The Queen will attend first face-to-face engagement in four months to knight Tom Moore

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reported RadioInsight.com on Friday.Stations have been known to extend their holiday music playlist well into the New Year, but this year reportedly marks the longest holiday music stretch to date — and the second consecutive year that a radio station has celebrated Christmas into March.The radio industry news site added that 92.7 FM lost its flagship brand last fall, as Sabatino Cuppelli’s conservative talk “Nooga Radio” moved to 96.9. Meanwhile, the Gainesville station is reportedly embattled by its own ownership dispute under a buyer’s charges of racial discrimination by the seller, according to court documents.The Post reached out to the radio station owners and operators for comment on their continuous Christmas programming, though their ensuing broadcaster shuffle may be some indication.Last year, 100.9 in Richmond, Virginia, kept the holiday spirit alive through March 4, just before re-launching under a new brand as a classic hits radio station.

The Queen has passed an unprecedented milestone as she continues to reign as British monarch.

The Queen spoke of her delight at being able to attend her granddaughter Princess Beatrice's wedding as she knighted NHS fundraising hero Sir Tom Moore.

Princess Beatrice and Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi shared two photos taken at their July 17 wedding at Windsor. The bride and groom appear in one of the photos with Beatrice's grandparents, Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip.

Piers Morgan gave Sir Captain Tom Moore a "warning" when he phoned him "for a chat".The Good Morning Britain host however was told there was "no need" by the incredible veteran, 100.The 55-year-old detailed his light-hearted call with the inspirational fundraiser in his latest column for Event.During their conversation, the outspoken GMB broadcaster later put Captain Tom's "magical powers" to the test.Piers recalled how he had a coversation with him on July 1, as he looked back on his week in comments published last weekend."He still hasn’t left the house since his world turned upside down with his £33 million fundraising walk around his garden," the journalist started."[He] has no idea how absurdly famous he now is," he commented.The

Sarah Ferguson has shared her first post on Instagram after it was revealed her daughter, Princess Beatrice, was married at Windsor Castle on Friday morning.

Captain Sir Tom Moore turned down afternoon tea with The Queen as he had already booked a table a local restaurant.

Tom Moore was personally thanked by the Queen for raising an "amazing amount of money" for the NHS as she knighted him for his efforts. The national hero appeared humbled following his audience with the Queen and said he was "absolutely overawed" to receive the knighthood during the unique open-air ceremony at Windsor Castle.

the private wedding of her granddaughter Princess Beatrice to Italian property developer Edo Mapelli Mozzi in the morning, followed by the knighting of 100-year-old war veteran Captain Tom Moore in the afternoon.And turquoise was the perfect colour with which to mark both events, which took place at Windsor Castle. The colour has been associated with good fortune by many different cultures for thousands of years, as well as calm and wisdom - all attributes that we could benefit from right now.It is likely no coincidence that turquoise (and the stone from which it takes its name) is also considered by many as a protector of good health, care and healing.

Captain Sir Tom Moore has been knighted by the Queen in a ceremony at Windsor Castle on Friday.The 100 year old became a monumental figure amid the coronavirus pandemic as he raised more than £32 million for the NHS.The veteran was joined by family for the occasion, including is daughter Hannah Ingram, son-in-law Colin Ingram, grandson Benji and granddaughter Georgia.The fitting occasion saw Captain Tom knighted by Queen Elizabeth, 94, just after 3pm and pictures have since emerged of the historic ceremony with the Queen using a sword which belonged to her father for the knighting. Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK's daily newsletter.

Queen Elizabeth II left Princess Beatrice's secret wedding ceremony early today in order to bestow a knighthood onto Captain Tom Moore.The 100-year-old veteran was being knighted to honor his immense effort in fundraising millions of dollars for the NHS amid the coronavirus pandemic. Beatrice and her new husband, Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi, are expected to not share any photos from their special day until tomorrow, so as to not overshadow Moore's investiture.

Knighthood ceremonies have been postponed due to the pandemic, but Queen Elizabeth II made one very special exception.

Captain Tom Moore has been knighted by the Queen after his incredible effort to raise money for the NHS during the coronavirus pandemic.At the age of 100, the World War 2 veteran raised an incredible £33m for the health service.It came as the NHS was pushed to the limit in dealing with the breakout of Covid-19.He had set out to walk 100 lengths of the garden at his home in Bedfordshire before his birthday.His efforts then rapidly caught national attention, and he has gone on to become a national treasure.Prime Minister Boris Johnson, who himself caught coronavirus and was placed into intensive care, put his name forward for the knighthood.The queen honoured Moore at an investiture at Windsor Castle, using her knighting sword.Moore, who

Princess Beatrice is no stranger to the royal spotlight. As the oldest daughter of Prince Andrew and Sarah, Duchess of York, Beatrice and her younger sister, Princess Eugenie, have been mainstays among the royal family even though both are not officially working members of the monarchy.

Colonel Tom Moore has today received his knighthood from the Queen.

Hero Captain Sir Tom Moore has been knighted by the Queen in a unique open-air ceremony at Windsor Castle today.

Queen Elizabeth will be part of a knighthood ceremony on Friday, July 17, marking her first face-to-face duty since the COVID-19 lockdown. And, the man of honor will be Captain Tom Moore, the 100-year-old who famously raised more than $40 million for the UK’s National Health Service during the pandemic by walking 100 laps in his garden.

During the peak of the pandemic, and as he was about to celebrate his 100th birthday, Second World War veteran Captain Sir Tom Moore set out on a modest charitable venture.He doggedly completed laps of his garden in Bedfordshire with the aim of raising £1,000 for NHS charities.Thanks to the worldwide publicity, he far exceeded his own expectations as he raised almost £33 million - and he kept walking as the money poured in.And he will be knighted by the Queen later this week in his own personal - and unique - open-air ceremony at Windsor Castle on Friday watched by his proud family.The 100-year-old World War Two veteran will travel to the historic Berkshire royal residence with his family for the special outdoor investiture.Royal

Queen Elizabeth II will give Captain Tom Moore a knighthood at Windsor Castle this Friday (July 17), Buckingham Palace has confirmed.