#royalty

#royalty

Detective Chief Inspector Jane Tennison warns her male driver, stating, "Listen, I like to be called Governor or the Boss. I don't like Ma'am... I'm not the bloody Queen."

Elizabeth II opened the Olympics in London and also in Montreal, Canada, demonstrating her longstanding association with the global sporting event.

In real life, Driver and Collins are the ones who have a long-standing personal connection. Driver shared that they met through Collins' musician father, Phil Collins, when she voiced Jane in 1999's Tarzan and he composed songs for the film.

Danièle Cybulskie and Caroline Wilhelmsson delve into the stories of lesser-known medieval queens of Sweden, revealing their unique power dynamics and historical legacies.

According to official statistics, almost 60,000 babies were born in New Zealand last year, and only 71 names were rejected by the Department of Internal Affairs.

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"This Mother's Day, let us celebrate Mother Nature and recognise how our bond with the natural world can help not only nurture our inner selves, but remind us too of the role we play within the rich tapestry of life."

"I got this call from Villa's commercial department, says Jones, 56. They wanted to know if I was going to the Everton game on Wednesday evening, which I was. They asked if I could meet somebody, but they wouldn't tell me who at first. Is it the owners?', I asked. No, it's royalty and they want you to meet at this place'. I knew it could only be one person."

The Boeing 747 has become one of the most iconic airplanes ever built since it was introduced in 1970. The double-decker aircraft pioneered the use of the term "jumbo jet." But the "Queen of the Skies" is growing old, and its four engines are thirstier than newer, more fuel-efficient jets.

"I started flying when I was 12. My parents had a little cabin northwest of Montreal that we'd go to in the summer. A nearby air service company had four or five airplanes. I talked my dad into going and seeing if I could get a job. They said: 'Yeah, sure. We can't pay you though, because you're underage.' My job was fueling the airplanes, loading baggage, and whatever else. In return, the pilots taught me how to fly."