Royal Britain Presents Royal Life - Issue 57

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CELEBRATING HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN

Queen Elizabeth II has been a British institution since 1952, mastering all crises, political or within her family, with dignity and resolve…

Queen Elizabeth II holds a number of remarkable records. She is the oldest reigning monarch and had the longest marriage in the British Royal Family. Even her coronation made television history: Never before had there been so many viewers, 300 million worldwide. She is also the longest-reigning British monarch to date.

Though recent times have proven tough for Her Majesty, with the loss of her lifelong companion Prince Philip, the Queen can be relied upon to face crises unflinchingly; as far as she is concerned, feelings do not belong in the public eye.

This year of course there will be not one, but two, additional days off for people in the UK to celebrate both the Queen’s birthday and platinum anniversary, with everything being produced on a grander scale.

On June 2, the celebrations begin with Trooping the Colour, a unique military parade that has been performed for centuries on the occasion of the birthday of a British Sovereign, regardless of the actual birthday date.

We will of course be covering the Platinum Jubilee celebrations in full in our next very special collector’s edition of Royal Life, but meanwhile we want to take you back through the Queen’s incredible 70 years on the throne, as we celebrate a true national treasure.

Long may she reign over us.

Included in this issue:

- The Girl Who Would Be Queen
- Settling In To Her New Role
- Moving With The Times
- The Queen’s Silver Jubilee
- A Highpoint In Royal Popularity
- Troubled Times
- The Queen’s Golden Jubilee
- The Queen’s Diamond And Sapphire Jubilees
- “Thank You Ma’am”
- 70 Years – Milestones