Wider still and wider - Telegraph The Cabinet's jubilee gifts to the Queen yesterday combined the modest and the magnificent: a set of placemats and a chunk of land twice the size of the United Kingdom. The 108 million acres in the British Antarctic Territory were hers already - not a single extra cube of ice will be available for the royal Dubonnet by the mere naming of them as Queen Elizabeth Land. If less catchy than Virginia or Carolina, this at least makes clear its royal associations. The Queen is head of state of this British Overseas Territory, with its own stamps and motto, "Research and Discovery." Loyal onomastics come not a moment too soon, for mountains in the territory had in living memory been named the Argentina range, a most unsuitable choice. There must be landmarks enough in this broad land to honour all the Royal family, with one reserved for the heir to be.