| Sat, 19 May 2012 Diamond Jubilee: Invitation to controversy
| It was supposed to be a celebration filled with regal splendour to herald the start of the Queen's Diamond Jubilee celebrations. But even before the poached eggs and noisettes of lamb were served, a row was raging over Britain's decision to invite a string of controve... | Censorship On King's UK Trip
[Swazi Media] The Weekend Observer in Swaziland censored itself in its reporting of King Mswati III's attendance at Windsor Castle to celebrate Queen Elizabeth's Diamond Jubilee. | ... | Guest list for diamond jubilee celebrations sparks protests
| A GLITTERING lunch to celebrate Queen Elizabeth's diamond jubilee attracted the largest gathering of royals since Prince William's wedding to Catherine Middleton. | But the event was overshadowed by protesters, who were angry about the guest list. | Kings and queens f... | Spitfires and parade mark Queen's Diamond Jubilee
May 19, 2012 -- Updated 1359 GMT (2159 HKT) | London (CNN) -- Thousands of members of the British Armed Forces took part in a parade and flypast at Windsor Castle Saturday as part of celebrations to mark Queen Elizabeth II's 60 years on the throne. | World War II era Sp... | The Jubilee Muster of Ma'am's troops: Three Armed Forces march through Windsor as RAF jets ...
| The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh watched with pride today as thousands of troops paraded through Windsor to celebrate the Diamond Jubilee. | Crowds of onlookers wearing red, white and blue lined the town's streets to greet members of the Royal Navy, the Army and th... | Queen watches armed forces parade at Windsor Castle for diamond jubilee
| Servicemen and women from army, navy and RAF march in royal estate, watched by monarchs from around the world Thousands of troops on parade in Windsor castle for the Queen's diamond jubilee. Photograph: Andy Rain/EPA | The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh have watched ... | Queen's Diamond Jubilee: The king and queen of all photographs
It is a study of royalty which may not be repeated for a generation or more. | The Sovereign Monarchs Jubilee lunch, in the grand reception room at Windsor Castle. Front row, from left The Emperor of Japan, the Queen of the Netherlands, the Queen of Denmark, the King of... | |
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