Prince Charles and Princess Anne hold up the Royal corgis at the window of the train
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Prince Charles and Princess Anne hold up the Royal corgis at the window of the train

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HM Queen Elizabeth II strokes one of the horses that competed in the olympic Horse trials, April 24, 1953 at Badminton
Today marks what would have been Queen Elizabeth II's 98th birthday, and to mark the occasion, a new statue of her surrounded by her beloved corgis has been unveiled in Rutland's county town of Oakham.
The statue is the first to be commissioned since her death in September 2022, and is set to be a permanent fixture paying tribute to England's longest reigning monarch. The 7ft (2.1m) bronze statue features a somewhat younger Queen Elizabeth II in her crown and what appears to be robes of the Order of the Thistle, surrounded by four adoring corgis.
On display outside Oakham Library, the artwork was commissioned by the Lord-Lieutenant of Rutland, Dr. Sarah Furness, told Oakham Nub News it was in response to the "depth of loss felt in Rutland on the late Queen's death".
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Members of Queen Elizabeth's royal family disembark from their private aircraft (1998) location: London, United Kingdom
Magawa, a rat trained to detect landmines, retired in 2021 after five years of service. During his career, he helped clear more than 20 football fields’ worth of land in Cambodia, significantly contributing to the safety of local communities.
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Magawa was awarded the PDSA Dickin Medal for gallantry... the animal equivalent the Victoria Cross.
The rat passed away in January 2022, aged eight years.

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@princesscatherinemiddleton’s Royal Fandom Summer 2024 Photo Challenge
Day 27: Favourite summer-themed photos of royals at Balmoral Castle
This is a series of footage clips containing several members of the British Royal Family including Queen Victoria, Prince Arthur of Connaught and his children, Princess Helena Duchess of Albany and her children, and also Tsar Nicholas II and Tsarina Alexandra Feodorovna. This is sole of the first footage taken of most of these royals (except the Russian couple whose 1894 coronation was filmed) and is a perfect example of how the BRF vacationed at Balmoral (the location of the footage).
Source: National Library of Scotland
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Royal Corgi watching over Royal Family
Happy 60th Birthday to the Duke of Edinburgh! (b. 10th March 1964)
In honour of his 60th birthday, The Duke of Edinburgh has been inducted into The Order of the Thistle. Four new pictures of HRH at Bagshot Park with the family's dogs - Teal (Labrador), Mole (Cocker Spaniel) and Teasel (Labrador puppy) - have also been released to mark the day. Photo taken by Chris Jelf at Bagshot Park on 4th March | March 10th, 2024
sweet photo of Queen Elizabeth II, Princess Margaret, King George VI, and royal corgis
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King George VI and Princess Elizabeth, Windsor Castle, April 1939
Lilibeth with her uncle, the Duke of Kent prince George at Windsor Castle in the early 1930s. Here she is riding her first pony, which was given to her by her grandfather King George V , a Shetland called Peggy
📷: “Elizabeth: The Unseen Queen”/ Private footage of The Queen