of a Raggae singer Oghenemaro Emeofa, popularly known as Mad Melon in Ajegunle district in the state of Lagos. He and his partner, Mountain Black, co-wrote the 1998 hit single "Danfo Driver" and several other songs. Both started out in different ways. To earn some food, we both struggled in the farm until a music studio found a gift in them. Born from the Danfo family that stretches from Ojo to Mile 2 l'Eko, they became one of the most popular Nigerian singers from Ajegunle and are known worldwide.


Both started out in different ways. To earn some food, we both struggled in the farm until a music studio found a gift in them. Born from the Danfo family that stretches from Ojo to Mile 2 l'Eko, they became one of the most popular Nigerian singers from Ajegunle and are known worldwide. Mad Melon and Mountain Black received such widespread publicity that they used their song "African Queen" sung by 2Face in an Anerica film. In 2005, they further promoted their song Danfo Driver by releasing the album Danfo Travel: Success Story to tell about how they came from work to success. Among their songs is "Kpolongo" which took them on a tour from Nigeria to Europe in 2006. After that, they have performed in Athens, Sweden, UK, Germany, Spain, Italy, Switzerland and other countries around the world.


Mad Melon and Mountain Black received such widespread publicity that they used their song "African Queen" sung by 2Face in an Anerica film. In 2005, they further promoted their song Danfo Driver by releasing the album Danfo Travel: Success Story to tell about how they came from work to success. Among their songs is "Kpolongo" which took them on a tour from Nigeria to Europe in 2006. After that, they have performed in Athens, Sweden, UK, Germany, Spain, Italy, Switzerland and other countries around the world.


Ayinla Ọmọwura did not study, but contributed to the development of music and the Yoruba language

In Yoruba, the giant fish have gone underwater, the elephants have been burned to ashes, and the elephants have looked back and have not risen. Whoever reads the great elephants that have seen the one, rain, butterflies, the ground washed, because it has rained a lot, and the ground has been soaked, is in the variety of human life especially in the category of the wise. One of the most memorable Yoruba landmarks, whose source of food is not known, the clay that has been left is not destroyed is Waidi Ayinla Ọmọwura, known to all as Eegun Mọgaji. The modern generation should not know the life story of Ayinla Ọmọwura, because it is a tragedy for the society of musicians. Yes, his salt did not touch the soil during his lifetime, so we have uploaded his life story to praise him as it is read on the world wide web Wikipedia and other websites. Ayinla Ọmọwura never left school, but he did enough to deny the impact on social development of Yoruba music and phrasing.


The modern generation should not know the life story of Ayinla Ọmọwura, because it is a tragedy for the society of musicians. Yes, his salt did not touch the soil during his lifetime, so we have uploaded his life story to praise him as it is read on the world wide web Wikipedia and other websites. Ayinla Ọmọwura never left school, but he did enough to deny the impact on social development of Yoruba music and phrasing. The king was overwhelmed and saddened to hear the deep recollection of the old man and the villagers whose minds were still in the mud. This made it easier for Ayinla Ọmọwura to write music. Ayinla Ọmọwura is truly a child prodigy, who faced and overcame many of the world's challenges.


The king was overwhelmed and saddened to hear the deep recollection of the old man and the villagers whose minds were still in the mud. This made it easier for Ayinla Ọmọwura to write music. Ayinla Ọmọwura is truly a child prodigy, who faced and overcame many of the world's challenges. Many people consider Ayinla Mwanawura to be a singer hero, and he is not on the albums he made many years ago, and his work is a symbol for the Yoruba generation. We pray that God will send you to heaven.


Many people consider Ayinla Mwanawura to be a singer hero, and he is not on the albums he made many years ago, and his work is a symbol for the Yoruba generation. We pray that God will send you to heaven.


What made Sanusi sing to the Governor of Kano State, Abdullahi Ganduje?

Sanusi is accused of singing against the Governor, and we are talking about Emir Sanusi Lamido Sanusi. A singer in Kano state named Sanusi Abdullahi, was caught by the police on the charge of singing against Governor Abdullahi Ganduje. Since Tuesday afternoon Sanusi has been in police custody. Watch the music video of the rain on the Whatsapp channel. In it, we do not see the singer's face because you write a song and eggs in front of the camera. This has led to people asking how the police knew that Sanusi sang to the Governor, when they did not see his face.


Watch the music video of the rain on the Whatsapp channel. In it, we do not see the singer's face because you write a song and eggs in front of the camera. This has led to people asking how the police knew that Sanusi sang to the Governor, when they did not see his face. On Monday, Kano Police spokesman DSP Abdullahi Haruna told the BBC that the Sanusi were taken to the judge where he would be arraigned. 'I can cover singing if not singing, the mud has been taken to court to say it' Since Abdullahi's arrest, his family members have been fighting for his release. My heart sank on Victory Day, when news broke that the singer had been arrested by the police, where he was afraid to run away.


On Monday, Kano Police spokesman DSP Abdullahi Haruna told the BBC that the Sanusi were taken to the judge where he would be arraigned. 'I can cover singing if not singing, the mud has been taken to court to say it' Since Abdullahi's arrest, his family members have been fighting for his release. My heart sank on Victory Day, when news broke that the singer had been arrested by the police, where he was afraid to run away. Abdullahi's family members believe that this will lead to their release. His brother, Jamilu Abdullahi, told the BBC that they will seek a fine from the police after their release. Jamilu explained, 'Sanusi was arrested on behalf of his wife on Wednesday.


Abdullahi's family members believe that this will lead to their release. His brother, Jamilu Abdullahi, told the BBC that they will seek a fine from the police after their release. Jamilu explained, 'Sanusi was arrested on behalf of his wife on Wednesday. This incident is shocking because he did not sing the song 'Battle Rain' which lasts for nine minutes and contains the words of the Governor of Ganduje.


This incident is shocking because he did not sing the song 'Battle Rain' which lasts for nine minutes and contains the words of the Governor of Ganduje.


Police: Tekno has been released but investigation is ongoing

The police have arrested the influential pop singer Augustine Kelechi, known to the public as Tekno, after he walked the streets of Lagos in a car with naked women. One video, which appeared to have been taken from another vehicle, shows a man sitting in the van, wearing glasses, and making fun of women who are only playing with their predictions. Tekno has stated that the video is not an advertisement for any pornographic architecture. He said he was in a glass box that was loaded into a truck and was going from one place to another to film a new album. The head of the Lagos State Police, Bala Elkana, told the BBC that police have started an investigation after the video sparked a controversy online. Initial reports said that the police had been arrested by the police, but Mr. Elkana said that some called him for an interview, and that he had come to the police station on Victory Day to express his opinion on the matter.


He said he was in a glass box that was loaded into a truck and was going from one place to another to film a new album. The head of the Lagos State Police, Bala Elkana, told the BBC that police have started an investigation after the video sparked a controversy online. Initial reports said that the police had been arrested by the police, but Mr. Elkana said that some called him for an interview, and that he had come to the police station on Victory Day to express his opinion on the matter. Now, Tekno is asking for a freak on Instagram, for anyone who likes the video. "We are filming a music video in some of the cars that we are using, and we need a car to take people to another place where we want to work, so we are using the car with the glass box". But he did not explain why he was throwing money at the men while they were travelling.


Now, Tekno is asking for a freak on Instagram, for anyone who likes the video. "We are filming a music video in some of the cars that we are using, and we need a car to take people to another place where we want to work, so we are using the car with the glass box". But he did not explain why he was throwing money at the men while they were travelling. Police said they had dismantled Tekno, but the investigation is still ongoing.


Police said they had dismantled Tekno, but the investigation is still ongoing.


Audio: I learned to read from Fuji Music

The influential Fuji artist, Alhaji Solomon Adio Atawẹwẹ said that since his birth, the resident Dr Sikiru Ayinde Barrister is the first Fuji artist. The actor was last seen in his interview with BBC Yoruba in Ikorodu on Sunday. Alhaji Adio, who has been listening to Barrister's albums since childhood, has never sung Fuji music. You know, if someone says that Barrister refused to leave Fuji, there is no fight there because what happened to one person, you wrote to another. Atawjo also added that he was fired from the Fuji job after the Ketu and Mile 12 cross-country skiing. He also did the solo and title work, but the Fuji work scared the hell out of many people who love Fuji.


You know, if someone says that Barrister refused to leave Fuji, there is no fight there because what happened to one person, you wrote to another. Atawjo also added that he was fired from the Fuji job after the Ketu and Mile 12 cross-country skiing. He also did the solo and title work, but the Fuji work scared the hell out of many people who love Fuji. He also explained that the award should be given to Barristers all over the world. Atazhu added that all Fuji musicians should know the game Ayinde Barrister and Alhaji Ayinla Kollington, to give them a shot. They both have been the most feared Fuji artists today.


He also explained that the award should be given to Barristers all over the world. Atazhu added that all Fuji musicians should know the game Ayinde Barrister and Alhaji Ayinla Kollington, to give them a shot. They both have been the most feared Fuji artists today. Atawho said that he has been singing since the age of four and he learned to read music from her. He had JSS 3 in his high school before he left school, but he said he would quit


Atawho said that he has been singing since the age of four and he learned to read music from her. He had JSS 3 in his high school before he left school, but he said he would quit


'Soapy', the new album by Naira Marley

Afeez Fashola popularly known as Naira Marley has released a new album which is currently dominating the internet. The 25-year-old has released several hit singles in Nigeria including 'Issa Goal' and the latest 'Soapy'. In the video, which Marley posted on his Instagram account, he played a kind of church that held his hands to his son's shoulder, which reflects the lyrics of his song. Marley was released from prison a few weeks ago after being held for days on charges of stealing the EFCC's Yahoo Boy in Nigeria. Marley is guilty of all charges. Since the release of this new song, Soapy has been a hit in Nigeria.


'Soapy', the new album by Naira Marley

Marley was released from prison a few weeks ago after being held for days on charges of stealing the EFCC's Yahoo Boy in Nigeria. Marley is guilty of all charges. Since the release of this new song, Soapy has been a hit in Nigeria. While some people get it and they live behind it, others have nothing to be proud of. "I didn't even look at the music. What is it that bothers you so much, Marley?"


'Soapy', the new album by Naira Marley

While some people get it and they live behind it, others have nothing to be proud of. "I didn't even look at the music. What is it that bothers you so much, Marley?" "Naira Marley is crazy, she sings against the government, the people, the police, the police, she sings a lot, even if she has a bit of Bob Marley music but she sings Soapy. It is not read by real people". "I finally found a song I can imagine, Naira Marley's Soapy".


'Soapy', the new album by Naira Marley

"Naira Marley is crazy, she sings against the government, the people, the police, the police, she sings a lot, even if she has a bit of Bob Marley music but she sings Soapy. It is not read by real people". "I finally found a song I can imagine, Naira Marley's Soapy".


Step 1: My parents saw music as a career

Peter Olatunde Adeshile whose outrage on the music scene is Kakaki 1 the killer who is haunting Nigerians over the sea. While still under the care of his parents, he could not fully pursue his desire to follow the athletes all the time because his books were not read. The Afro-style song "Blown Mother" is one of Kakaki's songs that showcases the African culture. Kakaki is a fan of African musical instruments and he uses them in every album he releases. Although he lives on the coast, Nigerians there are still trying to embrace their native culture in his work.


Seun Kuti: All my family members are in Fella's shoes

The day of Fela Anikulapo Kuti's 22nd birthday, the world has not forgotten. Seun Kuti, the son of Fela, told BBC Yorùbá that it would be the glory of Kuti's house if he won a Grammy for his afro beat. She expressed her happiness on being nominated for the award for her musical experience. Not only was the Kuti family nominated for a Grammy,'my brother Femi Kuti was nominated for a Grammy' before our family won this award. Seun talks about Fela Anikulapo Kuti's shoe-cut on afro beat music which the singer has now emulated globally. This famous singer did not want her son to choose the music career because he was taught by various social classes.


Not only was the Kuti family nominated for a Grammy,'my brother Femi Kuti was nominated for a Grammy' before our family won this award. Seun talks about Fela Anikulapo Kuti's shoe-cut on afro beat music which the singer has now emulated globally. This famous singer did not want her son to choose the music career because he was taught by various social classes. Finally, she had a proper interview for her son who was old enough to convince her that she was interested in writing music.


Finally, she had a proper interview for her son who was old enough to convince her that she was interested in writing music.


Italian Parliament: Government cuts the number of parliamentarians from 630 to 400

The Italian parliament has voted to cut by three the number of parliamentarians who will represent each region of the country. The lower house of parliament has signed a bill to cut the number of MPs from 60 to 10, and the upper house from 50 to 200. The move was part of a pledge made by the ruling Five Star Movement to the protesters during its election campaign. The parliamentary vote would save Italy hundreds of millions of euros in salaries and wages. Critics of the bill say that this move will undermine the country's democratic system. The new law cannot be implemented in case of a general election as it would change the constitution of the country.


See a city in Italy that is ready to give you N13.6 million if you accept to live there

Good news for Nigerians who want to work or live overseas. Young people who have a job or other to do and are ready to leave their country for Italy will be given a cash prize. The Calabria region of Italy has offered to pay anyone willing to move the village a stiff fee of N13.6m (US$33,000) over three years. The village of Calabria is located on the coast, the population of the town is only two thousand. The move is part of a plan by the Italian government to increase the population of the city. A regional councillor in Italy, Gianluca Gallo told CNN that those who are willing to move to the city will usually receive a salary of 800-1,000 euros.


The village of Calabria is located on the coast, the population of the town is only two thousand. The move is part of a plan by the Italian government to increase the population of the city. A regional councillor in Italy, Gianluca Gallo told CNN that those who are willing to move to the city will usually receive a salary of 800-1,000 euros. He explained that they would get this money for about three years or they would get the money to start a farm or restaurant or farm. The N13.6 million ($33,000) they want for the people is not free if you arrive. You must be ready to start a farm or to work there as a contractor.


He explained that they would get this money for about three years or they would get the money to start a farm or restaurant or farm. The N13.6 million ($33,000) they want for the people is not free if you arrive. You must be ready to start a farm or to work there as a contractor. The following are the types of professionals sought:


The following are the types of professionals sought:


Coronavirus: The government pays salaries to the workers but the situation is not good

The coronavirus pandemic is not over, it is still going on as the pandemic has been called. While everyone is saying that the coronavirus started in Wuhan, China, how is it that Italy is spreading the virus among the countries that are not infected? With all the terrible news coming from Italy about the coronavirus week, you made BBC Yoruba contact Nigerians in the country, to find out what their situation is with the pandemic. One of the people who spoke to the BBC, Wale Akintade, explained that they were peaceful even though the climate was very close to the Italian people, it did not affect the black people there, the Italians and the Chinese were the most affected. The news is that the black people who have been infected with Coronavirus are no more than three, but unlike the sky, the situation is not easy for anyone because they have blocked everything. The song adds that planes and trains are blocked, the card is empty, no one can enter from the ground, and everyone is sitting. It is a prayer that the disease should not spread to black people, and only hospitals, pharmacies and drug stores should be allowed to vaccinate them.


The news is that the black people who have been infected with Coronavirus are no more than three, but unlike the sky, the situation is not easy for anyone because they have blocked everything. The song adds that planes and trains are blocked, the card is empty, no one can enter from the ground, and everyone is sitting. It is a prayer that the disease should not spread to black people, and only hospitals, pharmacies and drug stores should be allowed to vaccinate them. Akintade added that even if they are not working, the government pays them a monthly stipend, which is not like what happens in Africa where the average worker does not get his salary. As of today, more than 1,700 people have been infected with the virus, with 16,000 suffering from severe illness while 1,455 people have survived the virus and returned home.


Akintade added that even if they are not working, the government pays them a monthly stipend, which is not like what happens in Africa where the average worker does not get his salary. As of today, more than 1,700 people have been infected with the virus, with 16,000 suffering from severe illness while 1,455 people have survived the virus and returned home.


Coronavirus in Nigeria: Payoro-Capital has a plan to contain Coronavirus in agriculture

After the Federal Government of Nigeria announced that an Italian national who was positive for the coronavirus had entered Nigeria, the government of the state of Lagos where the brother was detained took steps to deal with the disease as soon as possible. In a statement posted on his twitter account, the governor of Eko state, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, has recently reminded the federal government that the bill has been passed by a single person who is not infected. The government has already started taking steps to ensure that the disease does not become a serious problem in the state of Lagos. The move was made in collaboration with the Joint Commission on Headphones set up under the aegis of the National Centre for Disease Control and Prevention (NCDC). The government has now set up an emergency station to investigate the matter and take appropriate action to prevent it. He urged the people of Lagos state not to give up.


The move was made in collaboration with the Joint Commission on Headphones set up under the aegis of the National Centre for Disease Control and Prevention (NCDC). The government has now set up an emergency station to investigate the matter and take appropriate action to prevent it. He urged the people of Lagos state not to give up. They should continue their work and implement all the necessary measures. The federal agency for disease control has said that the coronavirus virus known as COVID-19 has spread to Nigeria. According to his official Twitter account, he had "The Ministry of Health has confirmed that the coronavirus has spread to Lagos".


They should continue their work and implement all the necessary measures. The federal agency for disease control has said that the coronavirus virus known as COVID-19 has spread to Nigeria. According to his official Twitter account, he had "The Ministry of Health has confirmed that the coronavirus has spread to Lagos". The news outlet continued that the coronavirus was confirmed on December 31, 2020, which was the first case of its kind in Nigeria since the outbreak in China in June. The patient is an Italian national working in Nigeria. The man travelled to Lagos from Milan on December 25, before being examined at the Lagos State Medical Institute.


The news outlet continued that the coronavirus was confirmed on December 31, 2020, which was the first case of its kind in Nigeria since the outbreak in China in June. The patient is an Italian national working in Nigeria. The man travelled to Lagos from Milan on December 25, before being examined at the Lagos State Medical Institute. This is the second time that the healthcare system will confirm the disease in a randomized controlled trial after previously confirming it in Algeria and North Africa. Currently, the coronavirus pandemic has spread to war-torn countries across the world in Asia, Europe, and Africa. The Lagos state government had earlier declared no coronavirus cases in the state, after a Chinese national tested positive for COVID-19.


This is the second time that the healthcare system will confirm the disease in a randomized controlled trial after previously confirming it in Algeria and North Africa. Currently, the coronavirus pandemic has spread to war-torn countries across the world in Asia, Europe, and Africa. The Lagos state government had earlier declared no coronavirus cases in the state, after a Chinese national tested positive for COVID-19. Meanwhile, Nigerian Health Minister Osagie Ehanire has said in a press release that the federal government is working hard to ensure that the disease does not spread beyond normal in Nigeria. Osagie is in the process of tracking down everyone he meets on his journey from Italy to Lagos. He urged citizens to use social media platforms to share the latest news about the disease, which has caused panic among the public.


Meanwhile, Nigerian Health Minister Osagie Ehanire has said in a press release that the federal government is working hard to ensure that the disease does not spread beyond normal in Nigeria. Osagie is in the process of tracking down everyone he meets on his journey from Italy to Lagos. He urged citizens to use social media platforms to share the latest news about the disease, which has caused panic among the public.


Is it true that the Queen is forced to go without a honeycomb in the UK?

The fall of Queen Elizabeth II and the accession of King Charles III have revived longstanding traditions in the family. Even many people familiar with the British royal family's customs are unaware of these things and would be surprised to learn that they are part of their routine. They include: (There are many Twitter posts featuring the British Royal Family's beehive at Buckingham Palace.) With the announcement of Queen Elizabeth II's death taking the world by storm, on the internet, radio and TV, there are those who feel the need to release the news to their owners. The Queen's bees were recently washed for the King's coronation. John Chapple, who has been the Queen's beekeeper for 15 years, blamed the death on the bees at Buckingham Palace and Clarence House (the former residence of Prince Charles as Prince of Wales).


With the announcement of Queen Elizabeth II's death taking the world by storm, on the internet, radio and TV, there are those who feel the need to release the news to their owners. The Queen's bees were recently washed for the King's coronation. John Chapple, who has been the Queen's beekeeper for 15 years, blamed the death on the bees at Buckingham Palace and Clarence House (the former residence of Prince Charles as Prince of Wales). In an interview with reporters, Chapple said he explained to the bees to make a deal with the new King. This is one of the beliefs that if the bees are not informed, they may stop providing honey if they are not told that they have a new King. The custom is to knock on the doors of each beehive to announce the death of the king but to warn them not to go so that the new king will behave harshly. Among the decisions made by King Charles III as the new crown prince is the fact that he will also celebrate two birthdays.


In an interview with reporters, Chapple said he explained to the bees to make a deal with the new King. This is one of the beliefs that if the bees are not informed, they may stop providing honey if they are not told that they have a new King. The custom is to knock on the doors of each beehive to announce the death of the king but to warn them not to go so that the new king will behave harshly. Among the decisions made by King Charles III as the new crown prince is the fact that he will also celebrate two birthdays. Queen Elizabeth II, although she was born on 21 April and celebrates her birthday, celebrates another birthday every second Saturday in June with what is known as Trooping the Colour. Because April is the winter in the UK and June is the summer. However, this practice is not new, having been first introduced by King George II in 1748.


Queen Elizabeth II, although she was born on 21 April and celebrates her birthday, celebrates another birthday every second Saturday in June with what is known as Trooping the Colour. Because April is the winter in the UK and June is the summer. However, this practice is not new, having been first introduced by King George II in 1748. He used his birthday to celebrate a tradition that had been going on there. It is not clear what King Charles III will decide on this custom, but November is the summer. British royal historian Richard Fitzwilliams told the BBC that he thought King Charles would want to keep things as they are and that the Trooping to Colour celebration is popular among the people of the country.


He used his birthday to celebrate a tradition that had been going on there. It is not clear what King Charles III will decide on this custom, but November is the summer. British royal historian Richard Fitzwilliams told the BBC that he thought King Charles would want to keep things as they are and that the Trooping to Colour celebration is popular among the people of the country. Fitzwilliams said it was also common in Britain that one could not predict the exact weather which prevented the coronation of the Queen in 1953. From 1901 onwards the practice of using men - coastguards - instead of horses to carry the king's body began. Before that, the dead bodies of kings were carried on horses for all their final rites.


Fitzwilliams said it was also common in Britain that one could not predict the exact weather which prevented the coronation of the Queen in 1953. From 1901 onwards the practice of using men - coastguards - instead of horses to carry the king's body began. Before that, the dead bodies of kings were carried on horses for all their final rites. But during Queen Victoria's funeral, the weather was so bad and the city so cold that the horses were about to unload the body. Historian Kelly Swab told the BBC that it was King Edward VI, the son of Victoria, who then ordered the navy to take the body. Swab said the incident would not have become a global disgrace if the soldiers had not taken the body from the horses.


But during Queen Victoria's funeral, the weather was so bad and the city so cold that the horses were about to unload the body. Historian Kelly Swab told the BBC that it was King Edward VI, the son of Victoria, who then ordered the navy to take the body. Swab said the incident would not have become a global disgrace if the soldiers had not taken the body from the horses. The tradition of the Royal Navy carrying the dead seems to have begun during the reign of the last King before Queen Elizabeth. At the funeral of King George VI in 1952, the body was carried by a crowd of 27. Among the royal celebrations were those that were not widely known.


The tradition of the Royal Navy carrying the dead seems to have begun during the reign of the last King before Queen Elizabeth. At the funeral of King George VI in 1952, the body was carried by a crowd of 27. Among the royal celebrations were those that were not widely known. There is a custom of the Lord Chamberlain. The Lord Chamberlain was the most senior member of the royal family and his role was to accompany the monarch to Parliament every year. When the king dies Lord Chamberlain must break a white scepter on the royal tombstone to signify the end of the monarchy.


There is a custom of the Lord Chamberlain. The Lord Chamberlain was the most senior member of the royal family and his role was to accompany the monarch to Parliament every year. When the king dies Lord Chamberlain must break a white scepter on the royal tombstone to signify the end of the monarchy. The current Lord Chamberlain is Andrew Parker, former M15 chief. He took office in April 2021, and the tradition has been going on for a long time. Richard Fitzilliams says that these traditions set the British Royal Family apart from all other families in the world.


The current Lord Chamberlain is Andrew Parker, former M15 chief. He took office in April 2021, and the tradition has been going on for a long time. Richard Fitzilliams says that these traditions set the British Royal Family apart from all other families in the world.


The queen, mourning at the palace

Queen Elizabeth II, the longest reigning monarch in the history of England, has died at the age of 16 after a reign of 70 years. Your shares have accumulated to your credit after news of your health. In 1952 the Queen ascended the throne, and everything changed for the better. Balmoral is the final resting place of Queen Elizabeth II, the longest-reigning monarch in the UK, after 70 years. His entire family gathered at his Scottish Estate home after doctors announced that his health was in dire straits. The queen came to the throne in 1952, and during her reign many social changes took place.


The queen, mourning at the palace

Balmoral is the final resting place of Queen Elizabeth II, the longest-reigning monarch in the UK, after 70 years. His entire family gathered at his Scottish Estate home after doctors announced that his health was in dire straits. The queen came to the throne in 1952, and during her reign many social changes took place. Her eldest son, Charles, became King Charles III, and head of the fourteen Commonwealth realms. King Charles described his mother's death as a "time of great grief". In a press release, King Charles said that "we mourn the loss of a precious crown, who was also a much loved mother".


The queen, mourning at the palace

Her eldest son, Charles, became King Charles III, and head of the fourteen Commonwealth realms. King Charles described his mother's death as a "time of great grief". In a press release, King Charles said that "we mourn the loss of a precious crown, who was also a much loved mother". I know that throughout this country his death will be a shock, in the Commonwealth, and among millions of people around the world". He has the affection, respect and love of the people for the Queen, who will be a comfort and comfort to her and her family during this time of grief. After his death, his son, King Charles I was sworn in as the new monarch and head of the fourteen countries under the Commonwealth.


The queen, mourning at the palace

I know that throughout this country his death will be a shock, in the Commonwealth, and among millions of people around the world". He has the affection, respect and love of the people for the Queen, who will be a comfort and comfort to her and her family during this time of grief. After his death, his son, King Charles I was sworn in as the new monarch and head of the fourteen countries under the Commonwealth. In a press release issued by Buckingham Palace, he had the Queen walking in the afternoon with ease at Balmoral Bay. The King and his Highness will be at Balmoral this evening and will return to the royal capital, London, tomorrow. The princes were all returned to Balmoral, near Aberdeen after the doctor announced a state of health for the queen.


The queen, mourning at the palace

In a press release issued by Buckingham Palace, he had the Queen walking in the afternoon with ease at Balmoral Bay. The King and his Highness will be at Balmoral this evening and will return to the royal capital, London, tomorrow. The princes were all returned to Balmoral, near Aberdeen after the doctor announced a state of health for the queen. His grandson, Prince Willam was there with Prince Harry on the way. The Queen died at Balmoral this afternoon", the Buckingham Palace said in a statement. "The King and his chief will be at Balmoral, before returning to London tomorrow".


The queen, mourning at the palace

His grandson, Prince Willam was there with Prince Harry on the way. The Queen died at Balmoral this afternoon", the Buckingham Palace said in a statement. "The King and his chief will be at Balmoral, before returning to London tomorrow". All the Queen's children travelled to Balmoral, near Aberdeen, after her doctors had put them under intensive care". Her grandson, Prince William, was there, with his grandson, and Harry was gone. British Prime Minister Liz Truss, who was awarded the Queen's Victoria Cross on Victory Day, described the crown as the cornerstone of modern Britain, 'It has provided the stability and strength we need.'


The queen, mourning at the palace

All the Queen's children travelled to Balmoral, near Aberdeen, after her doctors had put them under intensive care". Her grandson, Prince William, was there, with his grandson, and Harry was gone. British Prime Minister Liz Truss, who was awarded the Queen's Victoria Cross on Victory Day, described the crown as the cornerstone of modern Britain, 'It has provided the stability and strength we need.' Sister Truss said that they would be loyal and devoted to the new king, just as her mother had diligently served many for many days. Events such as the end of the Cold War, the UK's entry into and withdrawal from the European Union, and the formation of the Commonwealth, took place during the reign of Queen Elizabeth. Seven UK prime ministers were in office during his time, from Winston Churchill, born in 1874, to Sister Truss, born a hundred years later.


The queen, mourning at the palace

Sister Truss said that they would be loyal and devoted to the new king, just as her mother had diligently served many for many days. Events such as the end of the Cold War, the UK's entry into and withdrawal from the European Union, and the formation of the Commonwealth, took place during the reign of Queen Elizabeth. Seven UK prime ministers were in office during his time, from Winston Churchill, born in 1874, to Sister Truss, born a hundred years later. He regularly met with his government editors until his death. In Buckingham Palace in London, the guests who had already waited to hear the Queen's health, wept when they heard of her death. The flag was lowered at 6 o'clock in the morning and a flag officer was sent to announce the Queen's death.


The queen, mourning at the palace

He regularly met with his government editors until his death. In Buckingham Palace in London, the guests who had already waited to hear the Queen's health, wept when they heard of her death. The flag was lowered at 6 o'clock in the morning and a flag officer was sent to announce the Queen's death. In the Queen's stead, Prince William and his wife, Catherine, would become the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Cornwall. Alexandra Mary Windsor, who later became Queen Elizabeth, was born on April 21, 1926. There were few prospects for her to become king, but in December 1936, her uncle Edward VIII, abdicated the throne, unable to marry an American, Wallis Simpson.


The queen, mourning at the palace

In the Queen's stead, Prince William and his wife, Catherine, would become the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Cornwall. Alexandra Mary Windsor, who later became Queen Elizabeth, was born on April 21, 1926. There were few prospects for her to become king, but in December 1936, her uncle Edward VIII, abdicated the throne, unable to marry an American, Wallis Simpson. Elizabeth's father was the Oba as was King George VI at the time. Lilbet is the name by which many now call Elizabeth. When he was 10 years old, Pere was diagnosed with a brain tumor after his father was stabbed.


The queen, mourning at the palace

Elizabeth's father was the Oba as was King George VI at the time. Lilbet is the name by which many now call Elizabeth. When he was 10 years old, Pere was diagnosed with a brain tumor after his father was stabbed. Three years later Britain declared war on Nazi Germany. Elizabeth and her sister, Princess Margaret spent much time at Winsdor Castle throughout the war after their parents refused to allow the children to be sent to Canada. When Elizabeth was eighteen she went to the Auxiliary Territorial Services to work for five months and learned to work as a mechanic with oxen.


The queen, mourning at the palace

Three years later Britain declared war on Nazi Germany. Elizabeth and her sister, Princess Margaret spent much time at Winsdor Castle throughout the war after their parents refused to allow the children to be sent to Canada. When Elizabeth was eighteen she went to the Auxiliary Territorial Services to work for five months and learned to work as a mechanic with oxen. He said: I started learning about espirit de corps drinking bread in the midst of the world war when he and his cousin, Omooba Philip in Greece served his country in the Royal Navy. Their relationship became so intense that they were probably married on 6th February 1947 at Westminster Abbey. It was at this wedding that Prince Philip received the Duke of Edinburgh's approval.


The queen, mourning at the palace

He said: I started learning about espirit de corps drinking bread in the midst of the world war when he and his cousin, Omooba Philip in Greece served his country in the Royal Navy. Their relationship became so intense that they were probably married on 6th February 1947 at Westminster Abbey. It was at this wedding that Prince Philip received the Duke of Edinburgh's approval. Elizabeth later described Philip as a tree of her own making and strength in the 13 years they lived together before Philip's 90th birthday in 2021. Their first child, Charles, was born in 1948. This was Princess Anne in 1950, before Andrew was born in 1960 and Edward in 1964.


The queen, mourning at the palace

Elizabeth later described Philip as a tree of her own making and strength in the 13 years they lived together before Philip's 90th birthday in 2021. Their first child, Charles, was born in 1948. This was Princess Anne in 1950, before Andrew was born in 1960 and Edward in 1964. Among them, they had eight grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren. Elizabeth arrived in Kenya in 1952 while representing her father Oba and her husband, Philip, mourned her father's death. Elizabeth immediately returned to London as the new Queen.


The queen, mourning at the palace

Among them, they had eight grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren. Elizabeth arrived in Kenya in 1952 while representing her father Oba and her husband, Philip, mourned her father's death. Elizabeth immediately returned to London as the new Queen. She said: "The news came to me suddenly, I decided to do my best. On the second day of June, 1953, Elizabeth was crowned at the age of thirty-three. There are probably millions of people who watched Elizabeth's coronation as Queen of England. There have been many positive changes since Elizabeth's accession.


The queen, mourning at the palace

She said: "The news came to me suddenly, I decided to do my best. On the second day of June, 1953, Elizabeth was crowned at the age of thirty-three. There are probably millions of people who watched Elizabeth's coronation as Queen of England. There have been many positive changes since Elizabeth's accession. This lady has brought the Oba house to the forefront of the public's attention. He also regularly hosts and hosts external conferences in addition to his work with the Commonwealth where he speaks to international organisations. The public and private shock was as much a shock to the Queen as it was to any animal.


The queen, mourning at the palace

This lady has brought the Oba house to the forefront of the public's attention. He also regularly hosts and hosts external conferences in addition to his work with the Commonwealth where he speaks to international organisations. The public and private shock was as much a shock to the Queen as it was to any animal. In 1992 during the Annus Horribilis the Winsdor Castle was destroyed by fire. This was the marriage of her three children faced with problems. After the death of Princess Diana, Princess of Wales in a car crash in Paris in 1997, Elizabeth's grief was further exacerbated.


The queen, mourning at the palace

In 1992 during the Annus Horribilis the Winsdor Castle was destroyed by fire. This was the marriage of her three children faced with problems. After the death of Princess Diana, Princess of Wales in a car crash in Paris in 1997, Elizabeth's grief was further exacerbated. The widow of the townspeople blamed Elizabeth for not first talking about the incident. The people were saying different things but Elizabeth said: "No one, not even the crown prince, has ever seen such a challenge from those who are supporting him, who have his wish before being told by those who are not". Elizabeth was 21 years old when she decided to take her life to serve her country and the world. Reflecting on his life a few years ago during his 25th year on the throne in 1977, he said: "I never forgot the vows and oaths I made when I was young, even though I was young at the time".


The queen, mourning at the palace

The widow of the townspeople blamed Elizabeth for not first talking about the incident. The people were saying different things but Elizabeth said: "No one, not even the crown prince, has ever seen such a challenge from those who are supporting him, who have his wish before being told by those who are not". Elizabeth was 21 years old when she decided to take her life to serve her country and the world. Reflecting on his life a few years ago during his 25th year on the throne in 1977, he said: "I never forgot the vows and oaths I made when I was young, even though I was young at the time". The same oath and promise was made by Queen Elizabeth in a letter of invitation to the nation 35 years later, during her sixth annual celebration of the Declaration of Independence. This year's celebrations were marked with many events across the streets and across the United Kingdom. Indeed, the coming era in which the Queen's health did not allow her to participate in some of the campaigns, she stated that "one of my own was among the victims during the ceremony".


The queen, mourning at the palace

The same oath and promise was made by Queen Elizabeth in a letter of invitation to the nation 35 years later, during her sixth annual celebration of the Declaration of Independence. This year's celebrations were marked with many events across the streets and across the United Kingdom. Indeed, the coming era in which the Queen's health did not allow her to participate in some of the campaigns, she stated that "one of my own was among the victims during the ceremony". His three-generation Buckingham Palace ancestors were reunited in the stadium for the final of the championship. Charles Oba is now seventy-three years old. He has become the 14th Commonwealth head of state.


The queen, mourning at the palace

His three-generation Buckingham Palace ancestors were reunited in the stadium for the final of the championship. Charles Oba is now seventy-three years old. He has become the 14th Commonwealth head of state. Charles and his wife, Camilla, are in Balmoral with their siblings, Princess Anne, Princess Andrew and Edward. I was joined by Sophie, Edward's wife, and Prince William and Prince Harry, the grandchildren of Queen Elizabeth. William's wife Catherine was in Winsdor with George, Charlotte and Louis because it was the school they were moving into in the new school.


The queen, mourning at the palace

Charles and his wife, Camilla, are in Balmoral with their siblings, Princess Anne, Princess Andrew and Edward. I was joined by Sophie, Edward's wife, and Prince William and Prince Harry, the grandchildren of Queen Elizabeth. William's wife Catherine was in Winsdor with George, Charlotte and Louis because it was the school they were moving into in the new school. The Oba is in mourning now. There is no air conditioning system because they will take out all the expenses or previous celebrations. The Asia Union flag will be flown at all the Prime Minister and the Prime Minister's House, as well as at all government and military buildings and all United Kingdom stations abroad.


The queen, mourning at the palace

The Oba is in mourning now. There is no air conditioning system because they will take out all the expenses or previous celebrations. The Asia Union flag will be flown at all the Prime Minister and the Prime Minister's House, as well as at all government and military buildings and all United Kingdom stations abroad. The Prime Minister's residence in the United Kingdom is being contested by various world leaders. Among them was US President Joe Biden, who recalled how Queen Elizabeth stood by America during the 9/11 terrorist attacks. French President Emmanuel Macron described the Queen as a "pathetic queen" and a friend of France.


The queen, mourning at the palace

The Prime Minister's residence in the United Kingdom is being contested by various world leaders. Among them was US President Joe Biden, who recalled how Queen Elizabeth stood by America during the 9/11 terrorist attacks. French President Emmanuel Macron described the Queen as a "pathetic queen" and a friend of France.


Queen Elizabeth II: The life and times of the Queen

The long reign of Queen Elizabeth II was marked by her strong sense of duty and her determination to dedicate her life to her throne and to her people. She became for many the one constant point in a rapidly changing world as British influence declined, society changed beyond recognition and the role of the monarchy itself came into question. Her success in maintaining the monarchy through such turbulent times was even more remarkable given that, at the time of her birth, no one could have foreseen that the throne would be her destiny. Elizabeth Alexandra Mary Windsor was born on 21 April 1926, in a house just off Berkeley Square in London, the first child of Albert, Duke of York, second son of George V, and his duchess, the former Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon. Both Elizabeth and her sister, Margaret Rose, who was born in 1930, were educated at home and brought up in a loving family atmosphere. Elizabeth was extremely close to both her father and her grandfather, George V. At the age of six, Elizabeth told her riding instructor that she wanted to become a "country lady with lots of horses and dogs".


Elizabeth Alexandra Mary Windsor was born on 21 April 1926, in a house just off Berkeley Square in London, the first child of Albert, Duke of York, second son of George V, and his duchess, the former Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon. Both Elizabeth and her sister, Margaret Rose, who was born in 1930, were educated at home and brought up in a loving family atmosphere. Elizabeth was extremely close to both her father and her grandfather, George V. At the age of six, Elizabeth told her riding instructor that she wanted to become a "country lady with lots of horses and dogs". She was said to have shown a remarkable sense of responsibility from a very early age. Winston Churchill, the future prime minister, was quoted as saying that she possessed "an air of authority that was astonishing in an infant". Despite not attending school, Elizabeth proved adept at languages and made a detailed study of constitutional history.


She was said to have shown a remarkable sense of responsibility from a very early age. Winston Churchill, the future prime minister, was quoted as saying that she possessed "an air of authority that was astonishing in an infant". Despite not attending school, Elizabeth proved adept at languages and made a detailed study of constitutional history. A special Girl Guides company, the 1st Buckingham Palace, was formed so that she could socialize with girls of her own age. On the death of George V in 1936, his eldest son, known as David, became Edward VIII. However, his choice of wife, the twice-divorced American Wallis Simpson, was deemed to be unacceptable on political and religious grounds.


A special Girl Guides company, the 1st Buckingham Palace, was formed so that she could socialize with girls of her own age. On the death of George V in 1936, his eldest son, known as David, became Edward VIII. However, his choice of wife, the twice-divorced American Wallis Simpson, was deemed to be unacceptable on political and religious grounds. At the end of the year he abdicated. A reluctant Duke of York became King George VI. His Coronation gave Elizabeth a foretaste of what lay in store for her and she later wrote that she had found the service "very, very wonderful".


At the end of the year he abdicated. A reluctant Duke of York became King George VI. His Coronation gave Elizabeth a foretaste of what lay in store for her and she later wrote that she had found the service "very, very wonderful". Against the backdrop of growing tension in Europe, the new King, along with his wife, Queen Elizabeth, set out to restore public confidence in the monarchy. Their example was not lost on their eldest daughter. In 1939, the 13-year-old princess accompanied the King and Queen to the Royal Naval College at Dartmouth.


Against the backdrop of growing tension in Europe, the new King, along with his wife, Queen Elizabeth, set out to restore public confidence in the monarchy. Their example was not lost on their eldest daughter. In 1939, the 13-year-old princess accompanied the King and Queen to the Royal Naval College at Dartmouth. Together with her sister Margaret, she was escorted by one of the cadets, her third cousin, Prince Philip of Greece. It was not the first time they had met, but it was the first time she took an interest in him. Prince Philip called on his royal relatives when on leave from the navy - and by 1944, when she was 18, Elizabeth was clearly in love with him.


Together with her sister Margaret, she was escorted by one of the cadets, her third cousin, Prince Philip of Greece. It was not the first time they had met, but it was the first time she took an interest in him. Prince Philip called on his royal relatives when on leave from the navy - and by 1944, when she was 18, Elizabeth was clearly in love with him. She kept his picture in her room and they exchanged letters. The young princess joined the Auxiliary Territorial Service (ATS) towards the end of the war, learning to drive and service a lorry. On VE Day she joined the Royal Family at Buckingham Palace as thousands gathered in The Mall to celebrate the end of the war in Europe.


She kept his picture in her room and they exchanged letters. The young princess joined the Auxiliary Territorial Service (ATS) towards the end of the war, learning to drive and service a lorry. On VE Day she joined the Royal Family at Buckingham Palace as thousands gathered in The Mall to celebrate the end of the war in Europe. "We asked my parents if we could go out and see for ourselves", she later recalled. "I remember we were terrified of being recognized. I remember lines of unknown people linking arms and walking down Whitehall, all of us just swept along on a tide of happiness and relief".


"We asked my parents if we could go out and see for ourselves", she later recalled. "I remember we were terrified of being recognized. I remember lines of unknown people linking arms and walking down Whitehall, all of us just swept along on a tide of happiness and relief". After the war her desire to marry Prince Philip faced a number of obstacles. The King was reluctant to lose a daughter to whom he was fond and Philip had to overcome the prejudice of an establishment that could not accept his foreign ancestry. But the couple's wishes prevailed and on 20 November 1947 the couple married in Westminster Abbey The Duke of Edinburgh, as Philip had become, remained a serving naval officer.


After the war her desire to marry Prince Philip faced a number of obstacles. The King was reluctant to lose a daughter to whom he was fond and Philip had to overcome the prejudice of an establishment that could not accept his foreign ancestry. But the couple's wishes prevailed and on 20 November 1947 the couple married in Westminster Abbey The Duke of Edinburgh, as Philip had become, remained a serving naval officer. For a short time at least, a posting to Malta meant the young couple could enjoy a relatively normal life. Their first child, Charles, was born in 1948, followed by a sister, Anne, who arrived in 1950. But the King, having suffered considerable stress during the war years, was terminally ill with lung cancer, brought on by a lifetime of heavy smoking.


For a short time at least, a posting to Malta meant the young couple could enjoy a relatively normal life. Their first child, Charles, was born in 1948, followed by a sister, Anne, who arrived in 1950. But the King, having suffered considerable stress during the war years, was terminally ill with lung cancer, brought on by a lifetime of heavy smoking. In January 1952, Elizabeth, then 25, and Philip set off in his place for an overseas tour. The King, against medical advice, went to the airport to see the couple off. It was to be the last time Elizabeth would see her father.


In January 1952, Elizabeth, then 25, and Philip set off in his place for an overseas tour. The King, against medical advice, went to the airport to see the couple off. It was to be the last time Elizabeth would see her father. Elizabeth heard of the King's death while staying at a game lodge in Kenya and immediately returned to London as the new Queen. She later recalled the moment. "In a way, I didn't have an apprenticeship.


Elizabeth heard of the King's death while staying at a game lodge in Kenya and immediately returned to London as the new Queen. She later recalled the moment. "In a way, I didn't have an apprenticeship. My father died much too young, so it was all a very sudden kind of taking on and making the best job you can". Her coronation in June 1953 was televised, despite the opposition of Prime Minister Winston Churchill, and millions gathered around TV sets, many of them for the first time, to watch as Queen Elizabeth II made her oath. With Britain still enduring post-war austerity, commentators saw the Coronation as the dawn of a new Elizabethan age.


My father died much too young, so it was all a very sudden kind of taking on and making the best job you can". Her coronation in June 1953 was televised, despite the opposition of Prime Minister Winston Churchill, and millions gathered around TV sets, many of them for the first time, to watch as Queen Elizabeth II made her oath. With Britain still enduring post-war austerity, commentators saw the Coronation as the dawn of a new Elizabethan age. World War II had served to hasten the end of the British Empire, and by the time the new Queen set off on a long tour of the Commonwealth in November 1953, many former British possessions, including India, had gained independence. Elizabeth became the first reigning monarch to visit Australia and New Zealand. It was estimated that three quarters of Australians turned out to see her in person.


World War II had served to hasten the end of the British Empire, and by the time the new Queen set off on a long tour of the Commonwealth in November 1953, many former British possessions, including India, had gained independence. Elizabeth became the first reigning monarch to visit Australia and New Zealand. It was estimated that three quarters of Australians turned out to see her in person. Throughout the 1950s, more countries hoisted down the union flag and the former colonies and dominions now came together as a voluntary family of nations. Many politicians felt that the new Commonwealth could become a counter to the newly emerging European Economic Community and, to some extent, British policy turned away from the Continent. But the decline of British influence was hastened by the Suez debacle in 1956, when it became clear that the Commonwealth lacked the collective will to act together in times of crisis.


Throughout the 1950s, more countries hoisted down the union flag and the former colonies and dominions now came together as a voluntary family of nations. Many politicians felt that the new Commonwealth could become a counter to the newly emerging European Economic Community and, to some extent, British policy turned away from the Continent. But the decline of British influence was hastened by the Suez debacle in 1956, when it became clear that the Commonwealth lacked the collective will to act together in times of crisis. The decision to send British troops to try to prevent Egypt's threatened nationalization of the Suez Canal ended in an ignominious withdrawal and brought about the resignation of Prime Minister Anthony Eden. This embroiled the Queen in a political crisis. The Conservative Party had no mechanism for electing a new leader and, after a series of consultations, the Queen invited Harold Macmillan to form a new government.


The decision to send British troops to try to prevent Egypt's threatened nationalization of the Suez Canal ended in an ignominious withdrawal and brought about the resignation of Prime Minister Anthony Eden. This embroiled the Queen in a political crisis. The Conservative Party had no mechanism for electing a new leader and, after a series of consultations, the Queen invited Harold Macmillan to form a new government. The Queen also found herself the subject of a personal attack by Lord Altrincham. In a magazine article, he claimed her court was "too British" and "upper-class" and accused her of being unable to make a simple speech without a written text. His remarks caused a furore in the press and Lord Altrincham was physically attacked in the street by a member of the League of Empire Loyalists.


The Queen also found herself the subject of a personal attack by Lord Altrincham. In a magazine article, he claimed her court was "too British" and "upper-class" and accused her of being unable to make a simple speech without a written text. His remarks caused a furore in the press and Lord Altrincham was physically attacked in the street by a member of the League of Empire Loyalists. Nevertheless, the incident demonstrated that British society and attitudes toward the monarchy were changing rapidly and old certainties were being questioned. Encouraged by her husband, notoriously impatient with the court's stuffiness, the Queen began to adapt to the new order. The practice of receiving debutantes at court was abolished and the term "the Monarchy" was gradually replaced by "the Royal Family".


Nevertheless, the incident demonstrated that British society and attitudes toward the monarchy were changing rapidly and old certainties were being questioned. Encouraged by her husband, notoriously impatient with the court's stuffiness, the Queen began to adapt to the new order. The practice of receiving debutantes at court was abolished and the term "the Monarchy" was gradually replaced by "the Royal Family". The Queen was once again at the centre of a political row when in 1963, Harold Macmillan stood down as prime minister. With the Conservative Party still to set up a system for choosing a new leader, she followed his advice to appoint the Earl of Home in his place. It was a difficult time for the Queen, the hallmark of whose reign was constitutional correctness, and a further separation of the monarchy from the government of the day.


The Queen was once again at the centre of a political row when in 1963, Harold Macmillan stood down as prime minister. With the Conservative Party still to set up a system for choosing a new leader, she followed his advice to appoint the Earl of Home in his place. It was a difficult time for the Queen, the hallmark of whose reign was constitutional correctness, and a further separation of the monarchy from the government of the day. The Queen took seriously her rights to be informed, to advise and to warn - but did not seek to step beyond them. It was to be the last time she would be put in such a position. The Conservatives finally did away with the tradition that new party leaders just "emerged" and a proper system was put in place.


The Queen took seriously her rights to be informed, to advise and to warn - but did not seek to step beyond them. It was to be the last time she would be put in such a position. The Conservatives finally did away with the tradition that new party leaders just "emerged" and a proper system was put in place. By the late 1960s, Buckingham Palace had decided that it needed to take a positive step to show the Royal Family in a far less formal and more approachable way. The result was a ground-breaking documentary, Royal Family. The BBC was allowed to film the Windsors at home.


By the late 1960s, Buckingham Palace had decided that it needed to take a positive step to show the Royal Family in a far less formal and more approachable way. The result was a ground-breaking documentary, Royal Family. The BBC was allowed to film the Windsors at home. There were pictures of the family at a barbecue, decorating the Christmas tree, taking their children for a drive - all ordinary activities, but never seen before. Critics claimed that Richard Cawston's film destroyed the mystique of the royals by showing them to be ordinary people, including scenes of the Duke of Edinburgh barbecuing sausages in the grounds at Balmoral. But the film echoed the more relaxed mood of the times and did much to restore public support for the monarchy.


There were pictures of the family at a barbecue, decorating the Christmas tree, taking their children for a drive - all ordinary activities, but never seen before. Critics claimed that Richard Cawston's film destroyed the mystique of the royals by showing them to be ordinary people, including scenes of the Duke of Edinburgh barbecuing sausages in the grounds at Balmoral. But the film echoed the more relaxed mood of the times and did much to restore public support for the monarchy. By 1977, the Silver Jubilee was celebrated with genuine enthusiasm in street parties and ceremonies throughout the kingdom. The monarchy seemed secure in the public's affection and much of that was down to the Queen herself. Two years later, Britain had, in Margaret Thatcher, its first female prime minister.


By 1977, the Silver Jubilee was celebrated with genuine enthusiasm in street parties and ceremonies throughout the kingdom. The monarchy seemed secure in the public's affection and much of that was down to the Queen herself. Two years later, Britain had, in Margaret Thatcher, its first female prime minister. Relations between the female head of state and the female head of government were sometimes said to have been awkward. One difficult area was the Queen's devotion to the Commonwealth, of which she was head. Elizabeth knew the leaders of Africa well and was sympathetic to their cause.


Relations between the female head of state and the female head of government were sometimes said to have been awkward. One difficult area was the Queen's devotion to the Commonwealth, of which she was head. Elizabeth knew the leaders of Africa well and was sympathetic to their cause. She was reported to have found Thatcher's attitude and confrontational style "puzzling", not least over the prime minister's opposition to sanctions against apartheid South Africa. Year by year, the Queen's public duties continued. After the Gulf War in 1991, she went to the United States to become the first British monarch to address a joint session of Congress.


She was reported to have found Thatcher's attitude and confrontational style "puzzling", not least over the prime minister's opposition to sanctions against apartheid South Africa. Year by year, the Queen's public duties continued. After the Gulf War in 1991, she went to the United States to become the first British monarch to address a joint session of Congress. President George H.W. Bush said she had been "freedom's friend for as long as we can remember". However, a year later, a series of scandals and disasters began to affect the Royal Family. The Queen's second son, the Duke of York, and his wife Sarah separated, while Princess Anne's marriage to Mark Phillips ended in divorce.


President George H.W. Bush said she had been "freedom's friend for as long as we can remember". However, a year later, a series of scandals and disasters began to affect the Royal Family. The Queen's second son, the Duke of York, and his wife Sarah separated, while Princess Anne's marriage to Mark Phillips ended in divorce. Then the Prince and Princess of Wales were revealed to be deeply unhappy and eventually separated. The year culminated in a huge fire at the Queen's favourite residence, Windsor Castle. It seemed a grimly appropriate symbol of a royal house in trouble.


Then the Prince and Princess of Wales were revealed to be deeply unhappy and eventually separated. The year culminated in a huge fire at the Queen's favourite residence, Windsor Castle. It seemed a grimly appropriate symbol of a royal house in trouble. It was not helped by a public quarrel over whether the taxpayer, or the Queen, should pay the bill for the repairs. The Queen described 1992 as her "annus horribilis" and, in a speech in the City of London, appeared to concede the need for a more open monarchy in return for a less hostile media. "No institution, city, monarchy, whatever, should expect to be free from the scrutiny of those who give it their loyalty and support, not to mention those who don't.


It was not helped by a public quarrel over whether the taxpayer, or the Queen, should pay the bill for the repairs. The Queen described 1992 as her "annus horribilis" and, in a speech in the City of London, appeared to concede the need for a more open monarchy in return for a less hostile media. "No institution, city, monarchy, whatever, should expect to be free from the scrutiny of those who give it their loyalty and support, not to mention those who don't. But we are all part of the same fabric of our national society and that scrutiny can be just as effective if it is done with a measure of gentleness, good humor and understanding". The institution of monarchy was very much on the defensive. Buckingham Palace was opened to visitors to raise money to pay for the repairs at Windsor and it was announced that the Queen and the Prince of Wales would pay tax on investment income.


But we are all part of the same fabric of our national society and that scrutiny can be just as effective if it is done with a measure of gentleness, good humor and understanding". The institution of monarchy was very much on the defensive. Buckingham Palace was opened to visitors to raise money to pay for the repairs at Windsor and it was announced that the Queen and the Prince of Wales would pay tax on investment income. Abroad, the hopes for the Commonwealth, so high early in her reign, had not been fulfilled. Britain had turned its back on its old partners with new arrangements in Europe. The Queen still saw value in the Commonwealth and was deeply gratified when South Africa, where she had come of age, finally threw apartheid aside.


Abroad, the hopes for the Commonwealth, so high early in her reign, had not been fulfilled. Britain had turned its back on its old partners with new arrangements in Europe. The Queen still saw value in the Commonwealth and was deeply gratified when South Africa, where she had come of age, finally threw apartheid aside. She celebrated with a visit in March 1995. At home, the Queen sought to maintain the dignity of the monarchy while public debate continued on whether the institution had any future. As Britain struggled to find a new destiny, she tried to remain a reassuring figure, and with a sudden smile could lighten a solemn moment.


She celebrated with a visit in March 1995. At home, the Queen sought to maintain the dignity of the monarchy while public debate continued on whether the institution had any future. As Britain struggled to find a new destiny, she tried to remain a reassuring figure, and with a sudden smile could lighten a solemn moment. The role she valued above all was that of symbol of the nation. However, the monarchy was shaken and the Queen herself attracted unusual criticism after the death of Diana, Princess of Wales, in a car accident in Paris in August 1997. As the public crowded around the palaces in London with tributes of flowers, the Queen seemed reluctant to provide the focus she had always tried to do during great national moments.


The role she valued above all was that of symbol of the nation. However, the monarchy was shaken and the Queen herself attracted unusual criticism after the death of Diana, Princess of Wales, in a car accident in Paris in August 1997. As the public crowded around the palaces in London with tributes of flowers, the Queen seemed reluctant to provide the focus she had always tried to do during great national moments. Many of her critics failed to understand that she was from a generation that recoiled from the almost hysterical displays of public mourning that typified the aftermath of the princess's death. She also felt as a caring grandmother that she needed to comfort Diana's sons in the privacy of the family circle. Eventually, she made a live broadcast, paying tribute to her daughter-in-law and making a commitment that the monarchy would adapt.


Many of her critics failed to understand that she was from a generation that recoiled from the almost hysterical displays of public mourning that typified the aftermath of the princess's death. She also felt as a caring grandmother that she needed to comfort Diana's sons in the privacy of the family circle. Eventually, she made a live broadcast, paying tribute to her daughter-in-law and making a commitment that the monarchy would adapt. The deaths of the Queen Mother and Princess Margaret, in the Queen's Golden Jubilee year, 2002, cast a shadow over nationwide celebrations of her reign. But despite this, and the recurring debate over the future of the monarchy, a million people crowded into The Mall, in front of Buckingham Palace, on the eve of the jubilee. In April 2006, thousands of well-wishers lined the streets of Windsor as the Queen performed an informal walk-out on her 80th birthday.


The deaths of the Queen Mother and Princess Margaret, in the Queen's Golden Jubilee year, 2002, cast a shadow over nationwide celebrations of her reign. But despite this, and the recurring debate over the future of the monarchy, a million people crowded into The Mall, in front of Buckingham Palace, on the eve of the jubilee. In April 2006, thousands of well-wishers lined the streets of Windsor as the Queen performed an informal walk-out on her 80th birthday. And in November 2007, she and Prince Philip celebrated 60 years of marriage with a service attended by 2,000 people at Westminster Abbey. There was yet another happy occasion in April 2011 when the Queen attended the wedding of her grandson, William, Duke of Cambridge, to Catherine Middleton. In May of that year she became the first British monarch to make an official visit to the Irish Republic, an event of great historical significance.


And in November 2007, she and Prince Philip celebrated 60 years of marriage with a service attended by 2,000 people at Westminster Abbey. There was yet another happy occasion in April 2011 when the Queen attended the wedding of her grandson, William, Duke of Cambridge, to Catherine Middleton. In May of that year she became the first British monarch to make an official visit to the Irish Republic, an event of great historical significance. In a speech, which she began in Irish, she called for forbearance and conciliation and referred to "things we wish had been done differently or not at all". A year later, on a visit to Northern Ireland as part of the Diamond Jubilee celebrations, she shook hands with former IRA commander Martin McGuinness. It was a poignant moment for a monarch whose much-loved cousin, Lord Louis Mountbatten, had been killed by an IRA bomb in 1979.


In a speech, which she began in Irish, she called for forbearance and conciliation and referred to "things we wish had been done differently or not at all". A year later, on a visit to Northern Ireland as part of the Diamond Jubilee celebrations, she shook hands with former IRA commander Martin McGuinness. It was a poignant moment for a monarch whose much-loved cousin, Lord Louis Mountbatten, had been killed by an IRA bomb in 1979. The Diamond Jubilee brought hundreds of thousands of people onto the streets and culminated in a weekend of celebrations in London. The referendum on Scottish independence, in September 2014, was a testing time for the Queen. Few had forgotten her speech to Parliament in 1977 in which she made clear her commitment to a United Kingdom.


The Diamond Jubilee brought hundreds of thousands of people onto the streets and culminated in a weekend of celebrations in London. The referendum on Scottish independence, in September 2014, was a testing time for the Queen. Few had forgotten her speech to Parliament in 1977 in which she made clear her commitment to a United Kingdom. "I number kings and queens of England and of Scotland, and princes of Wales among my ancestors and so I can readily understand these aspirations. But I cannot forget that I was crowned Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland". In a remark to well-wishers at Balmoral on the eve of the Scottish referendum, which was obviously meant to be overheard, she said she hoped people would think very carefully about the future.


"I number kings and queens of England and of Scotland, and princes of Wales among my ancestors and so I can readily understand these aspirations. But I cannot forget that I was crowned Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland". In a remark to well-wishers at Balmoral on the eve of the Scottish referendum, which was obviously meant to be overheard, she said she hoped people would think very carefully about the future. Once the result of the vote was known, her public statement underlined the relief she felt that the Union was still intact, although acknowledging that the political landscape had changed. "Now, as we move forward, we should remember that despite the range of views that have been expressed, we have in common a lasting love of Scotland, which is one of the things that helps to unite us all". On 9 September 2015 she became the longest reigning monarch in British history, surpassing the reign of her great-great-grandmother Queen Victoria.


Once the result of the vote was known, her public statement underlined the relief she felt that the Union was still intact, although acknowledging that the political landscape had changed. "Now, as we move forward, we should remember that despite the range of views that have been expressed, we have in common a lasting love of Scotland, which is one of the things that helps to unite us all". On 9 September 2015 she became the longest reigning monarch in British history, surpassing the reign of her great-great-grandmother Queen Victoria. In typical style she refused to make any fuss saying the title was "not one to which I have ever aspired". Less than a year later, in April 2016, she celebrated her 90th birthday. Although the monarchy may not have been as strong at the end of the Queen's reign as it was at the beginning, she was determined that it should continue to command a place of affection and respect in the hearts of the British people.


In typical style she refused to make any fuss saying the title was "not one to which I have ever aspired". Less than a year later, in April 2016, she celebrated her 90th birthday. Although the monarchy may not have been as strong at the end of the Queen's reign as it was at the beginning, she was determined that it should continue to command a place of affection and respect in the hearts of the British people. On the occasion of her Silver Jubilee, she recalled the pledge she had made on a visit to South Africa 30 years earlier. "When I was 21, I pledged my life to the service of our people and I asked for God's help to fulfill that vow. Although that vow was made in my salad days, when I was green in judgment, I do not regret, or retract, a word of it".


On the occasion of her Silver Jubilee, she recalled the pledge she had made on a visit to South Africa 30 years earlier. "When I was 21, I pledged my life to the service of our people and I asked for God's help to fulfill that vow. Although that vow was made in my salad days, when I was green in judgment, I do not regret, or retract, a word of it".


Queen Elizabeth II: What are the first ones this week?

Faced with the arrival of Queen Elizabeth II from Balmoral, unlikely events unfolded in the days that followed. Today: The Queen will depart from Balmoral, and travel 90 miles, passing through cities such as Aberdeen and Dundee and Perth, before landing at Holyroodhouse. Tuesday: On Monday afternoon, the Queen will make a pilgrimage to the church, St Giles with the King and the Crown Family. Victory Day: Princess Anne will accompany the Queen's post to our tour of London. From there, he would have reached Buckingham Palace, where he would be greeted by King Charles and Prince Camillia. Day: The Queen will tour the whole of central London, before the post is printed in Westminster, where she will stay for four days.


Victory Day: Princess Anne will accompany the Queen's post to our tour of London. From there, he would have reached Buckingham Palace, where he would be greeted by King Charles and Prince Camillia. Day: The Queen will tour the whole of central London, before the post is printed in Westminster, where she will stay for four days. Monday, 19th March: The Queen's Post will fly from Westminster to Westminster Abbey, where the funeral service will take place. As the UK continues to debate the death of the second Queen, events will take place today at Holyroodhouse - the royal residence in the Scottish capital - and the announcement will be made in the Throne Room. He will also host the visiting heads of state at the King's Bow's Room.


Monday, 19th March: The Queen's Post will fly from Westminster to Westminster Abbey, where the funeral service will take place. As the UK continues to debate the death of the second Queen, events will take place today at Holyroodhouse - the royal residence in the Scottish capital - and the announcement will be made in the Throne Room. He will also host the visiting heads of state at the King's Bow's Room. The events of the day after the death of Queen Elizabeth... For details of how the funeral will be held today, see the events of Saturday. The funeral will be held on Monday, 19th, this month at exactly 11am at Westminster Abbey.


The events of the day after the death of Queen Elizabeth... For details of how the funeral will be held today, see the events of Saturday. The funeral will be held on Monday, 19th, this month at exactly 11am at Westminster Abbey.


Crowds gather at Buckingham Palace to give Queen Elizabeth the last kiss

It was late in the morning at Buckingham Palace. The great circles of thought are gathering in front of the plain. The speculators were there to speculate on the death of Queen Elizabeth. Young and old are struggling to reach the gates of the tunnel to establish justice there. Debbie Thomas from South Shields was in London when the announcement of the Queen's death was made. He said that my son used to call us on the phone that the Queen had gone out with him, and the news came suddenly, and we were sent to find the last bird for the Queen.


Young and old are struggling to reach the gates of the tunnel to establish justice there. Debbie Thomas from South Shields was in London when the announcement of the Queen's death was made. He said that my son used to call us on the phone that the Queen had gone out with him, and the news came suddenly, and we were sent to find the last bird for the Queen. Debbie, who is 50 years old, has been Queen Elizabeth for 70 years, and I can't believe it. As the night lights were lit in Buckingham Palace, the crowd shouted and clapped. The beetles, with their heads like water, are growing and multiplying in the process.


Debbie, who is 50 years old, has been Queen Elizabeth for 70 years, and I can't believe it. As the night lights were lit in Buckingham Palace, the crowd shouted and clapped. The beetles, with their heads like water, are growing and multiplying in the process.


Queen Elizabeth: The Queen must have been deeply committed to Camilaa's becoming queen

Queen Elizabeth of England has announced that Camilla, wife of Prince Charles, will be crowned queen when her husband succeeds her. In a speech to mark the 70th anniversary of her accession to the throne, the Queen has deeply urged Camilla to be a person of understanding. Although there was a rumor that it was unlikely that the wife of Prince Charles would be the Queen, this announcement by Queen Elizabeth was the final nail in the coffin. The Queen's inauguration also resolved the long-standing issue of who would be the future Queen's consort. A spokesperson for the royal family, Prince Charles and his wife, Camilla, saw the announcement as a huge shock and were deeply saddened. This 'Queen Consort' title is often used to refer to the future Queen consort, meaning that the future consort will be Queen Camilla.


The Queen's inauguration also resolved the long-standing issue of who would be the future Queen's consort. A spokesperson for the royal family, Prince Charles and his wife, Camilla, saw the announcement as a huge shock and were deeply saddened. This 'Queen Consort' title is often used to refer to the future Queen consort, meaning that the future consort will be Queen Camilla. If it were to happen, Camilla would not be queen once her husband, Charles, ascended the throne. Camilla's mouth-watering cough from the coughs suggested that this might not be the case if the Queen did not respond. What happened to you?


If it were to happen, Camilla would not be queen once her husband, Charles, ascended the throne. Camilla's mouth-watering cough from the coughs suggested that this might not be the case if the Queen did not respond. What happened to you? Prince Charles and Camilla had previously divorced and remarried in 2005. The wedding ceremony is not a formal one which is usually prepared for the future families. Charles was previously married to Princess Diana, whom he divorced in 1996, but Diana died in a car crash in Paris a year later.


Prince Charles and Camilla had previously divorced and remarried in 2005. The wedding ceremony is not a formal one which is usually prepared for the future families. Charles was previously married to Princess Diana, whom he divorced in 1996, but Diana died in a car crash in Paris a year later. When Camilla was married to Charles, the idea was that the Princess would be the one to give the clay as the years went by, in order to give the great sense of face. This announcement by Queen Elizabeth raised the issue of whether Camilla would be able to become queen, and would carry out the duties of the queen if her husband ascended the throne.


When Camilla was married to Charles, the idea was that the Princess would be the one to give the clay as the years went by, in order to give the great sense of face. This announcement by Queen Elizabeth raised the issue of whether Camilla would be able to become queen, and would carry out the duties of the queen if her husband ascended the throne.


Queen Elizabeth II: Where and when will Queen Elizabeth's funeral take place?

The Queen will be on death row for four days before the funeral at Westminster Abbey on Monday, July 19. The guests will be able to see the Queen's post at the time. In the meantime, the Queen will rest at St Giles's Church in Edinburgh for 24 hours from the date of the coronation, and will be able to pay her last respects. The funeral will be attended by celebrities, politicians and world leaders as the funeral is held at 11 o'clock daily, which is a public holiday. From Balmoral, Aberdeenshire, where she died, the Queen's Postman sailed on Sunday for Edinburgh, and would then travel to Holyroodhouse in a four-pack. On Sunday afternoon, he will be attending St Giles' Church in Edinburgh with the crown prince.


The funeral will be attended by celebrities, politicians and world leaders as the funeral is held at 11 o'clock daily, which is a public holiday. From Balmoral, Aberdeenshire, where she died, the Queen's Postman sailed on Sunday for Edinburgh, and would then travel to Holyroodhouse in a four-pack. On Sunday afternoon, he will be attending St Giles' Church in Edinburgh with the crown prince. A prayer service will be held, and the post will remain open for 24 hours to give the public an opportunity to make their final vows. The next day, Princess Anne will accompany her mother to London. The Queen's body will be flown from Edinburgh Airport to Buckingham Palace at midnight, and the body will be taken to Westminster in three flights.


A prayer service will be held, and the post will remain open for 24 hours to give the public an opportunity to make their final vows. The next day, Princess Anne will accompany her mother to London. The Queen's body will be flown from Edinburgh Airport to Buckingham Palace at midnight, and the body will be taken to Westminster in three flights. The funeral will take place four days from midnight, before the funeral. A state funeral will be held at 11am on the 11th, with the funeral at Windsor Castle, with a wreath. The Queen will be entering the home at King George's funeral at Windsor.


The funeral will take place four days from midnight, before the funeral. A state funeral will be held at 11am on the 11th, with the funeral at Windsor Castle, with a wreath. The Queen will be entering the home at King George's funeral at Windsor. The King will embark on a tour of the Old World, and the new King will tour Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales. The UK's lockdown will continue until the official funeral is held, the government has announced. The Crown Prince will then hold a seven-day ceremony at Westmister Abbey, a place where UK monarchs are crowned but there is no long-term monarchy.


The King will embark on a tour of the Old World, and the new King will tour Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales. The UK's lockdown will continue until the official funeral is held, the government has announced. The Crown Prince will then hold a seven-day ceremony at Westmister Abbey, a place where UK monarchs are crowned but there is no long-term monarchy. The funeral of the Queen's father, the Queen Mother and the Queen Mother, Queen Victoria took place at St Geroge's Abbey in Windsor. World leaders will join the crown prince to commemorate the Queen's life and work. Senior politicians and former and current government officials will be present at the ceremony. No one was allowed to attend the ceremony but the government advised sports organizations to postpone their performances to avoid delaying the funeral.


The funeral of the Queen's father, the Queen Mother and the Queen Mother, Queen Victoria took place at St Geroge's Abbey in Windsor. World leaders will join the crown prince to commemorate the Queen's life and work. Senior politicians and former and current government officials will be present at the ceremony. No one was allowed to attend the ceremony but the government advised sports organizations to postpone their performances to avoid delaying the funeral. The Queen's funeral was preceded by a ceremony. Football is the premier league. The English domestic league in Scotland or Northern Ireland has been postponed until the next league day, while the women's league has been suspended.


The Queen's funeral was preceded by a ceremony. Football is the premier league. The English domestic league in Scotland or Northern Ireland has been postponed until the next league day, while the women's league has been suspended. Many of the games were stopped. Many events were cancelled for the coming week, with the Trade Union Congress cancelling its annual event in Brighton. The king said on Saturday that the funeral was held on the day of his coronation at St James's Cathedral in London.


Many of the games were stopped. Many events were cancelled for the coming week, with the Trade Union Congress cancelling its annual event in Brighton. The king said on Saturday that the funeral was held on the day of his coronation at St James's Cathedral in London. In his speech, he earned a salary for the Queen, and his time was not short. He became king after his mother died but was proclaimed king by a meeting of politicians, priests and officials. The move was attended by senior UK editors among others.


In his speech, he earned a salary for the Queen, and his time was not short. He became king after his mother died but was proclaimed king by a meeting of politicians, priests and officials. The move was attended by senior UK editors among others. The announcement was read out in St James's Square on Sunday. The Privy Council Secretary, Richard Tilbrook, proclaimed Charles as "King, Head of the Commonwealth, Defender of the Faith", not "God protect the King".


The announcement was read out in St James's Square on Sunday. The Privy Council Secretary, Richard Tilbrook, proclaimed Charles as "King, Head of the Commonwealth, Defender of the Faith", not "God protect the King".


Who will attend, who will not, and who received invitations to Queen Elizabeth's funeral?

The Queen's funeral on Monday will be one of the largest celebrations of the Royal Family and politicians that has been held in the UK for many years and the Kings have been eating. The call was circulated over the weekend and we are hoping that something like thousands of world leaders and world leaders will attend. They have to ship these boats to the UK and they will be shipped all the way from West London. The funeral was held at Westminster Abbey, which is thought to have been around 2,000 years ago. What we know about those who will and will not go to the funeral of the world will be heard and heaven will know this. Scholars from across Europe, many of whom were blood and blood relatives of the Queen, were among those waiting there.


The funeral was held at Westminster Abbey, which is thought to have been around 2,000 years ago. What we know about those who will and will not go to the funeral of the world will be heard and heaven will know this. Scholars from across Europe, many of whom were blood and blood relatives of the Queen, were among those waiting there. Belgian King Philippe and his Princess Mathilde have announced their presence. The same is true of King Willem-allexander and his wife, Princess Maxima who introduced her mother, the former Dutch Princess Beatrix. King Felipe and Queen Letizia of Spain have signed a petition calling for such a funeral and it has reached the royal families in Norway, Sweden and Denmark.