Elegant, affluent and quintessentially British, the St James’s district in London’s City of Westminster has long been known as Clubland. The area was the focal point for the development of traditional gentlemen’s clubs during the 18th and 19th centuries.
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The Easter period marks a change of pace for the famously hard-working British monarch. Shortly before the Bank Holiday weekend, the Queen embarks on a month-long stay at Windsor Castle in leafy Berkshire, the royal residence where she normally only spends weekends. The Royal Standard flag is flown from the Round Tower when she’s present.
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One of the most prestigious – and demanding – roles an actress can play must surely be that of Queen Elizabeth II. Perhaps that’s why so many performers regarded as ‘acting royalty’ seize the chance to portray the Queen on screen, giving us their interpretation of an icon.
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