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Images of Queen Elizabeth II: A life in pictures

A look back at the life of Britain’s longest-reigning monarch

The Independent UK

‘Your job here is done’: Tributes to Queen Elizabeth at Balmoral as national mourning begins

Mourners have left flowers and messages outside the Queen’s Scottish home after she passed away on Thursday

The Independent UK

Royal commentator Dickie Arbiter recalls picnic with the Queen on ITV Good Morning Britain which saw her take to washing the pots

Dickie Arbiter shared his fond memories of Queen Elizabeth II as he appeared on Good Morning Britain

Manchester Evening News

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West Australians share fond memories of Queen Elizabeth II

Residents from Albany to Broome share some of their favourite memories of the Queen, who made seven visits to Western Australia over the years.

ABC News

Remembering when Queen Elizabeth visited West Lothian

The monarch has visited West Lothian and met its people several times

Daily Record

Who is next in line for the throne after the King? Here's the British royal line of succession in order

The order of succession is based on old and new laws, and gets longer as more children and grandchildren of the heir and future heir are born.

ABC News

The Loop: The Queen stories you need to see and other stories you might have missed

Here's your TL;DR for today's news.

ABC News

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‘It is the best job’: Inside the Queen’s relationship with her children

The Queen spent her life juggling sovereign duties with motherhood and, as Rachel Burchfield writes, she excelled in both

The Independent UK

Date for the Queen's funeral and other plans as Operation London Bridge put in place following death

Following the death of Queen Elizabeth II yesterday, Operation London Bridge has officially been put in place

Irish Mirror

What was the Queen’s relationship with Princess Diana like?

While complicated, it seemed the two shared a fondness for one another, writes Rachel Burchfield

The Independent UK

What happens to Queen’s corgis now that she has died?

Her Majesty leaves behind three surviving dogs – two corgis and one dorgi

The Independent UK

Journey of Queen Elizabeth II, from a young girl to UK’s longest-serving monarch

Elizabeth Alexandra Mary, the Queen, was born on 21 April, 1926, in London, and was the oldest child of the Duke and Duchess of York, who later became King George VI, and Queen Elizabeth. Read more on Dynamite News:

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Queen Elizabeth II: Let's recall the times when she visited India

Queen Elizabeth visited India three times in 1961, 1983 and 1997 with her husband and Duke of Edinburgh late Prince Phillip during his lifetime. Read More on Dynamite News:

Dynamite News

VIDEO: Watch the young queen's 1954 visit to Newcastle

As ever, the queen's wardrobe was a point of fascination for the media and the public.

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Queen Elizabeth's last 15 months as monarch without Prince Philip, her 'constant strength and guide'

One year, five months ago — or 516 days — Queen Elizabeth faced one of the biggest personal challenges of her reign: the death of her consort, Prince Philip.

The Guardian - UK

Elizabeth and Philip: a love that lasted seven decades

Duke of Edinburgh was said to be the only person to treat the Queen as ‘simply another human being’

Bangkok Post

Long-reigning Thai and British monarchs shared a bond

Their ancestors were "royal friends by correspondence" but Britain's Queen Elizabeth II and Thailand's His Majesty King Bhumibol the Great developed a face-to-face bond during their lifetimes.

ABC News

What is the difference between a queen and a queen consort? Here's what we know about Camilla's new role

Camilla will be formally known as Queen Consort now that her husband Charles is King. Here's what what the title means for the royal family.

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Daily Mirror

Queen to be laid to rest beside beloved husband Philip at King George VI chapel

The Queen is to be buried in the King George Vl memorial chapel at Windsor Castle alongside her beloved late husband Prince Philip following her funeral set to take place September 19

Tribune News Service

Who are the 4 children of Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip?

The kids are running the castle now.

Tribune News Service

Queen Elizabeth once a UNC fan? Her 1st (American) football game featured the Tar Heels.

About six decades ago, the UNC Tar Heels once hoped that the presence of Queen Elizabeth II among the ranks of its fans would surely result in a win at a game on the road.

Reuters

From 'Rottweiler' to Queen Consort, Camilla's rise from shadow of Diana

Once called a "Rottweiler" by the woman she replaced, Camilla, the second wife of the new British king, Charles, may never have fully won over the public but she is now Queen Consort, holding a title few would have thought conceivable 25 years ago.

Reuters

Charles, Britain's conflicted new monarch

With the death of his mother Queen Elizabeth on Thursday, Prince Charles has finally become king of the United Kingdom and 14 other realms, ending a wait of more than 70 years - the longest by an heir in British history.

The Independent UK

The Queen’s relationship with each US President:

Queen Elizabeth shared warm relationships with many US presidents

Daily Mirror

Prince Charles pays moving tribute to 'beloved' mum the Queen as he becomes King

Prince Charles has paid a moving tribute to his mother the Queen after the death of Britain's longest-serving monarch at Balmoral - as he begins his reign as King Charles III

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