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6 6 She also shared snaps of her as a teenager in gaining a lifesaving swimming badgeCredit: @RoyalFamily/Twitter Her Majesty spoke about her teenage years growing up in the Second World War and recalled her pride earning a Junior Respiration Award from the Royal Life Saving Society. She was 14-years-old when she joined sister Princess Margaret for swimming lessons at the Bath Club, a gentleman’s club in Dover Street, Mayfair, in 1941. Speaking on a video call with the Royal Life Saving Society released today, she said: "I didn’t realise I was the first one. I just did it, and had to wor...

Queen speaks publicly for first time since Philip's death and cracks joke about her age The Queen has spoken publicly for the first time since the Duke of Edinburgh passed away last month. In the virtual meeting, the monarch also made a joke about her age Updated The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up today! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information wi...

The Queen has recollected becoming the first young person in the Commonwealth to receive a junior lifesaving award from the Royal Life Saving Society. As a 14-year-old the Queen, then Princess Elizabeth, earned her junior respiration award in February 1941, after completing training at a gentlemen’s club in central London, where she had swimming lessons with her sister Princess Margaret. Smiling and looking in good spirits just a few weeks after the Duke of Edinburgh’s funeral, she recalled those days during a conversation with lifeguards, who have been recognised for saving swimmers, and...

Courtesy Buckingham Palace Eighty years ago, then-Princess Elizabeth received a special honor from the Royal Life Saving Society. The organization, founded in 1891, works to prevent avoidable drowning deaths by promoting water safety and delivering lifesaving and lifeguarding education. The Queen was the first person to receive the Society's Junior Respiration Award, for providing an example to young people and helping to establish lifesaving and resuscitation qualifications across the Commonwealth. Today, the Queen participated in a video call with the organization, and shared her memories ...

The Queen joined a video call with the Royal Life Saving Society. Credit: Buckingham Palace The Queen has spoken of her time as a teenager when she became the first person in the Commonwealth to receive a lifesaving award for swimming. She was talking in public for the first time since the death of Prince Philip and joined a video call with the Royal Life Saving Society (RLSS) - of which she has been Patron since 1952. "The problem of drowning is very much an international problem," the Queen said during the call after being told how there are still 235,000 drowning deaths across the world ea...