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In a documentary marking the 65th anniversary of The Queen’s coronation, The Queen speaks candidly about the experience of her own coronation. While examining her Crown Jewels, which includes the Imperial State Crown she wore at the end of her coronation and most State Openings of Parliament, she quips that it is so heavy, she is forced to bring her speeches close to her face so as not to ‘break my neck’.
Elizabeth At 90: A Family Tribute (2016)
I’m going to watch this over and over and over again.
kensingtonroyal: Unfortunately for you @michelleobama and @barackobama I wasn’t alone when you sent me that video 😉 - Prince Harry
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She Did it!
At roughly 17:30 BST on 9 September 2015, Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom becomes the longest reigning monarch in British history thus surpassing the record of 63 years and 216 days curtesy of her great-great-grandmother, Queen Victoria.
Queen Elizabeth II pictured watching the television at Holyroodhouse The pictures are part of a series of unpublished pictures released by David Secombe.
The Queen’s popularity is riding pretty high - she’s considered the greatest monarch in British history, according to a recent YouGov poll.
The Guardian (x)
The BT Tower in central London is currently scrolling the message “Long May She Reign".
Queen Elizabeth II with some of the icons of the 20th century:
Bill Gates- Co-Founder of Microsoft and Philanthropist
Sir Charles Chaplin- Pioneer of Silent Cinema
Nelson Mandela- Anti-Apartheid revolutionary and President of South Africa
Sir Winston Churchill- Prime Minister of the UK during World War II
Sir Edmund Hillary- One of the first two climbers to scale Mount Everest
Marilyn Monroe- Actress and pop culture icon
Mother Teresa- Roman Catholic nun and Nobel Peace Prize recipient
Jacqueline Kennedy- First Lady of the United States
Pope John Paul II- Leader of the Catholic church and Saint.
Sometime in the evening of September 9th, 2015, Queen Elizabeth II becomes the longest serving monarch in British history, surpassing the reign of her great-great grandmother Queen Victoria, who reigned for 23,226 days, 16 hours and 23 minutes.
I just can’t believe it’s as long as Queen Victoria… such a big person in history to beat… and you know, with such style.
The Duchess of Cornwall talking about the Queen’s milestone (x)
The Queen looks out the window at the crowds on the platform.
Two official portraits of HM have been released to mark The Queen becoming the longest serving monarch in British history. The photographs were taken by Mary McCartney at Buckingham Palace in July. The red box contains papers from government ministers in the UK and Commonwealth.
David Cameron congratulates the Queen on her landmark
Queen Elizabeth II, visiting Tweedbank in the Scottish Borders to open a new railway, makes a brief mention of the milestone she reached on September 9, 2015...
VIDEO: The Queen on her #LongestReign milestone: “It’s not one to which I have ever aspired. Inevitably a long life can pass many milestones. Mine is no exception. But I thank you all.”
