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… have the story from London. Reporter: Shock and anger from Buckingham palace after video surfaces of then 7-year-old
giving the nazi salute. The sun publishing footage of the queen with her sister princess Margaret, the queen mum, and
… exciting few days for Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, whose 2-month-old daughter, Charlotte, was christened before the
, Prince Charles and Camilla , and Kate's siblings and parents on July 5. Princess Charlotte' Princess
… was christened today in a ceremony at St. Mary Magdalene Church on the Sandringham estate of her great-grandmother,
II . The 2-month-old daughter of Prince William and Princess Kate arrived to the church in a stroller pushed by Kate
… being christened today in a ceremony at St. Mary Magdalene Church on the Sandringham estate of her great-grandmother,
. The 2-month-old daughter of Prince William and Princess Kate arrived to the church in a stroller pushed by Kate
… Elizabeth Diana will be christened July 5 at St. Mary Magdalene Church on the Sandringham Estate of her great-grandmother,
II . The church is the same spot where her grandmother, Princess Diana of Wales, was baptized in 1961, and is near the
… Officer John Passarella came to the rescue. 5. Prince George Steals Show at
II 's Birthday Celebration It was a grand affair for
today as the royal family gathered to mark "Trooping the Colour," an annual
Just shy of his second birthday, Prince George is already following in the family footsteps. Princess Kate took her son to a polo event that Princes William and Harry were participating in today, a day after they celebrated Trooping the Colour, the queen's official birthday celebration. The young
It was a grand affair for
today as the royal family gathered to mark "Trooping
..... had come out to catch a glimpse of their future king.
II 's 89th birthday was actually on April 21 but every year
Londoners line the streets to watch the "Trooping the Colour" parade event marking her birthday.
… dog. In the acting categories, Helen Mirren won her first Tony -- best lead actress in a play -- for her portrayal of
in The Audience. She previously received an Oscar for playing the monarch in the film "The Queen." Movie stars Bradley
… Duchess Kate, will be christened July 5 at St. Mary Magdalene Church on the Sandringham Estate of her great-grandmother,
. In choosing St. Mary Magdalene Church for Charlotte’s christening, Prince William and Kate are making a poignant
… a baby girl. Elizabeth is Kate's mother's middle name. And of course the baby's great grandmother
Second . And Dianna for William's mother the late princess of Wales I think that was out and having respecting
… meanwhile, is a tribute to the baby’s paternal great-grandmother,
, to whom the Duke of Cambridge is close. Her Majesty
will become the longest reigning monarch on September 9. Her coronation
… Camilla, came by Kensington Palace for visits. Up next is the first meeting with the baby’s great-grandmother,
, who was announced today as part of the baby's namesake. Royal watchers said that the British had been pulling for
… as well. And then Elizabeth I can't let me and Elizabeth of course is Queen Elizabeth that we know was
Second . Speaking of the queen has the queen met through the new or the new great granddaughter. No apparently
… after her grandfather, Prince Charles, father, Prince William, and brother, Prince George. The reigning monarch,
, ascended to the throne in 1952. The baby is the queen's fifth great-grandchild. Congratulations to the Duke and
… some lesser-known facts about the royal family. 1 –
has been head of the monarchy for more than 60 years
..... was a complete nightmare!” 4 – During her reign as
has owned more than 30 Welsh corgis. According to the monarchy
… AGE DIFFERENCE WITH THE QUEEN: 89 years. The baby is the queen's fifth great-grandchild. The reigning monarch,
, turned 89 on April 21 and ascended the throne in 1952. NUMBER OF AUNTS AND UNCLES: 3 . There's Prince Harry , 30
… afternoon. Charles, 66, was attending an event at Windsor Castle with his wife, the Duchess of Cornwall, and his parents,
and Prince Philip , to present new colors to the Welsh Guards. Meanwhile, royal watchers have been camped outside St
… host to many a royal, including HRH
, Prince Philip , HRH Charles, the
..... Mother, visited the hotel in 1954 and
stayed there just three years later
..... its doors, from Her Royal Majesty
to the kings of rock-and-roll
… William's father, Prince Charles and his grandmother,
, who rarely show emotion in public, Princess Diana set
..... 10-bedroom Georgian mansion on the Sandringham estate that
gifted to them after their wedding. “The royal family have
… Alexander Ogilvy and Flora Ogilvy. When James, 51, was born in 1964, he was 13th on the list and is the god-son of
. Even though James is close to 50th on the list as of the royal birth, he's a successful publisher, launching Luxury
… based souvenir retailer. Were the baby to be born today, it would make a nice gift for the baby’s great-grandmother,
, who turns 89 today. If not, and if the baby is a girl, royal experts say it would make a nice gift for the baby’s father
… a deal to avoid prison time, Turning agreed to be injected with female sex hormones. He died on June 7, 1954 -- believed to be a suicide by eating an apple poisoned with cyanide. He was posthumously pardoned in 2013 by
… Woman in Gold" with Ryan Reynolds in theaters, and she is in a Broadway show, "The Audience, in which she plays
. But there's one role Mirren is still pining for. The actress told Yahoo! Movies recently that her great ambition is
On March 11, 1997, Beatles singer Paul McCartney was knighted by
… anyone tall. "Born to be king" will be published in the U.S. On February 17th. A lot talking about this. We were all wondering just so you know the prince's mother,
has been on the throne since 1952. Good for her.
… woman ever to grace the cover of Field and Stream magazine in its 120-year history. The other woman was none other than
back in 1976. “How crazy was that? ... it’s a huge, huge, huge honor,” Shockey said. The number of female hunters
… trafficked her for sex with a host of his prominent associates, including three times with Prince Andrew, the middle son of
, and at least six times with longtime Harvard legal professor, Alan Dershowitz . In an affidavit filed last week, Roberts
… The couple spent their first Christmas at Anmer Hall, the 10-bedroom Georgian mansion on the Sandringham estate that
gifted to them after their wedding. Kate's family had never attended Christmas at Sandringham before but this year Kate's
… to respond to people from all walks of life. In fact, Prince Harry has taken an increasingly public role on behalf of
II , solidifying his role as a prominent member of the royal family. "Despite the fact that I laugh and joke all the time
… deal to avoid prison time, Turning agreed to be injected with female sex hormones. He died on June 7, 1954 -- believed to be a suicide by eating an apple poisoned with cyanide. He was posthumously pardoned last year by
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Her Majesty the Queen
Elizabeth II
Elizabeth II became queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland in 1952. Elizabeth I was Queen of England and Ireland from 1558 to 1603. Through her parents and grandparents, Elizabeth II can trace her ancestors back long before Elizabeth I!
When did Elizabeth II become Queen?
Queen Elizabeth's father was King George VI. When he died in February 1952 Elizabeth became Queen. Her
was on 2 June 1953.
Why is the Queen so famous?
Queen Elizabeth II is one of the most famous women in the world. She has visited many countries and met many world leaders. She has probably travelled more miles than any king or queen in history.
2012 marks her 60th year as Queen. Only Queen Victoria has had a longer
(63 years 216 days).
The Queen's family
Her parents
The Queen's father was Albert, Duke of York. He was the second son of King George V, and Albert changed his name to George when he became King in 1936. In 1923 he married Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon. Her family owned an ancient castle in Scotland called Glamis, which is famous for its ghosts.
Princess Elizabeth was the Yorks' first baby. She was born on 21 April 1926, at 17 Bruton Street, in London. Her full name is Elizabeth Alexandra Mary. Her family name is Windsor.
Family life
The Duke of York enjoyed being in the Royal Navy. But he was shy. A
made public speaking (part of his royal job) a challenge. Helped by his wife, he worked hard to overcome the stammer.
Princess Elizabeth's parents missed her first birthday. They were away for six months on an official visit to the West Indies, Australia and New Zealand. In the 1920s, royal trips could take a long time. This was before jet planes.
Early life
A pony, a sister and lessons
In 1929 Princess Elizabeth was given a pony for her 3rd birthday. So began a lifelong love of horses.
In 1930 she gained a baby sister, Princess Margaret Rose. The two Princesses did not go to school. They had a , Marion Crawford ('Crawfie'). Other teachers came to their home to give lessons.
Growing up at home
Although the Princesses did not go to school, they had a number of friends of their own age and belonged to a special group of Girl Guides called '1st Buckingham Palace Company'. At home, the Princesses enjoyed stories and games with their parents. They liked playing the piano and dressing up for plays. They listened to the radio for entertainment (this was before TV).
Elizabeth's family often called her 'Lilibet'. Sometimes their grandfather the King came to play. He crawled around the floor with the children on his back.
The young princess
In January 1936 King George V died. Elizabeth's uncle, the Prince of Wales, became King Edward VIII. But he was never crowned. He
and married an American, Mrs Wallis Simpson.
Elizabeth's father now became King George VI. It was a shock for the family. Suddenly Elizabeth realised she might one day be Queen.
Royal family at war
On 12 May 1937 George VI was crowned in Westminster Abbey. The two princesses wore robes and coronets (small crowns). After attending the service in the Abbey, they stood on the balcony of Buckingham Palace. The crowd cheered.
began on 3 September 1939. Then came the
of 1940-41. Buckingham Palace was hit by bombs. Many children were . The King and Queen refused to send the princesses to safety in Canada but they spent most of the war at Windsor.
In March 1945 the 18-year-old Princess Elizabeth joined the women's branch of the Army, the Auxiliary Territorial Service (ATS), as Second Subaltern Elizabeth Alexandra Mary Windsor. One month later she passed her tests for driving and repairing Army trucks.
World War II in Europe ended in May 1945. Crowds gathered outside Buckingham Palace to celebrate. Elizabeth and Margaret slipped out to join the fun.
Marriage and becoming Queen
Marriage and children
In 1947 Princess Elizabeth married her cousin, Prince Philip of Greece. Their wedding ceremony was a very happy event after the long sad years of the war. For a time Prince Philip, who was made Duke of Edinburgh, continued his work in the Navy, and Princess Elizabeth enjoyed 'normal' life as the wife of a successful naval officer.
In 1948 Princess Elizabeth had a son, Charles (now Prince of Wales). In 1950 Princess Anne (now the Princess Royal) was born.
Elizabeth becomes Queen
In the winter of
King George was very ill. He was too ill for trips abroad. Elizabeth and Philip set out on a long journey to Africa, Sri Lanka and Australia. While the princess was away, her father died.
On 7 February 1952, the day after he died, she arrived back in London. She was now Queen.
Coronation Day
Elizabeth II's
was on 2 June 1953. Rain did not stop thousands of people coming to London to watch.
The coronation was shown on television. Not many people had TV. Many families invited friends to watch the flickering black and white pictures.
The Queen rode in a gold coach. Inside Westminster Abbey, the crown was placed on her head by the . She promised to rule by 'the laws and customs of all her peoples', in the
and Commonwealth.
Being Queen
The Queen at work
The Queen spends part of most days at her desk. She has a staff of people to help with her work. She gets 300 or more letters every day. And she is sent boxes of official papers to read.
Queen Elizabeth II has less power than kings and queens in the past. But she does give advice to the government and has regular meetings with the . Because she has been Queen for so long, she has much more experience of governing than any of her ministers, or any other ruler around the world.
Meeting the Queen New
from foreign countries call at the palace. Other people come to receive medals and awards. It is a special honour to be made a Knight or Dame, when the Queen touches people on the shoulders with a sword.
The Queen meets lots of people. If you meet her, you start a conversation by calling her 'Your Majesty', and then, 'Ma'am'.
World leaders and travels
The Queen welcomes world leaders to the United Kingdom. She gives
at Buckingham Palace. Sometimes she drives through London in an open
with visitors.
Every year the Queen travels thousands of miles. She visits all parts of the United Kingdom. She makes 'walkabouts' so she can chat to people. She makes many trips abroad, and has visited more than 116 countries!
More about the Queen
Trooping the Colour
The Queen has two birthdays. Her real birthday is on 21 April. Her official birthday as Queen is in June. To mark it, she attends a parade on Horse Guards in London. It's called Trooping the Colour. The 'colour' is a flag belonging to one of the regiments of Guards. Bands play and crowds line the streets to see the Queen and her soldiers pass by.
What the Queen likes
The Queen is used to parades in big cities. Yet she enjoys being in the country. She likes horses. Her favourite sports are horse riding, horse shows and horse racing. She owns some race horses herself.
The Queen also owns a number of dogs. And she has royal racing pigeons! In the 1880s the King of Belgium gave Queen Victoria some pigeons. The royal family has kept pigeons ever since.
Where does the Queen live?
Buckingham Palace is the Queen's office as well as her London home. The part most tourists see is the East Front. Here is the balcony where the royal family appears sometimes. The gardens are used for summer garden parties.
The Queen has a country house at Sandringham in Norfolk. In Scotland, her official residence is Holyroodhouse, in Edinburgh. In summer the Queen holidays in Scotland, at Balmoral Castle in Aberdeenshire. While she is away, the state rooms at Buckingham Palace are open to visitors.
Windsor Castle
Windsor Castle in Berkshire is a favourite royal home. It is the oldest and biggest castle still used as a home. Windsor Castle was begun in 1070 by William the Conqueror.
In 1992 fire burned down parts of Windsor Castle. The Queen was sad, and helped to pay for repairs that have made the castle as splendid as ever.
Queen and country
Do all countries have Kings and Queens?
Many countries are republics. Their head of state is an elected president. France and the United States are examples.
A monarchy is a country with a king or queen. Examples are Britain, Norway, Spain and Thailand. Japan has an emperor. Kings and queens in past times made laws and led armies. Today
like the Queen have much less power.
What is the Queen's job?
The Queen is the head of state of the United Kingdom. She is also head of the Church of England.
The Queen does not make laws. That is the job of . When the Queen opens Parliament, usually once a year, she reads a speech written for her by the government.
The UK government in London is led by the .
What is the Commonwealth?
54 countries belong to the Commonwealth. Most have links with Britain from the time of the . Today, they help one another in various ways.
The Queen is the head of the Commonwealth. To her it's like a very big family. She visits Commonwealth countries, and goes to the meetings of Commonwealth leaders. She is Queen of a number of Commonwealth countries as well as the United Kingdom.
Can the Queen retire?
Many people retire (stop working), usually in their 60s. The Queen is 86 in 2012. She expects to stay as Queen until she dies.
The Queen's eldest son is Prince Charles. He will become King after her. After him in the 'line of succession' comes his son, Prince William.
Princess Elizabeth made her first radio broadcast, to children, in October 1940.
Since Elizabeth became Queen in 1952 she has met 12 UK Prime Ministers.
The Queen made her first Christmas TV broadcast in 1957.
The Queen's favourite dogs are corgis. She also likes Labradors and Spaniels.
Guns are fired in salutes to mark the Queen's official birthday.
During her reign the Queen has 'sat' to have her portrait painted 129 times.
For her 6th birthday, Princess Elizabeth was given a miniature Welsh cottage.
'HRH' stands for His (or Her) Royal Highness. Only the Queen is 'HM' (Her Majesty).
All Royal Navy ships are HMS (Her Majesty's ships) - for example HMS Ocean.
The Queen's head appears on every British coin.
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Queen Elizabeth II succeeded to the throne in 1952.
伊丽莎白二世女王於1952年即位。
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The Pope was present at the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II.
教皇参加了伊丽莎白二世的加冕礼。
Britain's Buckingham Palace has thrown open its doors, giving tourists the chance to pee* around Queen Elizabeth II's official residence.
英国白金汉宫近日敞开大门，让游客们有机会一睹女王伊丽莎白二世的官邸。
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