Queen Elizabeth II, longest serving monarch - 25 things you never knew about her
Reignbow! She's worn every colour under the sun in her record reign
Queen Elizabeth by Annie Leibovitz
When it comes to behaving impeccably, being perfectly turned out, and doing and saying the right things at the right time, it's hard to beat Her Majesty ...
Thrust into a role she was never supposed to have, Queen Elizabeth is probably the most beloved monarch in the history of the country and an unwavering symbol of Britannia. A candid new book reveals what the British monarch is really like as a woman
The Queen and Prince Charles laugh as they watch competitors during the Braemar Gathering in 2006, just love this photo
The Queen (pictured leaving the Belgian Embassy in London after a attending a banquet in h...
A portrait of the Queen & the Duke of Edinburgh in 1958 at the top of the Grand Staircase of Buckingham Palace
'Private love': The Queen may be well-known as a fan of the corgi, but according to Ben Fo...
Queen Elizabeth cracks up as she realizes that the man in uniform is her husband of 68 years, Prince Phillip!
When it comes to behaving impeccably, being perfectly turned out, and doing and saying the right things at the right time, it's hard to beat Her Majesty ...
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It was commissioned by the Queen from the then Crown jeweller Garrard in 1957, to match a necklace and earrings given by the President of Brazil to mark her coronation in 1953
The Queen 2003  The Queen during her visit to Department for International Development sponsored projects at the secretariat of Karu Local council, near Abuja.
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"You don’t see the Queen crying very often. This was the first Remembrance Day service after her mother died – the Queen mother used to lay the wreath every year.    The Queen stood in for her and was visibly upset. I felt quite emotional as I saw the tears roll down her face.    Prince Philip has laid the wreath ever since." - Kent Gavin, the photographer.