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London (AFP), Jun 1 - Putting aside a biting inflationary crisis and doubts over the monarchy's future, Britons prepared Wednesday for four days of - Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today | Capitalfm.co.ke

LONDON: Britons prepared Wednesday to mark a record-breaking 70 years on the throne for Queen Elizabeth II, with four days of festivities offering temporary respite from an inflationary crisis and doubts over the monarchy’s future. The Platinum Jubilee takes place as Britons contend with a surge in prices not seen since the 1970s, with many households struggling to put food on

The Platinum Jubilee offers a four-day respite from a surge in prices not seen since the 1970s, with accounts emerging daily of people struggling to put food on the table and clothe their children.

Platinum Jubilee offers a four-day respite from surge in prices not seen since the 1970s

Hands up if you're excited about the Platinum Jubilee… from doughnut makers to champagne houses to dogs' charities my inbox has been bombarded as everyone's getting in on the act.

Barnett proved herself a first-class journalist, committed to telling all angles of a story, while being empathetic and understanding

A FLUFFY cavapoo has come to the aid of pupils who are feeling worried about their impending A-level exams.

Pip the Cavapoo has been brought in to help calm frayed nerves and pre-exam jitters for pupils at Brighton Girls School taking exams for the first time - with Covid having cancelled their GCSEs.

Prince Charles had to read the queen's speech at the State Opening of Parliament after she skipped due to ongoing mobility issues.

There has been much solemnity and seriousness in the Queen's life - but as she reached her 96th birthday this week, what has often been overlooked is her sense of humour.