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The new Prime Minister insisted Britain must not fear what lies ahead after "our lives changed forever" following the death of its "icon" Queen.

The Prime Minister led tributes in the House of Commons.

Prime Minister Fumio Kishida on Friday offered his deep condolences over the death of Britain's Queen Elizabeth II.

In the spring of 1953, women from across the United States traveled to Britain – for many, it was their first time abroad.

Expression of sympathy in Ireland demonstrates how Elizabeth achieved healing in the fraught history of both countries.

The Premier League has postponed its upcoming round of matches as a mark of respect following the death of Queen Elizabeth II, adding to the cancellation of high-profile golf, cricket and horse racing events across Britain on Friday. England’s top-flight soccer clubs held a meeting on Friday and said they…

'Pandemonium' was reported on a train full of women heading to Garth Brooks in Dublin when one man joked that the concerts were cancelled as a mark of respect for Britain’s Queen, who died yesterday

On her 21st birthday, 21 April 1947, when Britain’s Princess Elizabeth was accompanying her parents and her sister on a tour of South Africa, she spoke “to all the peoples of the British Commonwealth and Empire, wherever they live, whatever race they came from, and whatever language they speak”.

In November 1951, Princess Elizabeth and her husband Prince Philip made their first visit to the United States, 12 years after the princess’s father King George VI had become the first reigning British monarch ever to set foot on American soil, colonial times included.