Search: Queen and Armed

This programme is called The Queen's Young Leaders for a reason: you are leaders now, not in the future, and don't let anyone tell you otherwise.

A speech by The Duke of Cambridge at The Queen's Young Leaders Launch

Mr. President, your visit is an opportunity to celebrate the links between our two countries, developed over almost two centuries.

A speech by The Queen at the Singapore State Banquet, 2014

It is clear to me that the Commonwealth remains as vital today, as it has ever been. It brings us together, building bridges between our governments and our people

A speech by The Prince of Wales at the Accra International Convention Centre, Accra, Ghana

We are reminded here of our past, of the continuity of our national story and the virtues of resilience, ingenuity and tolerance which created it.

An address by The Queen to Parliament, 2012

Australia has flourished and achieved excellence on the world stage.

A speech by The Queen at Parliament House in Canberra, 2011

A fresh chapter has now opened with this presentation of new Colours to six of the seven battalions of The Royal Regiment of Scotland.

A speech by The Queen to the Royal Regiment of Scotland, 2011

As a nation we maintain a deep and enduring gratitude for the selfless work undertaken by our Armed Forces, and to their families who endure so much.

A speech by The Queen to The Duke of Lancaster's Regiment, 2008

I hope that this visit will demonstrate the importance the United Kingdom attaches to our relationship with Slovenia, as a partner in Europe and an ally in NATO, with whom we share so many common values and aspirations.

A speech by The Queen at the Slovenian State Banquet, 2008

The relationship between our Two Kingdoms is one of mutual benefit, learning and understanding.

A speech by The Queen at the Saudi Arabia State Banquet, 2007

Your Majesties, I bring warm greetings from my grandmother The Queen to you both and to the Norwegian people. Her Majesty has very fond memories of her three State Visits to Norway, and of hosting visits by Your Majesties and King Olav.

A speech by The Duke of Cambridge at the Royal Palace, Norway