Showing posts with label Prince Philip. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Prince Philip. Show all posts

Wednesday, 22 October 2008

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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Friday, 8 August 2008

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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Friday, 6 June 2008

It's not nice to pull faces at Queen Elizabeth II

Normally it's not good manners to pull faces but when you're Britain's World Champion Gurner you have a good excuse. Looking decidely unamused, The Queen watched as the number 1 world gurner, Tommy Mattinson displayed his talents. Her Majesty and the Duke of Edinburgh were visiting the Beacon Museum in Whitehaven, Cumbria when they were faced with some of what's on show at the World Gurning Championships being held at nearby Egremont Crab Fair. The face pulling prompted Prince Philip to say: 'Don't do that for too long or your face will stay like that.'

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Thursday, 5 June 2008

Her Majesty 'Clean' Elizabeth II

Cherie Blair, wife of former British Prime Minister Tony Blair, has revealed that The Queen cleans up after her guests. Speaking to Itay's "A" magazine, Mrs Blair said that whilst an invited guest of Her Majesty and Prince Philip at Balmoral, she was amazed to see the monarch cleaning up the dinner plates and clearing the table. Mrs Blair said: 'The Queen helps clear away the dishes with other members of the Royal Family and the first year I was there I tried to help. But tradition says it is the Queen and her family who have to clear away for their guests. It was extraordinary to watch, especially for someone from my background. The first time we went there Prince Philip saw how interested I was in the barbecue and he very kindly gave us one. I can't wait to use it in our country home - when we were at Downing Street we never got a chance.'

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Saturday, 31 May 2008

Queen Elizabeth marks centenary of the 1908 London Olympic games

Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip hosted a special reception on the 30th of May to mark the centenary of the 1908 Olympic games. The queen was host to a reception for 200 guests, including the British Prime Minister Gordan Brown and representatives from every nation who took part in the 1908 Olympics.

The 1908 games was the first time the Olympics were held in London, the city will next host the games in 2012, an event which Her Majesty must certainly be looking forward to.

http://www.royaltruth.info/index.php/topic,1971.0.html

Wednesday, 14 May 2008

New fears for Prince Philip's health

Prince Philip is currently visiting Turkey with Her Majesty the Queen. The 86-year-old Prince was attending a state banquet in Ankara when he suddenly had a coughing attack. One onlooker told the Daily Express: "He looks dreadful - as if he's gasping for breath."

Looking frail and with a pallor complexion, the Prince managed to gain some composure before once again suffering another coughing fit. This latest health scare comes less than a month after the Duke was released from hospital after suffering a respiratory infection. A Buckingham Palace official denied the Prince was in ill health saying: "He is fine. If he was ill, he wouldn't have come on this trip."

Click here to read more on Prince Philips health.
 
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