Queen Elizabeth To Celebrate Her Diamond Jubilee
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Queen Elizabeth does her own washing up
The 86-year-old monarch - who celebrated her Diamond Jubilee last weekend - likes to be quite hands-on when she's entertaining her guests, as does her husband Prince Philip.
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UK Queen gives thanks to end rapturous jubilee party
Britain's Queen Elizabeth waved from her Buckingham Palace balcony to the cheering masses on Tuesday and thanked millions of well-wishers at the end of four days of spectacular Diamond Jubilee celebrations marking her 60th year on the throne.
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Queen's grand carriage procession at final jubilee festivities
Queen Elizabeth II led a grand carriage procession through London to mark her diamond jubilee on Tuesday but faced the crowning moment of the festivities without her ill husband Prince Philip.
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1000 ships to celebrate Queen Elizabeth
Britain's Queen Elizabeth II will celebrate her diamond jubilee with a boat trip on London's River Thames in a newly crafted barge, leading a flotilla of 1,000 ships, the event's organisers said.The aquatic pageant, the biggest on the river for 350 years, will take place on June 3 next year, a public holiday created to celebrate the Queen's 60 year...
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Queen Elizabeth does her own washing up
The 86-year-old monarch - who celebrated her Diamond Jubilee last weekend - likes to be quite hands-on when she's entertaining her guests, as does her husband Prince Philip.
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UK Queen gives thanks to end rapturous jubilee party
Britain's Queen Elizabeth waved from her Buckingham Palace balcony to the cheering masses on Tuesday and thanked millions of well-wishers at the end of four days of spectacular Diamond Jubilee celebrations marking her 60th year on the throne.
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Queen's grand carriage procession at final jubilee festivities
Queen Elizabeth II led a grand carriage procession through London to mark her diamond jubilee on Tuesday but faced the crowning moment of the festivities without her ill husband Prince Philip.
-
1000 ships to celebrate Queen Elizabeth
Britain's Queen Elizabeth II will celebrate her diamond jubilee with a boat trip on London's River Thames in a newly crafted barge, leading a flotilla of 1,000 ships, the event's organisers said.The aquatic pageant, the biggest on the river for 350 years, will take place on June 3 next year, a public holiday created to celebrate the Queen's 60 year...
