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Britain's Queen Elizabeth II speaks to veteran jockey Bob Champion, as Grand National winner Aldaniti turns down a slice of carrot offered to him by The Queen today (Monday). Champion met the Queen at the Royal Mews after completing his Ride for Life from Edinburgh to London to raise money for the Bob Champion Cancer Trust. See PA Story ROYAL Queen. PA Photos (Reuter rota pic) Stock Photo

RMG44H8K–Britain's Queen Elizabeth II speaks to veteran jockey Bob Champion, as Grand National winner Aldaniti turns down a slice of carrot offered to him by The Queen today (Monday). Champion met the Queen at the Royal Mews after completing his Ride for Life from Edinburgh to London to raise money for the Bob Champion Cancer Trust. See PA Story ROYAL Queen. PA Photos (Reuter rota pic)

Queen Elizabeth II goes on a walkabout to meet the people of Hull during her visit to the city as part of the Hull 700 celebrations, marking the 700th anniversary of the granting of the Royal Charter to the City, by Edward I. Stock Photo

RM2D30867–Queen Elizabeth II goes on a walkabout to meet the people of Hull during her visit to the city as part of the Hull 700 celebrations, marking the 700th anniversary of the granting of the Royal Charter to the City, by Edward I.

The Queen wears protective shoes to be shown around the new Siemens factory at Wallsend, North Tyneside today (Friday). Her Majesty opened the huge microchip factory with an historical official ceremony transmitted via the Internet throughout the world. It is believed this is the first time the Queen has gone live in sight and sound. See PA story ROYAL Factory. WPA ROTA Photo by Owen Humphreys/PA. Stock Photo

RM2D2XTK7–The Queen wears protective shoes to be shown around the new Siemens factory at Wallsend, North Tyneside today (Friday). Her Majesty opened the huge microchip factory with an historical official ceremony transmitted via the Internet throughout the world. It is believed this is the first time the Queen has gone live in sight and sound. See PA story ROYAL Factory. WPA ROTA Photo by Owen Humphreys/PA.

Her Majesty The Queen sits with the Archbishop of Canterbury Dr George Carey during an ecumenical service at Westminster Cathedral in London today (Thursday). The service, which made history as it was the first time The Queen had ever attended a full service in a Roman Catholic church, attracted the attention of a small minority of Protestant hecklers. See PA Story ROYAL Cathedral. TIMES ROTA PICTURE Stock Photo

RM2D2WWC0–Her Majesty The Queen sits with the Archbishop of Canterbury Dr George Carey during an ecumenical service at Westminster Cathedral in London today (Thursday). The service, which made history as it was the first time The Queen had ever attended a full service in a Roman Catholic church, attracted the attention of a small minority of Protestant hecklers. See PA Story ROYAL Cathedral. TIMES ROTA PICTURE

Queen Elizabeth II (left) speaking with members of the Scout movement at Buckingham Palace this afternoon (Thursday), (l/r) Zara Bailey (red kneckerchief); Claire Fowler; Simon Morgan; Eddie Graham (tall with specs) Nicholas Lewis; Rikki Marlow and James Hatts. She provided tea at Buckingham Palace for members of voluntary organisations who collected the many flowers laid by mourners outside royal palaces. See PA Story ROYAL Queen. Photo by John Stillwell/PA (WPA Rota). Stock Photo

RMG49114–Queen Elizabeth II (left) speaking with members of the Scout movement at Buckingham Palace this afternoon (Thursday), (l/r) Zara Bailey (red kneckerchief); Claire Fowler; Simon Morgan; Eddie Graham (tall with specs) Nicholas Lewis; Rikki Marlow and James Hatts. She provided tea at Buckingham Palace for members of voluntary organisations who collected the many flowers laid by mourners outside royal palaces. See PA Story ROYAL Queen. Photo by John Stillwell/PA (WPA Rota).

Britain's Queen Elizabeth II chats with Julie Thompson a vocalist with the 1st Rock Band to perform at Buckingham Palace. The performance took place at a concert after an official dinner for the Asia-European leaders this evening (Friday). Photo by Adam Butler/PA (WPA Rota pic) Stock Photo

RM2D2YGXN–Britain's Queen Elizabeth II chats with Julie Thompson a vocalist with the 1st Rock Band to perform at Buckingham Palace. The performance took place at a concert after an official dinner for the Asia-European leaders this evening (Friday). Photo by Adam Butler/PA (WPA Rota pic)

The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh arrive for the Garter ceremony at St George's Chapel in Windsor Castle this afternoon (Monday). ROTA PHOTOGRAPH BY JOHN STILLWELL/PA. Stock Photo

RM2D2X6BK–The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh arrive for the Garter ceremony at St George's Chapel in Windsor Castle this afternoon (Monday). ROTA PHOTOGRAPH BY JOHN STILLWELL/PA.

Large crowds gather in Bridge Street, Runcorn, as the Queen conducts a walkabout while visting the Cheshire town today (Friday). WPA ROTA photo by Dave Kendall/PA Stock Photo

RM2D2YX89–Large crowds gather in Bridge Street, Runcorn, as the Queen conducts a walkabout while visting the Cheshire town today (Friday). WPA ROTA photo by Dave Kendall/PA

The Queen arrives at the McDonalds restaurant at the Chesire Oaks Designer Outlet Village in Ellesmere Port today (Friday). Photo by Liverpool Echo/ROTA. See PA Story ROYAL Queen. Stock Photo

RM2D2YX8H–The Queen arrives at the McDonalds restaurant at the Chesire Oaks Designer Outlet Village in Ellesmere Port today (Friday). Photo by Liverpool Echo/ROTA. See PA Story ROYAL Queen.

Her Majesty the Queen stands on tip toe to see over the bridge of the Royal Navy's newest and largest ship, HMS Ocean, during a tour prior to the formal naming ceremony at the VSEL Shipyard at Barrow in Furness today (Friday ). ROTA Photo John Giles/PA. Stock Photo

RM2D2YE32–Her Majesty the Queen stands on tip toe to see over the bridge of the Royal Navy's newest and largest ship, HMS Ocean, during a tour prior to the formal naming ceremony at the VSEL Shipyard at Barrow in Furness today (Friday ). ROTA Photo John Giles/PA.

Her Majesty the Queen visiting costume and production department Angels and Berman in Camden, London where she was shown costumes from the film 'Shakespeare in Love' today (Thursday). SUN ROTA PICTURE BY PAUL EDWARDS Stock Photo

RMG4JEG9–Her Majesty the Queen visiting costume and production department Angels and Berman in Camden, London where she was shown costumes from the film 'Shakespeare in Love' today (Thursday). SUN ROTA PICTURE BY PAUL EDWARDS

The Queen inspects the Yeomen of the Guard, today (Thursday) within the grounds of Buckingham Palace. Watch for PA story. Photo by WPA rota John Stillwell Stock Photo

RM2D2XWRN–The Queen inspects the Yeomen of the Guard, today (Thursday) within the grounds of Buckingham Palace. Watch for PA story. Photo by WPA rota John Stillwell

The Queen carefully checks the soot stained hand of chimney sweep Martin Cook, before agreeing to a hand shake while on a walkabout in Bridge Street, Runcorn, part of her Cheshire vist today (Friday). PA Rota picure by Dave Kendall/PA Stock Photo

RM2D2YX8C–The Queen carefully checks the soot stained hand of chimney sweep Martin Cook, before agreeing to a hand shake while on a walkabout in Bridge Street, Runcorn, part of her Cheshire vist today (Friday). PA Rota picure by Dave Kendall/PA

The Queen watches as Germany's President, Roman Herzog and his wife Frau Herzog leave Windsor Castle at the end of their four day visit today (Friday). Times Rota picture. Stock Photo

RM2D302N0–The Queen watches as Germany's President, Roman Herzog and his wife Frau Herzog leave Windsor Castle at the end of their four day visit today (Friday). Times Rota picture.

The Queen sits amongst pupils at The Sir James Barrie School in south west London during her visit to the borough of Wandsworth today (Wednesday). Rota picture by Ian Jones/Telegraph. Stock Photo

RM2D2YPCT–The Queen sits amongst pupils at The Sir James Barrie School in south west London during her visit to the borough of Wandsworth today (Wednesday). Rota picture by Ian Jones/Telegraph.

The Queen shields herself from unseasonal rain as she arrives with headmaster Neville Ireland today (Friday) at Loughborough Grammer School to help celebrate its quincentenary by opening a new English and Drama centre at the school. Rota picture by Times. Stock Photo

RM2D2X6YJ–The Queen shields herself from unseasonal rain as she arrives with headmaster Neville Ireland today (Friday) at Loughborough Grammer School to help celebrate its quincentenary by opening a new English and Drama centre at the school. Rota picture by Times.

The Queen leaves Buckingham Palace by carriage for the House of Commons, for the State Opening of Parliament today (Tuesday). Photoby Stefan Rousseau. WPA ROTA. Stock Photo

RMG4GAFK–The Queen leaves Buckingham Palace by carriage for the House of Commons, for the State Opening of Parliament today (Tuesday). Photoby Stefan Rousseau. WPA ROTA.

The Queen greets Britain's Prime Minister Tony Blair, at Buckingham Palace today (Thursday) where European heads of state met prior to the two day European Conference. WPA rota picture by John Stillwell/PA. Stock Photo

RMG4AYH0–The Queen greets Britain's Prime Minister Tony Blair, at Buckingham Palace today (Thursday) where European heads of state met prior to the two day European Conference. WPA rota picture by John Stillwell/PA.

Left to right: Actor, Michael Caine; singer Shirley Bassey and actress, Joan Collins chat to the Queen during a reception for the British Arts at Windsor Castle tonight (Wednesday). WPA ROTA Photograph by Fiona Hanson/PA Stock Photo

RMG4BC3M–Left to right: Actor, Michael Caine; singer Shirley Bassey and actress, Joan Collins chat to the Queen during a reception for the British Arts at Windsor Castle tonight (Wednesday). WPA ROTA Photograph by Fiona Hanson/PA

The Queen is shown a celadon teapot, during a visit to a pottery shop in Seoul, South Korea. Celadon is a grey-green glaze used on pottery. The Queen and Duke of Edinburgh arrived in Seoul 19/04/99 for a four-day state visit, the first by a British monarch. Stock Photo

RMG4KDM1–The Queen is shown a celadon teapot, during a visit to a pottery shop in Seoul, South Korea. Celadon is a grey-green glaze used on pottery. The Queen and Duke of Edinburgh arrived in Seoul 19/04/99 for a four-day state visit, the first by a British monarch.

The Queen admires a portrait of herself painted by sixth former Peter Hawkins (at rear), during a visit with the Duke of Edinburgh to Radley College, Abingdon, Oxon, to open a new building today (Thursday). WPA Rota picture by John Stillwell/PA Stock Photo

RMG4AAAR–The Queen admires a portrait of herself painted by sixth former Peter Hawkins (at rear), during a visit with the Duke of Edinburgh to Radley College, Abingdon, Oxon, to open a new building today (Thursday). WPA Rota picture by John Stillwell/PA

The Queen rides out of Buckingham Palace in an open carriage this morning (Saturday) on her way to Horse Guards Parade for Trooping the Colour. The annual ceremony is held to celebrate the Queen's official birthday. Photo by John Stillwell/PA/WPA ROTA. SEE PA STORY ROYAL Trooping. Stock Photo

RMG482JD–The Queen rides out of Buckingham Palace in an open carriage this morning (Saturday) on her way to Horse Guards Parade for Trooping the Colour. The annual ceremony is held to celebrate the Queen's official birthday. Photo by John Stillwell/PA/WPA ROTA. SEE PA STORY ROYAL Trooping.

The Queen presents the traditional Maundy Money to the people of Bradford at the Royal Maundy Service today (Thursday) in Bradford Cathedral. During the service, which can be traced back to the 12th century, Her Majesty handed out the traditional and specially minted silver money to 71 men and 71 women. The number of recpients is chosen for each year of the Monarch's age. Rota Photo. Photo John Giles/PA. SEE PA STORY ROYAL Maundy. Stock Photo

RMG46N3G–The Queen presents the traditional Maundy Money to the people of Bradford at the Royal Maundy Service today (Thursday) in Bradford Cathedral. During the service, which can be traced back to the 12th century, Her Majesty handed out the traditional and specially minted silver money to 71 men and 71 women. The number of recpients is chosen for each year of the Monarch's age. Rota Photo. Photo John Giles/PA. SEE PA STORY ROYAL Maundy.

Stan Mitchell from Stonehaven and Senior Physiotherapist Fiona Armstrong chat to The Queen, who opened the Kincardine Community Hospital at Stonehaven, near Aberdeen, today (Wed). WPA/P&J Rota picture/PA Stock Photo

RMG4DMC9–Stan Mitchell from Stonehaven and Senior Physiotherapist Fiona Armstrong chat to The Queen, who opened the Kincardine Community Hospital at Stonehaven, near Aberdeen, today (Wed). WPA/P&J Rota picture/PA