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Postcards from a royal globe-trotter: Prince Philip's life Wilson Broadbent For The Daily Mail © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo Tuesday, June 2, 1953  At 5.42pm last night, the Queen, cheered by a crowd 150,000 strong, stepped out on to the famous balcony at Buckingham Palace after her Coronation — her beloved husband right behind her. As soon as the windows leading on to the Palace balcony were opened, Prince Charles, wearing a Coronation medal, and Princess Anne darted out, waving excitedly. Then came the Queen —the Imperial State Crown still on her head; the...

Tuesday, June 2, 1953  At 5.42pm last night, the Queen, cheered by a crowd 150,000 strong, stepped out on to the famous balcony at Buckingham Palace after her Coronation — her beloved husband right behind her. As soon as the windows leading on to the Palace balcony were opened, Prince Charles, wearing a Coronation medal, and Princess Anne darted out, waving excitedly. Then came the Queen —the Imperial State Crown still on her head; the golden bracelets of 'Sincerity and Wisdom' still on her arms; her deep purple robe of State trailing behind her. Philip followed her first. Then the Queen...

PM shrugs off WA Liberal wipeout Save Share Scott Morrison says Mark McGowan’s crushing win in Saturday’s West Australian election was a resounding endorsement of leadership during the COVID-19 crisis, indicating his government will be similarly rewarded if it does not mess up the response from here. Landslide victory: WA Premier Mark McGowan and his wife Sarah meet the public in Rockingham on Sunday.   Getty “Probably like at no other time I have seen, there is a real distinction between state politics and federal politics,” he said. “This is a resounding victory,...

The state of the WA opposition as Zak Kirkup becomes a private citizen We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Advertisement Zak Kirkup cut a lonely figure as he got out of his car in the darkened Dudley Park Bowling and Recreation Club parking lot in Mandurah, south of Perth, to give a face to the Liberal Party’s greatest defeat. Buttoning his jacket and stepping toward the throng of awaiting cameras, he strode alone into the function room full of 100 awaiting friends, family, and Liberal supporters with the knowledge only two ...

Finger-pointing has begun among Liberals after a disastrous night for the party in the Western Australian election, with former Opposition Leader Mike Nahan describing the result as a "disaster" and a "shocking outcome" for the party.