"The Queen’s Working Day" Listening

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week is a working, both for her and for the Duke of Edinburgh

day is a working, both for her and for the Duke of Edinburgh

day is a working, both for her and for the Duke of England

day is a working, both for her and for the Duke of Wales

to watch new films

for a quick breakfast

to discuss the wardrobe for the parties

to see each other again until late evening

Vice-Chamberlain

Master of the Household

Duke of Edinburgh

Press Secretary

delivers a report on the previous day’s proceedings

prepares a digest of the day’s newspapers

discuss the Queen's wardrobe for a forthcoming overseas tour

holds important domestic discussions with the Master of the Household

preparing many forthcoming overseas tours

sending of around 2,000 centenary telemessages each year to people who reach their hundredth birthday

buying all the day’s newspapers

feeding her dogs

Her Majesty has lunch alone at the end of the morning

Her Majesty and the Duke of Edinburgh can discuss each other’s daily programme

the Royal Assent may be given to various items of government legislation

the Master of the Household

mistress of the British Parliament

private secretary for the Duke of Edinburgh

mistress of the house - the largest house in the country

dressmaker of her wardrobe

other’s daily programme to be watched

some more items of particular interest to be cut out

another pile of official papers, government documents and reports to be read

some time to spend with her family

another arrangements to be held

every day

once a week

once a month

twice a week

in the morning

in the evening

in the afternoon

at night