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New Britain, same as the old one: the legacy of the second Elizabethan era

The Queen’s accession seemed to herald a fresh start for Britain. But as politics became more squalid, her bland persona was a good match for the monarchy’s survival instinct, says playwright David Hare

The Guardian - UK

Full list of changes to be made from stamps to money following the Queen's death

The death of Queen Elizabeth marks the end of an era and as the UK enters its mourning period, many changes are expected to take place.

The National (Scotland)

How the Queen will be remembered by history - the New Elizabethan age

When Elizabeth II succeeded the throne, the last vestiges of the British Empire were still intact

Wales Online

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Queen Elizabeth II: the end of the 'new Elizabethan age'

When Queen Elizabeth II came to the throne in 1952, Britain was just seven years out of the second world war. Rebuilding work was still ongoing, and rationing key products such as sugar, eggs, cheese and meat would continue for another year or so.

The Conversation

Queen Elizabeth II: A life in pictures - OLD

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

The Independent UK

Elizabeth, the queen who moved with a changing world

The crowning achievement of Britain's Queen Elizabeth, who died on Thursday after 70 years on the throne, was to maintain the popularity of the monarchy across decades of seismic political, social and cultural change that threatened to make it an anachronism.

Reuters

Queen Elizabeth II, the monarch who brought stability to a changing nation

The queen served as the United Kingdom's monarch since 1952. Her reign spanned a remarkable arc in British history and was defined by duty to country — and considerable family pain.

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Manuscript given to Elizabeth I by Archbishop at risk of leaving the UK

A rare sledge flag once owned by a British polar explorer is also on a temporary export ban.

The Independent UK

Historic piece of SNP memorabilia harking back to Winnie Ewing discovered

ICONIC pieces of SNP history harking back to the selection of Winnie Ewing as a by-election candidate have been uncovered.

The National (Scotland)

Queen's middle names and the forgotten royals she's named after

Her Majesty The Queen was born on April 21, 1926 to The Duke and Duchess of York and is named in honour of a number of famous royals and rulers

Daily Mirror

Historic Sudeley Castle an hour from Bristol now has an 'immersive bird song garden'

The new garden at Sudeley Castle sits alongside the popular Sculpture Safari trail of life-size animal sculptures

Bristol Post

11 influential British royal lovers

Not a noble? No problem, if you happen to have a royal who's invested in keeping you happy

Salon

Mary, Queen of Scots and her embroidery which appeared in a trial for treason

IN 1572, an embroidered cushion was cited as evidence in a trial of treason against Elizabeth I of England. Still in existence, it displays a…

The National (Scotland)

Camilla picks Elizabeth I to join her at an evening book club

The Duchess of Cornwall was speaking at the Chalke Valley History Festival.

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New this week: J.Lo doc, 'Martin' reunion and 'Spiderhead'

This week’s new entertainment releases include an album of guided meditation by Alanis Morissette, a Jennifer Lopez documentary leading up to her halftime performance at the Super Bowl in 2020 and a new “Father of the Bride” remake starring Andy Garcia and Gloria Estefan

Bristol Post

Tudor drama Becoming Elizabeth filmed at Bristol's Bottleyard Studios set to air

The Bristol studio's sets have been described as 'utterly magnificent'

Edinburgh Live

The Edinburgh post box war that saw a bomb go off in a housing estate

The Queen's reign got off to a decidedly explosive start when an Edinburgh pillar box bearing Her Majesty's royal cipher was destroyed in dramatic fashion.

The Guardian - UK

Seven queens star in Sotheby’s show of power, prestige and pearls

Exhibition brings together portraits, many held in private collections, of queens from Tudor times onwards

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Daily Mirror

Sandringham 'poltergeists' and other ghosts said to haunt Queen's royal residences

A number of ghosts are said to wander the halls of Her Majesty the Queen's royal residences, here's we've taken a look at some of the spookiest instances and occurrences that have taken place

The National (Scotland)

Tom Devine: The history of the Union of the Crowns

THE Union of the Crowns between Scotland and England in 1603 might have helped historically to make possible the current Platinum Jubilee…

Irish Mirror

US talk show host slams Queen's Jubilee as she says monarchy is 'built on backs of slaves'

A US talk show host has slammed the "pomp and circumstance" of the Queen's Platinum Jubilee, which is taking place this weekend

Daily Mirror

US talk show host slams Queen's Jubilee saying monarchy is 'built on backs of slaves'

A US talk show host has slammed the "pomp and circumstance" of the Queen's Platinum Jubilee, which is taking place this weekend

The Guardian - AU

Adam Sandler, Julian Assange and The Boys: what’s new to streaming in Australia this June

Plus more Only Murders in the Building and P-Valley, a documentary about abortion before Roe v Wade, and Last Night in Soho

The Conversation

What would King Charles mean for the monarchy, Australia and the republican movement?

This week’s Platinum Jubilee marks 70 years of Queen Elizabeth II’s reign over “the people of the United Kingdom, the Realms and the Commonwealth”. This occasion, the first ever for a British monarch, allows us to reflect on the importance of succession.

The Conversation

How Elizabethan law once protected the poor from the high cost of living – and led to unrivalled economic prosperity

In the closing years of Elizabeth I’s reign, England saw the emergence of arguably the world’s first effective welfare state. Laws were established which successfully protected people from rises in food prices.

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