British royals attend Remembrance Day service

Pictured: The Queen lays a wreath at the Cenotaph.

Picture courtesy of Belga.

The Queen, accompanied by senior members of the British royal families including the Duke of Edinburgh and Princes Charles and William, led tributes to Britain’s war dead this Remembrance Day at the Cenotaph in London’s Whitehall. The royals were joined by thousands of veteran servicemen who marched past the Cenotaph, as the Queen laid the first poppy wreath to commemorate all of those who gave their lives fighting for their country.
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The Queen was not amused...

"Neerneer..I'm sitting next to her".

Picture courtesy of The Sun.

Her Majesty the Queen was clearly not amused during her visit to Slovakia. The Queen and Prince Philip were visting a British International school in Ljubljana, when Headmaster Jeremy Hibbins found himself sitting next to the 82-year-old monarch. Unexpectedly, he poked his tongue out in jest to students who were singing "The Lion Sleeps Tonight".

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Just a passing phase....

The article that kicked off the latest rumours about Prince Philips health.

Is it a passing phase or have the press decided it's time to kill off old Prince Philip? I can hear the keyboards tapping away in a desperate ploy for something newsworthy during the tabloid "silly season".

It seems the old boy only has to fart and then he's condemned to a deathly disease. The latest is a report that first surfaced in The Evening Standard alleging the DoE (Philip) was recently diagnosed with Prostate Cancer. Whether true or not, let's hope people give him a break. He is after all, 86 years of age.

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