May 14, 2002. BBC News: Jubilee tour diary: Northern Ireland
Prince Rainier III of Monaco was hospitalized for bronchitis.
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Delicate negotiations at Stormont achieved a smooth royal visit.
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The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh visited the site of the 1998 Omagh bombing.
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A biker named "Snob" will be among the participants in the Queen's Jubilee carnival procession on June 4.
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No one was more surprised by Ozzy Osbourne's inclusion in the Jubilee concert than the rocker himself.
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A wide variety of events will make up Jubilee Weekend.
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Security is tight for the Queen's visit to Northern Ireland.
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Prince Charles expressed his concern for young farmers.
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Historians hope to keep a manuscript concerning Henry VIII's divorce in the UK.
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May 13, 2002. Queen Elizabeth arrived in Northern Ireland for her 15th visit to the province.
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The Queen's Gold State Coach has been moved to Windsor for the Jubilee celebrations.
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Tensions were high in Belfast on the eve of the Queen's visit.
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The decision to invite Camilla Parker Bowles to the Jubilee classical concert was solely the Queen's.
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Norway's Crown Princess Mette-Marit had to call off an official visit to Germany due to her severe sunburn.
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May 12, 2002. Crown Prince Haakon and Crown Princess Mette-Marit of Norway were badly sunburned at an outdoor TV interview.
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In yesterday's visit to survivors, Prince Charles expressed his sympathy and described his horrified reaction to the Potters Bar crash.
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The public heard Camilla Parker Bowles's voice for the first time at yesterday's conference.
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The Queen has invited her son's companion to join the royal family at the Jubilee classical concert.
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Controversy over the Queen's tax arrangements continues.
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May 11, 2002. BBC News: Jubilee tour diary: London, Thames Valley
Belgium's Crown Princess Mathilde visited New York City, including a stop at Ground Zero.
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Camilla Parker Bowles made her first public speech at the osteoporosis conference hosted by Queen Rania of Jordan.
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Prince Charles visited survivors of the Potters Bar rail crash.
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The June 1 Jubilee classical concert will feature some of the world's leading musicians.
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Zara Phillips will celebrate her 21st birthday at Windsor Castle tonight.
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Football coach Sven-Goran Eriksson and two of his players discussed the game and the weather with Queen Elizabeth at yesterday's festival.
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May 10, 2002. Northern Ireland's politicians are preparing to welcome the Queen.
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Having visited Aylesbury's flower festival, the Queen wished England's World Cup team good luck.
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Residents of the East End gave their Queen a unique and enthusiastic welcome yesterday.
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Departing royal communications secretary Simon Walker has proved to be adept at handling the Jubilee.
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Watercolours by the Prince of Wales have raised large sums for charity.
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Lord Snowdon is selling his West Sussex house.
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May 9, 2002. BBC News: Jubilee tour diary: The North East
The Queen visited London's East End.
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A new poll shows that young British people are prouder of traditional institutions like the monarchy than commonly thought.
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Labour MPs objected to the secrecy of the Queen Mother's will details.
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Queen Elizabeth will embark on a 1000-mile tour of Scotland later this month.
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Hundreds welcomed the Queen to the mining village of Easington.
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More on the Kaiser's American invasion plans:
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May 8, 2002. Details of the upcoming royal tour of Scotland were released.
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The Queen visited the site of a 1951 mining disaster.
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Newly revealed documents indicate that Germany's Kaiser Wilhelm II considered plans for an attack on the United States.
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BBC News readers (including me) wrote in their plans for Jubilee Weekend.
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The Queen continued her tour of England's North-East.
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Details of the Queen Mother's will will be kept private.
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Shadow cabinet member John Bercow has called for members of the royal family to be allowed to marry Catholics.
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The Prince of Wales was criticized regarding his new Grecian-style monument in Dorset.
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Yesterday's streaker has been charged with "outraging public decency."
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May 7, 2002. BBC News: Jubilee tour diary: the south west
Princess Anne endorsed the Cambodian government's crackdown on child abuse.
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The people of Sunderland and Gateshead warmly welcomed their Queen.
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A naked man ran in front of the Queen's car in Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
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Canada welcomed Norway's King Harald and Queen Sonja.
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Volunteers marched for Queen and country in the Jubilee relay.
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May 6, 2002. The Prince of Wales criticized plans to build a Dracula theme park in Romania.
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Statistics reveal how much Britain has changed during the Queen's 50-year reign.
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More on the Queen Mother's will:
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May 5, 2002. Princes William and Harry plan to fly to Japan to support England in the World Cup.
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Hollywood will celebrate the Queen's Golden Jubilee with a Grand Ball featuring British stars.
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Exciting Jubilee events are planned throughout this summer.
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The climax will occur in London on June 1-4. (And I'll be there!)
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The Queen's 1993 agreement with John Major's government does not require the sovereign to pay inheritance tax on her late mother's estate.
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The Duke of York is selling his Sunninghill Park house.
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Different uses have been found for the Queen Mother's various homes.
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Public donations may fund the proposed statue of the Queen Mother.
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Queen Elizabeth II could very well continue to reign long after her Golden Jubilee.
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Courtiers have been relieved by the public's growing enthusiasm for the monarchy.
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Even leftwing journalists have been impressed by the Queen.
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May 4, 2002. The royal train is not as luxurious as one might think.
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The tradition of royal train travel dates from the early years of Queen Victoria's reign.
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However, it may come to an end as the train's necessity is questioned.
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Tony Blair revealed that in 2000 the Queen took a picture of his infant son with her mother, a century older than little Leo.
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Five horses which had appeared in the Queen Mother's funeral procession were among those injured by thugs.
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Germany's Die Welt praised "exciting" Britain and its "unforgettable" queen.
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May 3, 2002. With his mother determined to serve for the rest of her life, Prince Charles cannot expect to be king any time soon.
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Sir Elton John prerecorded a song for the Jubilee celebrations at Buckingham Palace.
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The royal train has been opened to the public.
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Autocratic EU Convention president Valery Giscard d'Estaing has been likened to King Louis XIV.
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Huge crowds turned out for the second day of the Queen's Jubilee Tour.
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Among those greeting Queen Elizabeth was a nurse who had looked after her father King George VI.
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Meanwhile, Prince Philip displayed both the kind and the dry sides of his personality.
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May 2, 2002. The Queen continued her visit to South West England.
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Trade and Industry Secretary Patricia Hewitt endorsed plans for a statue honoring the Queen Mother to be placed in London's Trafalgar Square.
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Cornwall gave the Queen and Prince Philip a warm welcome yesterday.
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Politicians and constitutional experts are discussing a proposal to let the Queen write her own annual parliamentary speech.
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Prince Andrew's godmother commented on the relationship between the Queen and the late Princess of Wales in the BBC's new documentary Queen and Country.
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The Prince of Wales reportedly would not mind if Britain left the EU.
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Oxford acquired two valuable paintings of royal events.
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May 1, 2002. BBC News is looking for readers' stories of meeting the Queen.
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The people of Cornwall enthusiastically greeted their sovereign on the first visit of the tour.
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Today the Queen begins her Jubilee Tour.
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In yesterday's address, the Queen thanked her subjects for their loyalty and made clear her intention to continue to serve them for the rest of her life.
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The Conservative Party made sure that Tory MPs were dressed properly.
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The Queen will begin her Jubilee Tour on a yacht given to her as a wedding present.
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King George III's silver will be displayed to the public for the first time.
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