London, (Parliament Politics Magazine)- So many tributes, so much grief and mourning – the stage of denial is over and now we all face the long process of committing our late Queen to memory. This morning I thought for the first time,
London, (Parliament Politics Magazine)- The Royal Family mourn the loss of a Mother, Grandmother and a Great Grandmother . We mourn the loss of a much-loved Monarch. Our thoughts are with her family and indeed, all her loyal staff in the Royal
London, (Parliament Politics Magazine)- In 1947, during a tour of South Africa, on her 21st birthday the young Princess Elizabeth made a speech that would define her 70 years as monarch. Her promise that “my whole life whether it be long or short shall
London, (Parliament Politics Magazine), My parent’s generation used to say they could remember where they were when President Kennedy died. Back in 1963, I was but a nine month old infant, but I shall always remember where I was when the BBC
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A historic ceremony will officially crown Charles III as king on Saturday morning at St. James’ Palace. After the Accession Council, which will be broadcast live for the first time, the flags flown in remembrance of the
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, the UK’s longest reigning monarch, who was crowned in 1952 and recently celebrated her Platinum Jubilee, passed away peacefully yesterday at her Scottish estate of Balmoral. She was surrounded by her family,
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The longest reign in British history has ended with the death of the Queen. At Scotland’s Balmoral Castle, she passed away quietly while being cared after by her family. Here is what is expected of her lying
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine) – In her tribute to the late Queen at Balmoral this week, PM Liz Truss said that the Queen shared with her the extensive knowledge of governance and praised her as “the rock on which modern Britain was
ANKARA (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the president of Turkey, stated on Thursday that he too wanted grain from Russia to be exported. He. further said that Vladimir Putin was correct to express his displeasure that grain from Ukraine under