Great to see you back Cats.
The Queen looking stylish!
What do you think about sending George off to boarding school soon aged 7 yrs?
The photo above RnR was a more formal one with his parents and David Attenboroungb.
This photo below I think is in their garden in Norfolk UK.
Special £5 coin to commemorate Prince Philip is struck by the Royal Mint in tribute to his 'decades of service both to the nation and her majesty the Queen'.
Both vaccinated with no masks on!
The Duke of Cambridge, known as the Earl of Strathearn in Scotland, tries Irn-Bru as Queen Elizabeth II looks on, during a visit to AG Barr's factory in Cumbernauld, where the drink is manufactured, as part of her traditional trip to Scotland for Holyrood Week
The 95-year-old Queen pictured alongside her grandson the Duke of Cambridge when in Scotland today
This afternoon, the Queen and William attended the traditional Ceremony of the Keys at the Palace of Holyroodhouse, in which Her Majesty inspected the Guard of Honour before being officially welcomed to Edinburgh by the Lord Provost, who offered the monarch the keys of the city (pictured)
The Queen, who has continued with her duties as head of state despite grieving for her late husband, will be staying at the Palace of Holyroodhouse in Edinburgh, her official residence in Scotland.
During the visit, the Duke of Cambridge quenched his thirst with a sip of Irn Bru and declared 'you can taste the girders in it' during a factory visit with the Queen.
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Princess Eugenie, 31, shared adorable pictures of her son August with a herd of more than 100 wooden elephants in London's Green Park
I wish these two will hurry up and let us see a picture of Lillibet. I am sure she is gorgeous!
The Queen has invited the family to her birthday celebrations. How lovely!
Imagine Lillibet already has a Facebook page
https://www.facebook.com/LilibetDianaMountbattenWindsor/
Looks as if they are ready to capitalize on the child
Must be the Queens colour this month!
BLUE!
Brightest flower in the garden! Queen looks radiant in royal blue as she meets beekeepers and youngsters toasting marshmallows on visit to children's wood project in Glasgow
The Queen, 95, was joined Princess Anne, 70, for a visit to community centre in Glasgow this morning The monarch was radiant in a vibrant blue coat which she paired with matching hat for the engagment
Pair visited The Children’s Wood Project in the Scottish city where they spoke with volunteers
Brightest flower in the garden!
Queen looks radiant in royal blue as she meets beekeepers and youngsters toasting marshmallows on visit to children's wood project in Glasgow
The Queen, 95, was joined Princess Anne, 70, for a visit to community centre in Glasgow this morning The monarch was radiant in a vibrant blue coat which she paired with matching hat for the engagment Pair visited The Children’s Wood Project in the Scottish city where they spoke with volunteers
They went on to meet schoolchildren and teachers from East Park Primary School. As the group toasted marshmallows, the Queen and Princess Anne heard about the project’s educational initiatives and the children’s experiences of taking part in forest school sessions at the Wood Project.
The Queen went on to visit the Skypark to receive a briefing from the UK Space Agency and view satellite production (pictured)
Over 20 local schools have access to the wood for outdoor lessons, and the Wood Project works with local universities to carry out research and support this form of learning as part of teacher training.
Also known as The North Kelvin Meadow, the Children’s Wood Project demonstrates how community can benefit from the nurturing and use of a wild space in an urban setting.
The local community around The Children’s Wood Project played an active part in protecting the green space and transforming it from a disused site into the thriving outdoor community hub it is today.
The royals went on to visit the Skypark in Glasgow to meet two companies who are leading the way in the space technology field.
Meanwhile the royal attracted quite the fanfare during the visit, with fans lining the street in order to capture a glimpse of the Queen
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The royal could be seen strolling through the grounds of the outdoor centre with the organisation's director Emily Cutts
At another stage, the monarch and her daughter gathered around a fire where they spoke with local school children who were making smores
During the visit, they spoke to staff from AAC Clyde Space, which specialises in the development of advanced satellites, used to collect data for maritime surveillance, environmental monitoring and weather forecasting.
The Queen and Princess Royal also visited the production site, and met representatives from the UK Space Agency.
The pair were then whisked off to visit the offices of Spire Global and viewed a demonstration by staff on the data that is collected by the company’s constellation of satellites in orbit above the Earth’s atmosphere.
The Queen and Princess Anne heard how this information is used for weather forecasts, GPS navigation at sea, the development of renewable energy sources, and to learn more about the planet.
A young volunteer at the centre appeared overjoyed to present the Queen with a jar of honey during the engagement earlier today
As part of a session at the beekeeping area, the Queen heard from local beekeepers who lend their time to maintaining the wood’s beehives and was given a jar of honey by a young volunteer
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The royal appeared inquisitive about the beekeeper's work and could be seen chatting to the mother and son animatedly after receiving the honey
Queen Elizabeth II receives a gift of Honey from a young boy during a visit to the Children's Wood Project
After she was gifted the honey, the monarch could be seen inspecting the jar (right) and exchanged a few words with the beekeeper volunteers (left)
Meanwhile the royal also shared a laugh with the volunteer, who was wearing a beekeeping suit for the occasion
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The monarch appeared overjoyed with the young royal fan's gift during the engagement and could be seen beaming as she shared a smile with his mother
Yesterday the monarch matched in light blue with the First Minister as they held a socially distanced meeting at the Palace of Holyroodhouse in Edinburgh.
The Queen received Ms Sturgeon just after midday, telling her 'it's lovely to have you back here' and that 'a year's gap is incredible' - a nod to her shielding at Windsor Castle with her late husband.
The First Minister smiled and replied: 'It's great to see you in person after so long. It's lovely to have you back here'.
Her Majesty beckoned the SNP leader to take a seat and remarked on the gap between the chairs saying: 'It's still rather distanced I'm afraid'.
Princess Anne joined her mother on the visit to the Children's Wood Project today in Glasgow, opting for a pale blue blazer for the engagement
The royals appeared in high spirits during the engagement, with Princess Anne sharing a laugh with her mother while speaking with volunteers
Ms Sturgeon replied: 'Well that's very wise' and nodded when the monarch said: 'You must be quite used to that'.
Her Majesty was animated during their chat, smiling and waving her arms as she listened to Ms Sturgeon before receiving Presiding Officer of the Scottish Parliament, Alison Johnstone.
The Queen is leading a Royal charm offensive to help persuade Scotland to resist the demands of nationalists for independence – with the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge playing a key supporting role.
The trip, which is being discreetly backed by Downing Street, began on Monday with a trip to the Irn Bru factory in Cumbernauld with Prince William accompanying his grandmother and even trying some of 'Scotland's other national drink'.
William was at a shipyard on the Clyde yesterday and earlier this year gave a deeply personal speech in which he described the 'special place' that Scotland had in his heart, a country which he said held both some of his 'happiest memories' and his 'saddest'.
The mother and daughter duo heard from local beekeepers who lend their time to maintaining the wood’s beehives, before meeting a group of community gardeners tending to their allotments.
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The monarch donned a vibrant blue coat for the occasion with a matched hat adorned with blue and white floral decorations (pictured)
The Queen could be seen beaming as she arrived at the outdoor engagement wearing a vibrant blue coat with a matching hat
Meanwhile the monarch opted to wear a white floral gown beneath her vibrant blue coat for the engagement, and accessorised with a black bag and court shoes
It was at Balmoral where he learned of the death of his mother Diana, in 1997. And it was at St Andrews where he met and fell in love with Kate Middleton.
Ahead of the Queen's meeting with the First Minister, there was a background of tension dating back years since they first met seven years ago.
Just last December furious Tories hit out at Ms Sturgeon's 'swipe' at Prince William and Kate Middleton over their whistle-stop trip to Scotland.
The Scottish leader revealed at a daily briefing that the country's government had reminded the Palace of the strict Covid restrictions north of the border ahead of the couple's morale boosting tour.
Travelling across the border at the time was permitted for work purposes and royal sources said that was exactly what the trip was, but Ms Sturgeon chose to warn them anyway.
The monarch is also expected to stay for a few days at Balmoral, Aberdeenshire, at the end of the week privately.
The Duke of Cambridge (left) and Duke of Sussex look at a statue they commissioned of their mother Diana, Princess of Wales
The bronze made by Ian Rank-Broadley shows Diana with her arms around two children, and towered over the brothers as they revealed it to the world this afternoon.
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Suze do you remember the first outing Diana had with Charles when they were engaged?
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The Queen (pictured) eagerly watched the proceedings today, while looking sophisticated in a white shirt teamed with a navy padded gilet
She's in the driving seat! Not wanting to miss any of the action, the Queen drove herself to the prestigious event, said to be her favourite of the year
The Queen seems to be getting younger my the day!
Pretty in pink! The Queen donned a vibrant all-matching ensemble when presenting the Best Turned out Trooper award at the Royal Windsor Horse Show this afternoon
A royal family affair! Later in the day, the Queen was joined by her youngest son Prince Edward, his wife Sophie, and their daughter Lady Louise Windsor
i wonder why we havent seen a pic of the new baby, 'LILIBET DIANA? the had a pic of ARCHIE up pretty quickly,