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The 65,000 tonne vessel aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth joins the British fleet at Portsmouth. Queen Elizabeth says at the opening ceremony- "she will in the years and decades ahead represent the country's resolve on the global stage."  The Queen has a special connection with the Royal Navy- "As the daughter, wife, and mother of naval officers I recognize the unique demands our nation asks of you. I will always value my special link with HMS Queen Elizabeth, her ship's company, and her families."

The ship is part of a carrier group that includes US Marine aircraft that is headed for the Indian Ocean and Japan for joint exercizes.

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BBC covers the reign of Queen Elizabeth.

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The world mourns the death of Queen Elizabeth.

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Pictures of Queen Elizabeth in India in the Hindustan Times. Nehru receives Queen Elizabeth at Palam Airport.

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Rare pictures of Queen Elizabeth with Indian leaders Rajagopalachari, Rajendra Prasad, Jawaharlal Nehru and Indira Gandhi in the Hindu.

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Queen Elizabeth during her Indian visits in 1961 and 1983.

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Queen Elizabeth opens the Elizabeth Line in London and uses a 6 pound Oyster card. The Crossrail project crosses London from east to west and is the most important London transportation project of decades, the largest infrastructure project in Europe. The total cost 19 billion pounds with 5.1 billion pounds from the government. It was first thought of in the 1800's and part of a Rail study in 1974. 

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In the introduction to the documentary Elizabeth the Unseen Queen recorded on May 19, Elizabeth says- "I expect that every family has a collection of photographs or films that were once regularly looked at. . . but which over time, are replaced by newer images and more recent memories. You always hope that future memories will find them interesting, and perhaps be surprised that you too were young once."

The documentary is in Elizabeth's own words, laughing and horsing around the camera, and covers the younger years from 1926 in informal settings, in gardens, at picnics, at home, and overseas. Some of the pictures are shown in this BBC report.

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Pictures in NYT of the long life of Prince Philip, husband of Queen Elizabeth.

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The Queue for seeing Queen Elizabeth at Westminster is a talking point around the world. See the queue here on the BBC and Charles III and Prince William interacting with the people in the queue. It is five miles long and stretches along the Thames and through London. It takes 9 to 24 hours to complete the queue and enter Westminster. It is a typically British invention. One report in the BBC on the queue described the silent meditative magic of it. The good humored and patient standing for hours and hours showed the British public at its best. This report looks at the organization that also helped set this up.

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Not since Suez crisis in 1956 (when Queen Elizabeth II visited the US), says NYT, is a visit so critical for US- British relations as King Charles visit to the US today, April 27th 2026.

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The BBC shows old black and white pictures from the early years.

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The Commonwealth could evolve into something new that retains many of the connections of English speaking countries from the British period and parliamentary traditions but also adds to it the new aspects from modernization of the kind and scale that are happening today in India. It could then be seen as part of the broader Free World that covers Latin America, Africa and Asia.

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The story of hand woven cloth or khadi is also the story of Mohandas Gandhi and India. Here in Scroll.in Pramod Kapoor tells the story of Mohandas Gandhi's search for the tools that would drive the independence struggle and how in 1921 in Madurai he found the idea of khadi. It was like the idea of the salt march. Always about the dignity of man. Kapoor tells the story of Pamela Hicks, daughter of Mountbatten, the first governor general of India, who says her father told Gandhi, that sending a piece of his hand woven cloth would be like sending the crown jewels. Later, years later, Elizabeth was to tell about this treasured possession to Modi during her two meetings with the Indian leader who started his own version of khadi with Har Ghar Jal, water, life's basic necessity, to all Indian homes by 2024.

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Queen Elizabeth reminds listeners that Glasgow is fittingly the place where the Industrial Revolution started and now where the decisions need to be made at COP26 for a planet without the carbon emissions that cause climate change. She calls for statesmanship from the world's leaders for life on the planet for the next and future generations. See the complete message from Queen Elizabeth in this video from the BBC.

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Queen Elizabeth's coronavirus broadcast on April 5, 2022 will always be remembered.

 

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Queen Elizabeth's virtual visit to Royal London Hospital in Whitechapel after the completion of a 155 bed unit in 5 weeks instead of 5 months.Queen Elizabeth hailed the Dunkirk spirit of the construction workers and said "Thank goodness, it still exists."

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Of the 13 US presidents she came to know Queen Elizabeth was the closest to president Eisenhower who she said knew her parents the most. Eisenhower headed the Allied Command in Europe during the period after the Battle of Britain in the Second World War. In Washington she stayed in Eisenhower's personal quarters the only such stay.


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