In early July, an unforgettable event took place at the White Cliffs of Dover, one of Britain’s most iconic landmarks. A portrait of Dame Vera Lynn, the well-loved, World War Two singer, and the lyrics to her most famous song, ‘We’ll Meet Again’, were projected onto the 350 ft. chalk cliff face to celebrate her life and mark the sad occasion of her funeral.
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Even if you haven’t stayed in one of its sumptuous suites, you’ll almost certainly have heard of The Savoy, the iconic, five-star hotel overlooking the River Thames in London. Britain’s first deluxe hotel welcomed its first guests in 1889 and quickly became a magnet for the social elite – and its attraction remains strong.
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Investiture ceremonies are a key part of the British honours system. If you’re recognised for your achievements in the Queen’s New Year Honours or Birthday Honours List, the monarch will formally confer your honour and title (if appropriate) on you during such a ceremony.
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