Elizabeth Line: Last News

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For a sovereign so admired and respected, plans for a number of statues and memorials to the late Queen Elizabeth are not only to be welcomed, but expected. During her 70-year reign, high-profile buildings and projects were named in her honour, notable among them the London Underground’s Elizabeth Line and Elizabeth Tower, which houses the legendary “Big Ben” bell in Westminster. Since the Queen’s death last September, politicians have called for the construction of a major memorial in central London to mark her status as the country’s longest-serving monarch.

Royal fans have gone wild as Kate Middleton and Prince William appeared "starstruck" as they met TikTok star Francis Bourgeois, who filmed himself getting onto the same train as the royals yesterday. In the clip that Francis posted online, he was rushing to catch the tube at Tottenham Court Road station at the same time that Kate and William were heading off to the Dog and Duck pub in Soho.The TikTok star was wearing his iconic GoPro strapped to his head which provided a comedic angle of the video when he bumped into the royal couple.The video starts with Francis walking through the station and a voice-over that said: “Have you ever found yourself at Tottenham Court station wanting to go Eastbound and the train you're wanting to get is ready to go? Well, me too, pretty much every time”.

Prince William and Kate Middleton's trip on the tube this week showed the couple have a “telepathic connection”, according to a body language expert. The Prince and Princess of Wales took the Elizabeth Line for the first time on Thursday - travelling from Acton to Tottenham Court Road for a royal engagement in Soho. William, 40, and Kate, 41, paid a visit to The Dog & Duck pub - speaking to staff and patrons about the preparations for King Charles’ Coronation on Saturday.

Prince William and Kate Middleton made their first official coronation appearance Thursday. The Prince and Princess of Wales took the Tube – London's public transportation system – for a visit to the Dog & Duck Pub.The pub is roughly a mile away from Buckingham Palace. "Jumping on the Elizabeth Line to Soho!" a photo of the royal couple was captioned on social media.

It’s not everyday one has the opportunity to sit down for some drinks with a royal couple!

Prince William and Kate Middleton celebrated the coronation with a very British outing on Thursday afternoon.

Prince William and Kate Middleton got the tube to a swift pub visit this afternoon.The royal couple paid a visit to The Dog & Duck pub in London, speaking to staff and patrons about the preparations for Saturday's Coronation. Kate looked stunning in a long red coat atop a cream skirt, which she matched with white heels and a bag, while William cut a more casual figure than we're used to in a brown open blazer, unbuttoned shirt and navy trousers.The royal couple caught the Elizabeth Line for the fist time at Acton and went several stops to Tottenham Court Road to attend the engagement in Soho this afternoon, and looked more than happy to be travelling alongside several commuters.

Passengers on the London Underground were left confused as hundreds rode the tube in their pants. MyLondon reports that the stripped down commuters were taking part in 'No Trousers Tube Ride Day'.

Queen Elizabeth II’s reign may have come to an end when she died on 8 September after 70 years on the throne, but she is a figure who will be remembered for many years to come. Her legacy will go down in history as the United Kingdom’s longest reigning monarch and to commemorate that there are many ways that those not just in the country, but around the world will make sure she is remembered.These include many weird and wonderful things named after the late monarch including London train lines, a cluster of islands in Canada and even pigeons.

A video has been released of the moment the Queen's passing was announced on the Elizabeth Line in London. A heartfelt tribute was left by the announcer for the line.

Her Majesty the Queen is famous for hosting the most luxurious events for family and dignitaries around the world. But there’s one thing you’ll never find at her parties - garlic! It’s bad enough having less-than-pleasant breath at a dinner or evening do, but imagine if you’re the Queen who everybody wants to chat with. It’s a no-go, says Party Architect Johnny Roxburgh.

When the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge stepped out at the Top Gun: Maverick premiere last week, there was no doubting the future of the monarchy is in safe hands. Kate was the picture of elegance in a monochrome Roland Mouret dress, while dashing William looked full of admiration for his wife as they posed together on the red carpet in London’s Leicester Square.

A photo of Queen Elizabeth II attending the opening of her namesake subway line in London is going viral — not because of Her Majesty, but for a shadowy figure seen lurking in the back of the photo.

Prince Edward stunned commuters as he boarded a busy tube service in central London this week. However royal sources say it is "not uncommon" for the Earl of Wessex to use the London underground to travel around the capital.

Queen Elizabeth II was hard to miss when she showed up at Paddington Station in London, England, on Tuesday. Her Majesty was dressed in a canary yellow suit and matching hat as she gleefully walked with a cane through the underground station to buy the first ticket for a railway line named after her. The queen was escorted by her youngest son, Prince Edward, who was expected to attend the opening of the railway line on his own. Pics from the big day were even shared on Her Majesty's Instagram.