Barbie gives Queen Elizabeth her own doll for her 96th birthday

It seems Queen Elizabeth has decided her son has faced enough consequences for his misbehavior.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle should stay away from the UK for the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee and announce that they will be remaining in California, a royal expert has claimed. Speaking on the Palace Confidential talk show Richard Eden said that he believed that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex were “loving” the endless speculation about their involvement in the Jubilee celebrations.

The world is ever curious about royal lifestyles. With films like Mrs Brown, The Queen and The Young Victoria being massive hits, it’s clear the Windsors have even the most ardent republicans showing interest.

Wolf Parade have announced a series of shows where they will play their 2005 debut ‘Apologies To The Queen Mary’ in full – with the same line-up that recorded it.The tour, announced earlier this week (April 26), will see the return of keyboardist Hadji Bakara to the band for the first time in 14 years. Bakara left the group in 2008, shortly after the release of their second album ‘At Mount Zoomer’, to pursue an academic career.

When Her Majesty the Queen sadly passes away, Buckingham Palace could look very different indeed. At 96 years old, our ageing yet much-loved monarch is celebrated around the world for her lengthy reign, sacrifice and dedication to her country. And when she’s gone, royal expert Duncan Larcombe says we’ll do everything to remember her - we might even make a shrine.

Owen Gleiberman Chief Film CriticI’ve always been haunted by the clips of the young Queen Elizabeth II that were used in “The Filth and the Fury,” Julien Temple’s great documentary about the Sex Pistols. They were featured in a montage of images to accompany “God Save the Queen,” the thrillingly vandalistic Sex Pistols single released in 1977 to coincide with the Queen’s Silver Jubilee.

Sharon Osbourne has sensationally claimed that Prince Andrew should be locked up, with the keys thrown away.The former X Factor judge returned to screens on Monday (April 25) as she made her TalkTV debut on The Talk, alongside co-host Jeremy Kyle.As the show got underway, former ITV star Jeremy, 56, discussed the recent case surrounding Prince Andrew after the Duke of York settled a lawsuit with Virginia Giuffre, including a charity donation, after she accused him of sexual assault.Andrew had vehemently denied ever sexually assaulting Giuffre and the settlement was not an admission of liabilityThe Queen's son, 62, strongly denies ever meeting Virginia who claims she was around 16/17 at the time of her reported encounters with Andrew.Speaking on The Talk, Jeremy said: "The Queen's Platinum Jubilee is just weeks away, Her Majesty's celebration should be taking centre stage but it isn't, I'm afraid, the behaviour of other members of the Royal family that continues to overshadow this historic event."Now, I reckon if the firm were an actual company, they'd be having a strategic review right now, I think HR would have words with Prince Andrew about inappropriate behaviour."Never one to mince her words, Sharon, 69, said she was unsure whether anything could be done to help the House of Windsor get "in the straight and narrow".She fumed: "I don't know whether she can right now, I mean it's gone so far, I think that Andrew is an utter disgrace to the Royal Family."He should be locked up in the tower and they should throw the key away!"Following the allegations, the Duke stepped down as a working royal and defended himself as a private citizen, before being stripped of his His Royal Highness title, military affiliations and royal

Donald Trump has taunted Prince Harry by claiming he made the Queen smile 'like she never has before'. It comes after Prince Harry told the Today show that his grandmother has "always got a great sense of humour" in their conversations when he was asked about his surprise visit to see her at Windsor Castle earlier this month.

Samantha Markle, has hit out at the Duke, claiming he owes an apology to the Queen. Since stepping down, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have delivered a bombshell interview with Oprah Winfrey, during which, they claimed Meghan had been subjected to racial comments by members of the Royal Family.

Queen's Platinum Jubilee approaches, reports are swirling that the three Cambridge kids will be playing a closer and more 'visible role' than first expected.It's thought that in the absence of more senior Royals, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis will be seen at a variety of events and tributes to the Queen as part of a 'Royal show of force'The Telegraph reports the children are likely to be seen in the carriage to the Trooping the Colour and will also appear on the Buckingham Palace balcony for the RAF flyover.Prince William himself is expected to take the lead on organising the military side of things and has been pencilled in to lead the Trooping of the Colour. Like his children, William was involved in Royal events from a young age and had his first carriage ride when he was just 4-years-old.

Prince Harry and his family could travel to the UK to celebrate the Queen's Jubilee with the Royal Family, it has been reported.The Duke of Sussex's attendance for the public celebration of his grandmother the Queen's 70 years on the throne has been uncertain in recent weeks – after he pulled out of Prince Philip's memorial service. Harry, 37, took legal action against the UK government after he was refused permission to pay for police protection when he visits his home turf.

Today is full of celebrations for the Cambridge family as Prince George and Prince Louis mark two very special occasions. The youngsters, whose parents Prince William and Kate Middleton recently gave tribute to the Queen in celebration of her 96th birthday, will be sharing the spotlight with the double dose of celebrations. The most exciting event of the day will be Louis’ birthday as the little one turns four.

Prince Harry needs to say 'sorry' to the Queen after making controversial comments about the Queen, say royal fans.The 37-year-old Duke of Sussex has drawn criticism online after he said that he was hoping to ensure his grandmother was "protected" and "had the right people around her" in an interview with NBC’s Today show on Wednesday (April 20).Harry made the comments only days after making a surprise visit with wife Meghan Markle to Windsor Castle last week, where he met with Her Majesty and his father Prince Charles.But some have said his US TV appearance from the Invictus Games in The Hague was yet another attempt at stirring trouble within the Royal Family, drawing comparison to his ‘calculated digs' from his bombshell interview with Oprah Winfrey in 2020.One expert claimed this had indeed been the effect of his remarks on The Firm, and suggested that he had made them as there was still "bitterness" over how he and his wife were treated before their move to CaliforniaRichard Palmer, the Daily Express’ Royal Correspondent, said to Royal Roundup host Pandora Forsyth: “It's been seen as a dig at some of the senior advisers to the Queen.“I think there's a little bit of bitterness left over from after he and Meghan got married and they felt Meghan didn't get the help and support she needed.”Royal fans on social media have also condemned his behaviour, with one writing: “He needs to apologise to everyone from the Queen down. He has insulted everyone.”Another agreed, replying: “Absolutely Harry should apologise.”While another believed they showed a condescending attitude toward the Queen, and said: “Harry's comments tried to diminish and patronise the Queen who has all her faculties and is still working.

No comment. Prince William avoided Prince Harry’s Queen Elizabeth comments. When asked about whether the Queen needed protecting, the royal and his wife Kate Middleton didn’t respond. 

After her recent period of ill health, it was wonderful to see The Queen back on her feet in a portrait released to mark her 96th birthday. In the spectacular photograph, Queen Elizabeth is seen smiling as she is standing in between two majestic-looking white horses - which appear to be two of her Fell prized ponies – as she holds onto their reins. And Henry Dallal, who was given the opportunity to photograph Her Majesty, told OK!: "It was a huge honour.

Princess Eugenie has left a sweet message for her grandmother the Queen as she celebrates her 96th birthday. Queen Elizabeth II celebrated turning 96 on Thursday 21 April and marked the occasion by releasing a portrait that sees her posing with two majestic white horses.

Queen.Ronnie commemorated Her Majesty’s 96th birthday by creating a painting in her honour.He shared a picture of his creation in view of his 620,000 Twitter followers.The rocker could be seen looking dapper in a floral print shirt as he held up the masterpiece.He captioned the shot: “Wishing Her Majesty The Queen a very happy 96th birthday today!“She was my muse for this recent portrait @RoyalFamily.”Fans of the Rolling Stones musician were left amazed by his painting skills as they replied to his tweet to heap praise on the portrait.BrakemanRd said: “This is fabulous Ronnie! Brilliant!“Thank you for sharing it! #HappyBirthdayYourMajesty”CarolineVine1 added: “Your so clever Ronnie, how I wish I had your gift of painting as well as best rock band ever!“I am learning the drums and loving every minutexxx”Triton76 quipped: “Nicely done Ronnie!“You’ve got a future as a painter if that flash in the pan rock n roll thing doesn’t work out.”Hatdrummer1 penned: “Love this Ronnie! Could you do another of Her Majest The Queen when she was in her twenties or when she was in service during the war? (Sic) “Forever young...

All hail the Queen. Queen Elizabeth II—Queen of the United Kingdom and the bearer of a legacy of over 70 years of rulership, she is one of the most powerful women on the planet.

Toy company Mattel have revealed a very special Barbie doll of The Queen to mark the Platinum Jubilee. Unveiled on the Queen's 96th birthday, the doll is instantly recognisable in an ivory brocade long gown and blue sash ribbon adorned with decorations of order. The doll is also wearing a replica of the Queen's fringe tiara, which she wore on her wedding day.The pink ribbon on the doll imitates one given to the Queen by her father George VI, and the pale blue imitates one from her grandfather George V.The silver brooch pinned underneath the sash represents the Garter Star Brooch, the insignia of the highest order of chivalry in the United Kingdom, the Order of the Garter.

the Queen was showing the world how it was done. A sovereign who has often found herself the only woman in rooms full of men and whose reign has seen trends for flares, boob tubes and miniskirts come and go several times over, one of Elizabeth II’s great accomplishments is, surely, her iconic style.Her opinions are rarely heard, but her image can be recognised from a mile off, becoming synonymous with everything from colour-blocking to silk headscarves and frame handbags.

Queen Elizabeth II is not only recognised as our longest serving monarch but also for her iconic sense of fashion. From her endless array of dress coats to her coordinating hats and luxury collection of Launer bags it's fair to say her signature style will be celebrated for years to come.