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Queen carries out first major ceremonial royal duty since Philip’s death

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Queen carries out first major ceremonial royal duty since Philip’s death

Queen carries out first major ceremonial royal duty since Philip’s death

The Queen has carried out her first major public ceremonial duty since the death of the Duke of Edinburgh when she attended a scaled-back Covid-secure State Opening of Parliament.


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