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Liz Truss, the Queen's 70-year reign meant she held weekly audiences with 15 prime ministers whilst on the throne.Nobody would have foreseen that she would only formally meet the latest incumbent of No 10 once - just two days before her death on Thursday.And how that relationship would have panned out is anybody's guess - with Truss a former teenaged republican.READ MORE:Ulrika Jonsson claims 'old flame' Prince Edward gave her item that belonged to the QueenIn all likelihood, we might never have got to find out anyway with the Queen having never officially spilled the beans on what went on behind closed doors during her meetings with the many varied head of governments.Fortunately, though, when judging which ones were her favourites and which she was less keen on, there have always been a significant number of royal insiders and political figures happy to break confidences and pass on tit-bits or rumours. So, from what we've heard and been told, here is a rundown of how the Queen got on with some of them following her succession of George VI in 1952...(1951-1955)War hero Churchill was almost 80 when Elizabeth, 25, was crowed Queen and had an affection for her that was similar to that shown by a grandfather.

Eminem says it “took a long time” for his “brain to start working again” after he was almost killed by his infamous drug overdose. The 49-year-old rapper was fighting a prescription medication addiction when he was hospitalised in December 2007 after overdosing on methadone before going to rehab, and rarely publicly talks of the effects of the incident. But in an intimate interview on the ‘Paul Pod podcast’, hosted by the Grammy award winner’s long-term manager Paul Rosenberg, 51, Eminem admitted: “It took a long time for my brain to start working again.

Katherine Jenkins was selected to sing the first recording of the new British National Anthem ‘God Save the King’ to mark the start of King Charles III’s reign. The Welsh mezzo-soprano, 42, was invited to tape the rendition by BBC Radio 4 from a rural church in Sussex, south-east England. She had a moment of silence and prayer before recording the song, which Then closed the BBC’s extended ‘World at One’ programme on Radio 4 on Friday afternoon (09.

It was time for a guys-only talk on Friday’s Real Time with Bill Maher, as the host welcomed a panel to discuss just what the heck was going on in a week where the Queen died, the NFL opened, and Los Angeles was so hot “it was like Death Valley with In and Out burgers.”

Daniel Radcliffe’s Weird Al film has gone down a treat at Toronto International Film Festival. Also starring Evan Rachel Wood as Madonna, the project, titled Weird: The Al Yankovic Story, follows the life and career of the Grammy winner, who is known for his hits included Eat It (a parody of Michael Jackson’s Beat It) and Amish Paradise (Coolio’s Gangsta’s Paradise). The Harry Potter actor takes on the title role and well and truly got into character, donning his signature moustache and a curly wig.

the Queen weeks before her death said she was dignified to the end.  Michaela Foster Marsh, 56, performed for the Queen at Balmoral on August 17 and said she will treasure the memory for the rest of her life, praising the monarch's 'supreme dignity. ' Michaela, from Glasgow, sang alongside piper Bethany Bisaillion, who was the Queen's piper in Ottawa, Canada.

Hannah Waddingham mystery role has finally been revealed for Hocus Pocus 2!

Rebel Wilson brightens up the green carpet in a neon yellow top while arriving for the Kate Spade presentation during 2022 New York Fashion Week held at 3 World Trade Center on Friday (September 9) in New York City.

Jennifer Hudson makes her talk show host debut where it all began by reuniting with former American Idol judge Simon Cowell on her premiere episode of The Jennifer Hudson Show.

Patrick Dempsey has white hair!

Gyles Brandreth, a close family friend of the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh, says her Majesty "wouldn't have minded" being an actress. The broadcaster even admitted that the Queen would be the principal boy in Christmas pantomimes at Buckingham Palace.

If you’ve ever wondered what inspired Emily Brontë to write Wuthering Heights, you’re not alone – and Frances O’Connor has made a film about it. The actor turns writer-director with the imaginative period drama Emily, premiering at Toronto International Film Festival. Sex Education star Emma Mackey puts in a spirited performance in a feminist, revisionist spin on a much-loved author.

Will Andrews (Fred Hechinger) goes from Harvard Drop to Cowboy in Gabe Polsky’s new film Butcher’s Crossing, with script written by Polsky, and Liam Satre-Meloy, based on a book by John Williams

Gina Prince Bythewood’s period film The Woman King opens with an incredible action sequence with General Nanisca (Viola Davis) of The Agojie army approaching a village of men holding their women hostage. Men are getting sliced, diced and tossed across the screen by these mighty warrior women. After they arrive back in the Dahomey kingdom victorious, the story introduces Nawi (Thuso Mbedu), an unmarried young woman deemed worthless because she has no husband. She’s taken to the palace and introduced to Izogie (Lashana Lynch) and Amenza (Shiela Atim), Dahomey’s top soldiers in the King Ghezo Royal guard. Women in the army are respected, and when they pledge to service, they take an oath of celibacy and childlessness to be accepted and train.

Alessandra Ambrosio looked the part as she celebrated Brazil’s independence day. The model wore a stunning green dress as she took photos atop of the Empire State Building, in New York.Alessandra Ambrosio shares gorgeous photos at CannesBrazilian model Alessandra Ambrosio & her most stunning Cannes looksAmbrosio wore her hair loose and paired her outfit with green heels and some jewelry. The dress was closely fitted and showed off She posed in different locations, standing by the building’s observation deck and indoors.Ambrosio playfully smiled for the camera, waving a small Brazilian flag, as the building was lit in green and yellow in commemoration of the date.

cooking your scrambled eggs wrong if you want them to be super fluffy.The classic style of egg is a good and trusted favourite among many British households, as they're both super speedy to cook and totally delicious to eat. But there's a secret ingredient you can use that could just make your eggs even better.READ MORE: Households could save over £600 a year while cooking - by using cheaper appliancesAccording to FirstForWomen, if you add lemon juice to your eggs you're sure to take them to the next level.The acidic juice is said to be the key to making your eggs extra fluffy.

Queen Elizabeth II.The network has cleared all of its usual programming to make space for non-stop coverage commemorating the late monarch, who died on Thursday at the age of 96. GMB will air between 6am and 9.30am on Saturday morning, with hosts Ben Shepherd and Susanna Reid guiding viewers through the latest tributes and ceremonial formalities following the Queen's death.

Beanie Feldstein is heading back to the big screen.

Barry Jenkins will be directing Mufasa: The Lion King, the upcoming prequel to the 2019 live-action adaptation of The Lion King.

Gigi Hadid gave a rare look into the life of her 2-year-old daughter Khai in an interview with Sunday Today.

Disney has shared a first look at its upcoming new animated sci-fi series Iwájú at the D23 Expo in California.The event is taking place this weekend (September 9-11) at the Anaheim Convention Center and unveiling many new films and TV series from the studio.Among them was Iwájú, which was created by Ziki Nelson. The comic-style series will be set in Lagos and will explore class, innocence and challenging the status quo.During D23, Disney unveiled the first-look image from the show and announced that it will arrive on Disney+ sometime in 2023.