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Her Majesty, 75, put on a cheerful display at the exhibition's opening and appeared delighted while enjoying the scent of a striking yellow bunch of flowers in London today.
It should have been a calming visit after a challenging week for the Royal family.
Garden Museum chief quotes Tolstoy's 'every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way' – but insists speech is not related to royal race row
Sarah Johnson (The Guardian) writes, “Seed work was first practised by enslaved African women in Antigua and Barbuda. With few artisans left, efforts are under way to preserve it in a way that empowers younger generations.” For a little more than 50 years, Louise Edwards has been collecting tamarind seeds that grow wild on the Caribbean island…
Seed work was first practised by enslaved African women in Antigua and Barbuda. With few artisans left, efforts are under way to preserve it in a way that empowers younger generations