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Queen Elizabeth II, Telegraph readers lament their most cherished memories of Her Majesty.  Memories of the Queen, her life, dutiful service to The Crown, and unfaltering devotion to the people of her country and the Commonwealth, are detailed by readers here, who were moved to share the poignant moments that have made a great impression on their lives.  From personal meetings to attending state celebrations, Telegraph readers share their treasured memories of the Queen, which you can read below.

rocky romance with Madonna, who then became a Yoko Ono-esque wedge between him and his band. Michael Jackson definitely did not release “Beat It” after Yankovic wrote “Eat It.” Was cocaine kingpin Pablo Escobar a Weird Al superfan who offered him 1 billion pesos to perform at his birthday party? Who’s to say?What Yankovic and director/co-writer Eric Appel have done, brilliantly in spots, is parody Yankovic’s own life while sending up the whole biopic genre.

Jazz Tangcay Artisans Editor Costume designer Gersha Phillips drew upon African tradition while creating outfits for “The Woman King,” Gina Prince-Bythewood’s movie about female warriors in the 1800s. The film starring Viola Davis will debut Sept. 9 at the Toronto Intl. Film Festival ahead of a Sept. 16 release by Sony’s TriStar. During her research, Phillips discovered that Agojie warriors in West Africa wore baggy pants during that time. Initially, she designed outfits in that style, but several iterations later, she incorporated wrap skirts — also seen in historical archives. Since the women were going to be moving a lot, Phillips says, “I had to consider functionality. Everybody had to fight, so we ended up using a stretch-knit fabric so they could do what they needed to do in it.”

Toto Wolff and Christian Horner have long been at each other's throats in F1 - but there's one aspect of their rivalry where the Mercedes man is way out of front.Wolff and his Red Bull rival frequently clashed in the 2021 campaign as Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen went head-to-head for the world title. And there was to be no diplomatic conclusion, with the Dutchman eventually crowned champion in a highly dubious circumstances after an explosive season-ending Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.In April this year, the pair attended a meeting of all team bosses, and it seemed tension was still rife as they sat as far away as possible from each other at the table.

Police have arrested a man in connection with the 1996 IRA bombing of Manchester. He was stopped at Birmingham Airport last night and held on suspicion of terrorism offences.

READ MORE: Great British Bake Off star Prue Leith makes brutal dig at Mary Berry's cakeHowever his fellow judge Prue had more of an issue with the filling of the Victoria sandwich rather than the name.Reigniting the "great debate" around the Victoria sandwich's "creaming method", Prue told the RadioTimes: "I’ll tell you what the great debate is always about with Victoria sandwiches – do you make it using the creaming method? Do you cream the sugar and the butter together?"You either chuck all the ingredients in together, or you cream it first," she continued.Paul insisted either method works for the infamous dessert. He said: "You can use either method.

READ MORE: Brits to have energy bills capped at £2,500 in plan to tackle cost-of-living crisisHowever, the cap only limits the amount firms can charge customers and households could still pay more depending on usage.Ms Truss also announced support for businesses for at least six months.There will also be a fund for households who are not protected by the price cap.The new cap will come into force on October 1.Earlier this week, the Prime Minister announced:Nearly 30million households are eligible for the discount which is being administered by energy firms.British Gas, EDF, SSE and Ovo Energy are all putting the discount into customers' bank accounts if they pay by direct debit.It's up to individual energy suppliers to determine how their customers are paid.From October 1, the energy price cap will rise from £1,927 to £2,500 and will be fixed at this rate for next two years.The cap will be paid through general taxation with the government set to reveal more in the Budget later this month.However, it will not protect customers from wholesale prices.So if you use more energy than the typical households, you should expect to pay a higher amount.And if you use less energy than the average home, you could even pay lower than the price cap. Want all the biggest Lifestyle news straight to your inbox? Sign up for our free Daily Star Hot Topics newsletter READ NEXT:

Suits actresses Sarah Rafferty and Rachael Harris, who played Donna Paulsen and Sheila Saza respectively, both starred alongside the Duchess of Sussex, who portrayed Rachel Zane in the legal drama for seven seasons from 2011 until 2018. Meghan's former co-stars have now taken to social media to pay tribute to Britain's longest-reigning monarch, with Sarah thanking the late Queen for “normalising having a respected woman in power”.Having shared the screen for so long, Sarah and Rachael remain close friends with the Duchess, who officially quit acting when she got engaged to Prince Harry.Walking away from the successful series, which follows a college dropout who finds himself as one of New York City's best lawyers, Meghan Markle’s final episode aired one month before the Duke and Duchess of Sussex tied the knot in a lavish wedding ceremony in Windsor.Posting on Instagram to her 2.2 million followers, Sarah posted a picture of the Queen on horseback, a pastime and sport she is known to have loved.Alongside the image Sarah wrote: “Living a life of service, leading by example with dignity, strength, and devotion while inspiring many…"Thank you for normalising having a respected woman in power, Your Majesty.

Denise Welch, 64, sparked debate online after taking to Twitter to rant about events being cancelled in the wake of Queen Elizabeth II’s death.The Loose Women star blasted the decision to cancel the Great North Run in “memory of the Queen”.In view of her 534,900 followers, Denise claimed that the late Monarch would not have wanted events to be pulled from the calendar in the current economic climate.She tweeted: “Why on earth would cancelling the Great North Run be in memory of the Queen???“Imagine how many charities will suffer as a result?“The Queen would NEVER want these events cancelled at this financially crippling time in peoples lives!!”In a follow-up tweet, Denise added: “Instead of cancelling events that take a year of blood, sweat and tears to organise, we should be celebrating the Queens AMAZING life & legacy AT these events!!!!”The TV star concluded: “Stop cancelling things.”However, Denise’s criticism sparked a debate amongst social media users as some accused the actress of being disrespectful towards the Queen during the national mourning period.Olzsta said: “Don’t get this Denise, usually I support your tweets.“The queen has died, this is awful.

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K.J. Yossman Over 33 million people watched news of Queen Elizabeth II’s death announced live on television on Thursday evening. BBC One, ITV, Channel 5, Sky and GB News were in the middle of rolling news reports – prompted by a Buckingham Palace statement citing “concern” for the Queen’s health earlier at that day – when the news broke at 6.30PM local time. Channel 4 cut from popular British soap “Hollyoaks” while BBC Two was broadcasting women’s athletics when the schedule was interrupted to bring viewers the breaking news. “Across the BBC and major channels carrying news, a total reach of 33m people tuned in between midday and 2am, as the news broke of the sad passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II,” U.K. ratings aggregator Overnights TV tweeted.

Al Yankovic (Daniel Radcliff) is a curly-haired, awkward kid with no friends and no excitement in his life. Until one day when he ends up at a turnt-up polka party where he wow’s the party crowd by shredding on the accordion. His parents, Mary and Nick Yankovic (Julianne Nicholson and Toby Huss), disapprove of him playing, and his relationship with them becomes strained.

Garbage’s Shirley Manson has paid tribute to Queen Elizabeth II, recalling the impact a photo book from the coronation had on her as a child.The Queen died yesterday (September 8) at her Balmoral estate in Scotland at the age of 96. She served as the monarch for 70 years.In a post shared on Garbage’s Instagram page, Manson recalled the first time she saw images from the coronation, which took place in 1953.

The Last Leg will not air as previously planned on Friday night, it has been confirmed. The popular show was due to air in its usual 10pm slot on Channel 4 this evening.

Tributes to Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II, have continued to pour in from Manchester Evening News readers the day after the world learned of her passing.

Tributes have poured in from across Perth and Kinross after Buckingham Palace announced the passing of HM Queen Elizabeth II.

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BBC News viewers who launched a “vitriolic pile on” aimed at him over his coverage of Queen Elizabeth II’s death yesterday.The Mastermind presenter came under fire on social media after saying on-air that the energy bills crisis is "of course insignificant now" given the "gravity of the situation" regarding news of the Monarch’s health.One outraged online user took to Twitter to share a clip of Clive presenting the BBC News special, in which he discussed the concerns surrounding Her Majesty’s health prior to her death being confirmed by Buckingham Palace.In the video, Clive could be hear saying: “The news a little bit earlier on today that the doctors in Scotland were concerned about the Queen’s health, coming as Liz Truss was making a rather important statement concerning the future of energy bills, of course insignificant now, given the gravity of the situation we seem to be experiencing with Her Majesty.”The caption of the video, uploaded by TomDRogers1, read: “Here’s BBC News Presenter Clive Myrie saying that the Energy Bills Price Crisis is "of course insignificant now" given the "gravity of the situation" regarding news of the Queen's health.”The video appeared to cause controversy on the social media platform, with users soon replying to the tweet and prompting a response from Clive to clarify his statement.AperolFitz said: “Once again, the life expectancy for people experiencing homelessness is 45 for men, and 43 for women.“Their deaths are no less significant than that of a monarch, and they are certainly not afforded the same comfort, security and dignity.