The Princess of Wales wore some Queen Elizabeth II's favorite sets of pearls for the Buckingham Palace reception marking 100 years since the late queen’s birth.

The newly revealed design for the Queen Elizabeth II memorial has sparked fierce criticism from campaigners and members of the public, who have condemned the decision to abandon plans for a grand equestrian sculpture in favour of a standing bronze figure.

Queen Elizabeth II will be immortalized in a new memorial, but some preferred the old design to a newly unveiled version.

From the Royal Collection Trust, the book comes on the heels of a historical exhibition of Queen Elizabeth II’s fashions, on display at Buckingham Palace

The Princess Royal chuckled at a secret corgi tribute unveiled as part of the grand opening of a garden in memory of her late mother at Regent’s Park.Anne officially opened the Queen Elizabeth II Garden on what would have been her 100th birthday.

A new exhibition at Buckingham Palace marks what would have been Queen Elizabeth II’s 100th birthday with a rare, intimate look inside the late monarch’s fashion archive. It includes more than 300 pieces from her royal closet spanning nearly a century and traces the looks that defined her public image.

Prince Philip betrayed Queen Elizabeth II with Countess Penny Knatchbull and 13 other women, while a secret dossier revealed the monarchs private heartbreak.

In a heartfelt video tribute, King Charles III remembered his mother as a steadfast leader who touched many lives.

Millions will remember her for moments of national significance; many others for a fleeting personal encounter, a smile, a kind word that lifted spirits, or for that marvelous twinkle of the eye when sharing a marmalade sandwich with Paddington Bear in the final months of her life.

Royal insiders however remind me that the monarch’s personal favourites were, in fact, Winnie-the-Pooh and the Daily Express’s very own Rupert Bear. On learning of Her Majesty’s affection for Rupert,