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The eminent historian Andrew Roberts has said that the British government had a de facto ban in place on state visits by Queen Elizabeth II to Israel. Full Article at Atlas Shrugs
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DUBAI: Dubai received a $10 billion lifeline from oil-rich Abu Dhabi to save one of its prized companies from imminent default Monday, calming fears, for now, about the city-state’s shaky finances. Full Article at Lebanon Daily Star
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THE team behind Plymouth's bid to become a World Cup 2018 host city was due to make its final presentation to football chiefs today. Full Article at This Is Plymouth
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Leeds' bid team travelled to London on Monday morning, at the beginning of a week which will determine if the city will be part of the 2018 FIFA World Cup. Full Article at Leeds United
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WORK is set to begin to restore the dilapidated Queen Elizabeth II stadium tomorrow, when diggers and spades will be breaking up the track. Full Article at This is Local London
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Pink also took the opportunity to take another swipe at William's grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II, who also failed to reply to a letter she sentasking for her to stop using bearskin for her guards' hats Avid animal rights advocate... Full Article at Female First
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LONDON - One of Britain's most eminent historians has assailed the country's policy towards Israel, questioning why Queen Elizabeth II has visited a host of despotic regimes but has never made an official visit to the Holy Land. Full Article at Jerusalem Post
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Queen Elizabeth II is reportedly set to turn over some part of her her public duties to her grandson, Prince William. Full Article at Ghost of a flea
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Queen Elizabeth II will hand over significant public duties to her grandson Prince William as part of preparations for the day when he becomes king, according to reports. Full Article at Webindia123
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London, Dec 13 (IANS) Britain’s royal family Sunday denied reports that Queen Elizabeth II plans to fork out a “substantial part” of her public duties to her elder grandson in order to prepare him for the throne ahead of his father. Full Article at Sindh Today
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London, December 13 (ANI): Queen Elizabeth II will hand over significant public duties to her grandson Prince William as part of preparations for the day when he becomes king, according to reports. Full Article at OneIndia
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Of the many stories about the Copenhagen climate change conference, there is one which, although having gotten very little play so far, says a lot about the powers behind the global warming hoax, and that is the one about the Queen. Full Article at Associated Content
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Finally, after 10 days of gentle probing and almost apologetic questioning from the Chilcot inquiry, we have a bona fide revelation. Full Article at The Independent
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Sarah Ferguson, Britain's famous flame-haired divorcée, is haunted by old loves. Full Article at Los Angeles Times
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A GOVERNMENT report has outlined plans to sell the Dartford Crossing to a private company in summer next year. Full Article at This is Local London
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Here is something pretty gross: Queen Elizabeth II — holy emperor of the Kingdom of the Picts, Scots, Irish, French and the Ancient Chinamen — has been the Monarch of this bog-land since Harry S. Truman was president. Full Article at Wonkette
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Lady Gaga has had a monster of a year with her new album, her current Monster Ball tour, and the many Lady Gaga award show appearances. Full Article at The Deadbolt
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Queen Elizabeth II meets US singer Lady Gaga following the Royal Variety Performance in Blackpool, December 7, 2009. Full Article at The Age
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The last time friends Dave Rees and John Field saw each other, a pint of beer cost three pence and a young Elvis Presley featured in the charts for the first time.Winston Churchill was Prime Minster and Queen Elizabeth II was crowned. Full Article at This is Bristol
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Istithmar, the private equity arm of Dubai World, the debt-laden conglomerate, is coming under increasing pressure from creditors as it loses control of key assets and breaches loan covenants. Full Article at Zawya.com
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LONDON, ENGLAND - DECEMBER 08: Queen Elizabeth II prepares to meet conductor Sir Colin Davis as she arrives at Mansion House on December 8, 2009 in London, England.
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LONDON, ENGLAND - DECEMBER 08: Queen Elizabeth II presents the Queen's Medal for Music to conductor Sir Colin Davis at Mansion House on December 8, 2009 in London, England.
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LONDON - DECEMBER 8: Queen Elizabeth II receives the Ambassador of the Republic of Kosovo Dr Muhamet Hamiti at Buckingham Palace, on December 8, 2009 in London, United Kingdom.
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LONDON - DECEMBER 8: Queen Elizabeth II receives the Ambassador of the Republic of Kosovo Dr Muhamet Hamiti at Buckingham Palace, on December 8, 2009 in London, United Kingdom.
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LONDON - DECEMBER 8: Queen Elizabeth II receives the Ambassador of the Uruguay Julio Moreira at Buckingham Palace, on December 8, 2009 in London, United Kingdom.
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LONDON - DECEMBER 8: Queen Elizabeth II receives the Ambassador of the Uruguay Julio Moreira at Buckingham Palace, on December 8, 2009 in London, United Kingdom.
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BLACKPOOL, UNITED KINGDOM - DECEMBER 7: Queen Elizabeth II (L) meets comedian Frank Carson (R) ahead of the Royal Variety Performance on December 7, 2009 in Blackpool, England.
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BLACKPOOL, UNITED KINGDOM - DECEMBER 7: Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh (L) and Queen Elizabeth II (3L) meet comedian Frank Carson (R) ahead of the Royal Variety Performance on December 7, 2009 in Blackpool, England.
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OXFORD, ENGLAND - DECEMBER 02: HM Queen Elizabeth II looks on as she unveils a plaque as she visits Brasenose College on December 2, 2009 in Oxford, England. During the College's Quincentenary year, there have been a number of events around the world to celebrate the foundation.
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OXFORD, ENGLAND - DECEMBER 02: HM Queen Elizabeth II unveils a plaque as she visits Brasenose College on December 2, 2009 in Oxford, England. During the College's Quincentenary year, there have been a number of events around the world to celebrate the foundation.
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OXFORD, ENGLAND - DECEMBER 02: HM Queen Elizabeth II smiles as she unveils a plaque as she visits Brasenose College on December 2, 2009 in Oxford, England. During the College's Quincentenary year, there have been a number of events around the world to celebrate the foundation.
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OXFORD, ENGLAND - DECEMBER 02: A plaque unveiled by HM Queen Elizabeth II is seen as she visits Brasenose College on December 2, 2009 in Oxford, England. During the College's Quincentenary year, there have been a number of events around the world to celebrate the foundation.
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OXFORD, ENGLAND - DECEMBER 02: HM Queen Elizabeth II walks through the rain as she visits Brasenose College on December 2, 2009 in Oxford, England. During the College's Quincentenary year, there have been a number of events around the world to celebrate the foundation.
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OXFORD, ENGLAND - DECEMBER 02: HM Queen Elizabeth II walks through the rain as she visits Brasenose College on December 2, 2009 in Oxford, England. During the College's Quincentenary year, there have been a number of events around the world to celebrate the foundation.
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OXFORD, ENGLAND - DECEMBER 02: HM Queen Elizabeth II unveils a plaque as she visits Brasenose College on December 2, 2009 in Oxford, England. During the College's Quincentenary year, there have been a number of events around the world to celebrate the foundation.
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OXFORD, UNITED KINGDOM - DECEMBER 02: Queen Elizabeth II arrives at the Ashmolean Museum to officially re-open it following a multi-million pound redevelopment on December 2, 2009 in Oxford, England. She also visited Brasenose College to celebrate the College's Quincentenary year.
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OXFORD, UNITED KINGDOM - DECEMBER 02: Queen Elizabeth II officially re-opens the Ashmolean Museum following a multi-million pound redevelopment on December 2, 2009 in Oxford, England. She also visited Brasenose College to celebrate the College's Quincentenary year.
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OXFORD, UNITED KINGDOM - DECEMBER 02: Queen Elizabeth II speaks with children from West Kidlington Primary School in the education room at the Ashmolean Museum, on December 2, 2009 in Oxford, England. The Queen visited to officially re-open it following a multi-million pound redevelopment.
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LONDON, ENGLAND - DECEMBER 08: Queen Elizabeth II presents the Queen's Medal for Music to conductor Sir Colin Davis at Mansion House on December 8, 2009 in London, England.
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In a month’s time, India will mark the anniversary of the appalling terrorist attacks on Mumbai, in which so many Indians were killed. I would like to pay tribute to the courage and steadfastness shown by the Indian security forces and the people in the face of this great tragedy
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Queen Elizabeth II is Queen of Canada and head of state.
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A new sovereign can revive a royal family or be its kiss of death ... So a politically meddling successor to the elderly Queen Elizabeth II could spell the end of Britain's 1,000-year monarchy.
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She was airlifted to the Queen Elizabeth II Health Sciences Centre in Halifax early Tuesday evening, where she succumbed to her injuries Wednesday morning, Sgt. Leger said.
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In the 1960s the recreated Regiment was recognized and granted approval from, the Staffordshire Regiment in the UK to portray the 64th during the American Revolution. Two years ago a contingent of our group went to England to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the founding of the Regiment in England. We...
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All Canadians know that Queen Elizabeth II is the head of state and Queen of Canada ... When we communicate to Canadians, it's important that we communicate to them what they already know.
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As Queen of Canada, Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II is our head of state and a powerful symbol of Canada and Canadian sovereignty.
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The Local Government Ombudsman has a vital role to play in ensuring that people get swift and fair redress when things go wrong in the services councils are delivering for them. I believe that Jane Martin has all the credentials to perform this very important role but careful regard will be given to the...
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Her Majesty's Inspector is pleased to report, however, that the arrangements now in place for the handling, controlling and management of covert human intelligence sources in terrorist networks within Northern Ireland are robust, effective and comply with all the necessary legislation
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The answer is that existing contracts cannot be varied down which means that the performance at Her Majesty’s Prison Service prisons will inevitably decline due to reduced funding, while the performance of the private, some of them already a lot more expensive than our own, can sail on merrily with 100 ...
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Her Majesty Elizabeth II (numeral not used in Scotland), by the Grace of God of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and Her Other Realms and Territories Beyond the Seas, Queen, Defender of the Faith, and Head of the Commonwealth
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I’ll be leaving for London soon, to receive the 2010 Commonwealth Games baton from Queen Elizabeth II.
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There had not been a Lutheran Church in England since Queen Elizabeth I, and after World War II the Lutherans decided they would try to establish a church in England, so my father started knocking on doors.
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In 1981, on July 23rd, the Queen Elizabeth II made its maiden voyage to Bar Harbor ... That was the first major cruise ships to come here. We celebrated it then, and we continue that special relationship today with Cunard Cruise Lines.
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The Trust is aware of the recent decision by the Office of Fair Trading and it has not identified any breaches of the Competition Act by Balfour Beatty in relation to the construction of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital or any other Trust projects
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I feel so privileged to have spent so much time with her. At a reception, I sometimes lost her because of her lack of height but could always tell where she was because of the joyful expressions of people talking to her. The wave of affection was tangible and it went both ways. People loved Queen Elizab...
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The Queen was criticised for two things. One was taking Princes William and Harry to church on the day the Princess died.
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On 29th October, 2009, one month from now, at Buckingham place, Queen Elizabeth will be handing over the Queen's Baton to President of India
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Should Queen Elizabeth be invited to Ireland?
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Each year, the government is given a quota of awards which Her Majesty confers on the recommendation of the Government of The Bahamas ... These awards may be granted either at New Year’s or June. Those honoured this morning represents the first batch of recipients of the honours since the installation o...
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We are glad the Holy Father is giving such consideration to the invitations he has received from Her Majesty's government, which accord closely to the wishes and requests also expressed by the bishops of England and Wales ... The prospect of a visit by Pope Benedict fills us with joy.
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But we are recommending a northbound right-turning lane on Queen Elizabeth Way to help those vehicles that get stuck behind the traffic that's backed up making left turns, or going straight across into the hospital
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classic British icons including nine life-size red telephone boxes and a cast of historic and modern British characters (Henry VIII, Queen Elizabeth I, a Beefeater, a British Bobby, a Queen's Guard and more) to help Bostonians
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Just to put that sum in perspective ... it is equivalent to less than half-a-day’s current overspend by Her Majesty’s government. If we wanted lectures on how to manage our economy, the FCO would be the last body on earth we would approach. Our short-term funding issue is hardly a global issue, yet bele...
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Australia's head of state is the Queen of Australia, Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II
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