Queen’s Canine Gate-Crashes As She Views Mementoes Of Reign

The Queen once gave the Duchess of Sussex a very special present to commemorate their first joint outing together. Less than a month after marrying Prince Harry at Windsor Castle, Meghan Markle appeared alongside the Queen in Cheshire in June 2018. The pair opened the Mersey Gateway Bridge and Chester's Storyhouse Theatre and also attended a lunch at Chester Town Hall.The outing was the first time that the Duchess had attended an event with the Queen, now 95, without her husband the Duke of Sussex.

Good Morning Britain host Piers Morgan has opened up on his fears for the Queen after Prince Charles tested positive for Covid-19 just two days after seeing her. Piers said he feels "deep unease" about the news.It is the second time Charles has contracted the virus, testing positive on Thursday (February 10) morning.

Taking precautions. Queen Elizabeth II is under observation after her son Prince Charles tested positive for COVID-19.

Piers Morgan has expressed his concern for the Queen after Prince Charles tested positive for Covid just days after seeing her. It was confirmed on Thursday that Prince Charles, 73, has contracted the virus for a second time after recently meeting with his mother, the monarch. A Palace source said that Elizabeth II, 95, is not displaying any symptoms of illness but did not disclose whether she has also tested positive. Reacting to the news, Piers, 56, tweeted: ‘Prince Charles testing positive for covid just 2 days after seeing the Queen is filling me with deep unease.’ According to the Palace insider, the situation will continue to be monitored, but that a running commentary would not be provided on the monarch’s health. It is not known when exactly Prince Charles met with the Queen.However, he held an investiture on Tuesday at Windsor Castle, where she is currently staying.

The Queen's health is reportedly being "monitored" after she met with her eldest son Prince Charles recently, as he has been confirmed to test positive with COVID-19 on Thursday, February 10. While the 95 year old monarch has seen the first in line to the throne recently, Buckingham Palace have reportedly refused to confirm or deny whether she is currently testing positive for the virus.The palace source did confirm that the Queen is yet to display any symptoms, however.

Prince William and Kate Middleton could take over Windsor Castle when Prince Charles becomes King, according to reports.

Queen Elizabeth II recently revealed that the Duchess of Cornwall becoming 'Queen Consort' is her "sincere wish" when Prince Charles becomes king. Camilla, 74, has been married to Charles, 73, for 17 years, and despite the pair's relationship getting off to a controversial start, their marriage has continued to go from strength to strength. Between them, the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall share four children, and while Camilla's step-sons Prince William and Prince Harry are familiar faces, her own two children tend to keep a low-profile.

Gun salutes rang out in London and Edinburgh on Monday to mark the official start of Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee year, as the 95-year-old monarch prepared for a busy season of public duties.

Camilla will take the title of “Queen Consort”.On Saturday, February 5, Her Majesty expressed her wishes for her daughter-in-law, the Duchess of Cornwall, to be called “Queen Consort” during Prince Charles’ future reign. The subject has long been a hot topic among royal watchers and Camilla had previously expressed a desire not to take up the title of Queen and instead be known as Princess Consort.

The Queen is planning to give Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall, the late Queen Mother's crown, according to reports.The 95 year old monarch announced her official wish for Camilla to be known as Queen Consort when her son Prince Charles takes to the throne with her passing. In a heartfelt statement to her people to mark her platinum jubilee and 70 years on the throne, Queen Elizabeth II made sure her wishes were clear after months of speculation over the next generation.

Piers Morgan has shared a sweet throwback snap during a meeting with Queen Elizabeth II as he suggests he should be rewarded with a ‘Sir’ title.The former Good Morning Britain presenter, 56, is all smiles as he enjoys a pleasant moment with the monarch in 2002 during a reception for the media at Windsor Castle. The Queen, now 95, looks radiant she shoots a beaming smile at the crowd wearing a sparkly red dress, a white pearl necklace and red lipstick.Captioning the snap, Piers said: “That moment when I suggested ‘Sir Piers’ was long overdue….”Fans took to the comments section to offer their thoughts on his tweet.“The queen seems pretty amused by this,” said one, while another added: “Not a chance! You’ve got to be a national treasure for that Piers.” A third added: “She’s probably still laughing”The broadcaster recently paid a glowing tribute to the Queen as she marks 70 years on the throne.Piers hailed Her Majesty as the "greatest of all time" and praised her leadership on her Platinum Jubilee.He wrote on Instagram: "The (goat emoji).

Queen Elizabeth II used her Platinum Jubilee speech to proclaim her wish that Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall, one day becomes Queen. She said: "When, in the fullness of time, my son Charles becomes King, I know you will give him and his wife Camilla the same support that you have given me; and it is my sincere wish that, when that time comes, Camilla will be known as Queen Consort as she continues her own loyal service.” A royal source revealed that Camilla has earned the position by the way she's handled her public life. "She’s never once tried to overshadow her husband, she’s always played a supportive role to the Prince of Wales.

Prince Charles is honoUring his mother, Queen Elizabeth II on her historic achievement. On Sunday, the royal’s oldest son released a statement honouring the monarch’s Accession Day. “On this historic day, my wife and I join you all in congratulating Her Majesty The Queen on the remarkable achievement of serving this nation, the Realms and Commonwealth for seventy years,” the statement read.

The UK will get an extra four-day bank holiday this summer to mark the Queen's Platinum Jubilee - and Brits are being encouraged to throw the biggest party ever to celebrate.

Queen Elizabeth II’s reign began in 1952 – and since then she has met thousands of celebrities at everything from film premieres to sporting events.But some of the encounters have been stranger than others!We celebrates Her Majesty’s milestone by recalling some of her wackiest moments with the stars…Comedian Frank Carson said the Queen once revealed her own comic talents, telling him: “I’m the best mimic in the family.”● In 1982, Her Majesty shook hands with shot put champ Geoff Capes at the Braemar Highland Games. But their palms got stuck together because of the resin he had put on his for grip.● As Prunella Scales bowed to the Queen after playing her on TV, the monarch quipped: “I expect you think I should be doing that to you.”● Presenting TV gardening host Alan Titchmarsh with his MBE in 1999, the Queen said: “You’ve given a lot of ladies a lot of pleasure” and complimented him on the size of his onions.● In 2016, the Queen joked with Olympic diver Tom Daley about her small stature saying: “Maybe I should try gymnastics.”● When actor Brian Blessed met the Queen she joked with him about swearing on Have I Got News For You and asked him to repeat his famous line “Gordon’s Alive!” from the movie Flash Gordon.

The Prince of Wales has paid tribute to his “darling wife” the Duchess of Cornwall – the future Queen Consort – for her “steadfast support” as he congratulated his mother the Queen on her “remarkable” Platinum Jubilee.

Queen has announced on the eve of her Platinum Jubilee that she wants Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall to become Queen Consort when her son Prince Charles becomes King.It means that Camilla will likely one day be referred to as 'Queen' by name, ending years of speculation over her title.The massive royal revelation last night came as a surprise to many, and Her Majesty has been hailed for her 'selfless' act in sharing the limelight with her daughter-in-law ahead of her landmark day — although some have not taken the news quite as well.Queen Elizabeth II will today (Sunday 6 February) mark 70 years on the throne, the longest of any British monarch in history.Reaction from online royal fans to her bombshell revelation has been mixed, with some coming out in support of the Duchess while others criticised the move.One fuming internet user wrote on Twitter: "I used to be a true royal … not now ! I’ll never accept Camilla as Queen !" Another questioned whether this reneged on previous assurances by the Royal Family, and said: "OMG! I couldn't even imagined that this would happen. One of the conditions in the marriage between Charles and Camilla was just that.

Queen Elizabeth II offered her support Saturday to have the Duchess of Cornwall become Queen Camilla — using a special Platinum Jubilee message to make a significant decision in shaping the future of the British monarchy.

Queen Elizabeth II has delivered a stunning address to the public to mark her Platinum Anniversary – calling for her subjects to throw their support behind Prince Charles and his wife Camilla in the future.The monarch is the first British monarch to mark 70 years on the throne, and Her Majesty used the opportunity to deliver a moving message to people across the country.But as well as that, the historic intervention marks a concerted effort by the Queen to stabilise the debate around her family.As former BBC Royal correspondent Peter Hunt points out: "“This is the most extraordinary message. The Queen is ensuring the transition, when it comes, to her son as king is as seamless and trouble free as possible.“She’s future proofing an institution she’s served for seventy years.

In photos to mark her Platinum Jubilee, The Queen has paid a touching tribute to her father, King George VI by wearing presents he gave her for her 18th birthday. As the celebrations get underway, the Monarch, 95, can be seen reminiscing over memorabilia and cards in the pictures. She is giving a subtle nod to her late father George as she can be seen wearing two brooches on her left side that were gifted to her by her father on her 18th birthday.

Queen gave a subtle nod to her dad by wearing presents he gave her for her 18th birthday in a new picture to mark her Platinum Jubilee. Candid snaps of the monarch admiring cards and various memorabilia at home have been released as she kicks off her jubilee celebrations.Royal fans will recognise the pair of dazzling brooches adorned on the left shoulder of her dress, as the set given to her as an 18-year-old.The accessories given to her by King George VI are a touching tribute to him 70 years since he died this Sunday (February 6), the Mirror reports.And it's not the first time the Queen, 95, has chosen to pay a subtle tribute to her loved ones with sentimental jewellery.The Queen has also worn sentimental jewellery for other important occasions including her Diamond Jubilee in 2012 and the 75th anniversary of VE Day.The then-Princess Elizabeth had a close relationship with her father and the two aquamarine and diamond clip brooches that he gave her on her 18th birthday in 1944 are believed to mean a lot to her.The two-piece art deco-style brooches were made by luxury jewellery company Boucheron from aquamarines and baguette, oval and round diamond.The Queen is pictured for the jubilee photo looking through her Platinum and Golden Jubilee cards and memorabilia as she sat with one of her pet corgis in the Oak Room at Windsor Castle.She came to the throne on February 6, 1952, following the death of George Vl from lung cancer. He died in the early hours of the morning at Sandringham.