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Links between Britain and Toulouse have existed over many centuries.

Hôtel De Ville in Toulouse, French State Visit, 7 April 2004

It is my pleasure in this my Golden Jubilee Year to declare the 17th Commonwealth Games open.

Opening ceremony of the 17th Commonwealth Games, Manchester, 25 July 2002

I have been profoundly moved by the affection shown and by the warmth of the response to my Golden Jubilee.

End of The Queen's UK Golden Jubilee tour, Preston, 5 August 2002

I am glad to be in Merseyside, which must be one of the most distinctive and energetic parts of the United Kingdom.

Golden Jubilee visit to Liverpool, 25 July 2002

Your new building, which is so clearly based on ideas of openness and accessibility, will provide an exciting forum for Londoners as your debates ebb and flow.

Opening of the new City Hall building in London, 23 July 2002

This Assembly can demonstrate that it is possible to build trust, and in doing so continue the building of a new Northern Ireland.

Visit to Stormont, Northern Ireland, 14 May 2002

I thank you for the support you are giving me and my family as we come to terms with her death and the void she has left in our midst.

The death of Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother, 8 April 2002

We have both been struck by both the diversity as well as the dynamism of Australia, and the vigour and humour of Australians everywhere.

Roma Street Parkland, Brisbane, Australia, 3 March 2002

Wherever the future may take us, my admiration and affection for Canada and Canadians everywhere is - and will always remain - clear, strong and sure.

Ottawa, Canada, 13 October 2002

I am happy to be in Hamilton today in order to present new Colours and to visit my Canadian Argylls.

Ceremony for the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders of Canada, 10 October 2002

Je chéris ma place dans la vie du Canada et mon lien avec tous les Canadiens et Canadiennes.

Fairmont Hotel in Vancouver, Canada, 7 October 2002

I am proud to be the first member of the Canadian Royal Family to be greeted in Canada's newest territory.

Legislative Assembly in Nunavut, Canada, 4 October 2002

It is both a privilege and a pleasure to have served as Queen of New Zealand for these fifty years.

State dinner in Wellington, New Zealand, 25 February 2002

Over this Jubilee summer I have travelled widely, but I hope I will be forgiven for having limited my tour to the earth's surface.

National Space Centre in Leicester, 1 August 2002

The mountains and valleys are as beautiful as ever, but it is in rural life that some of the greatest transformation has taken place.

Lunch in Newport, South Wales, 13 June 2002

Your newspapers are an intrinsic part of the communities they serve, they give us a very special insight into what is going on around the country.

Newspaper Society lunch, London, 26 March 2002

The Royal Warrant of Appointment is an ancient and honourable institution. It symbolises excellence.

Royal Warrant Holders' Association Golden Jubilee lunch, London, 20 March 2002

It is our very diversity which makes the Commonwealth strong.

Opening of the Commonwealth Heads of Government, Australia, 2 March 2002

The Commonwealth remains one of the strongest pillars for the building of world-wide peace, growth and development.

Jamaican Parliament, 19 February 2002

I would like to pay tribute to the work you do in this, the Mother of Parliaments.

Reply to the Loyal Addresses by both Houses of Parliament, 30 April 2002

I remember my own childhood Christmases here, with my father and mother, and a great family gathering, and now I delight in seeing my children and grandchildren enjoying the same traditions.

Christmas Broadcast 1996

Let there be no doubt that Britain is faced with formidable problems, but let there also be no doubt she will overcome them.

Christmas Broadcast 1967

I believe that Christmas should remind us that the qualities of the human spirit are more important than material gain.

Christmas Broadcast 1973

The devotion of nuns and nurses, the care of mothers and wives, the service of teachers, and the conviction of reformers are the real and enduring presents which women have always given.

Christmas Broadcast 1966

Common ideals and hopes, not formal bonds, unite the members of the Commonwealth and promote that association between them which, in my belief, has contributed significantly to the cause of human freedom.

A speech by The Queen to the UN General Assembly, 1957