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The future Queen Elizabeth II was heir to the throne from the age of 10, after her father King George VI ascended the throne in 1936. Subsequently Princess Elizabeth received an education deemed suitable for a future queen, which varied greatly from the education other children her age were receiving at the time.
The room is in a house on Malcolm Street, which is entirely inhabited by Jesus College students.
Footage seen by
Varsity appears to show large chunks of debris scattered across the room, including on a bed, chair and piano.
A College spokesperson told
Varsity that they secured the room on Sunday night before inspecting it on Monday morning when they “could find no obvious reason for the collapse”. The spokesperson also detailed that the College checked several other rooms in the house, including the one directly above and “will inspect as many ceilings as possible in the house”.
The student whose room was affected told