On 6 February 2019, Britain’s longest-reigning monarch marks 67 years on the throne. The Queen usually spends the day in private at Sandringham, before boarding a train the following day back to London, ready for another year of official engagements. The bells at Westminster Abbey rang out at 1.00 pm, and a 62-gun salute was…
Queen Elizabeth II has passed another historic milestone as the first British monarch to reach her Sapphire Jubilee on 6 February 2017.
Queen Elizabeth has invited the new US President Donald Trump and the First Lady to Britain for a state visit later this year. British Prime Minister Theresa May made the announcement during a media conference on Friday, 27 January 2017. Embed from Getty Images "I have today been able to convey her Majesty, the Queen’s…
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