Queen Elizabeth, Prince Philip

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The most important prerogatives still personally exercised by the Sovereign are the choice of whom to appoint Prime Minister, and whether to grant dissolution of Parliament on the request of the Prime Minister.
The most recent occasion the monarch has had to exercise these powers were in February 1974, when Prime Minister Edward Heath resigned after failing to secure an overall majority in Parliament. Queen Elizabeth II appointed Harold Wilson, leader of the Labour Party, as Prime Minister, exercising her prerogative after extensive consultation with the Privy Council. The Labour Party had the largest number of seats in the House of Commons, but not an overall majority.

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Her Majesty (the Sovereign in particular) is the ultimate authority in the United Kingdom & rules over the nation as well as parliament through the Royal Prerogative, which are powers that are used according to the laws enacted in Parliament or within the confines of precedent & convention.
The precise extent of the royal prerogative has never formally been delineated, but it includes the following powers of Her Majesty (the Sovereign), among others:
The power to appoint & dismiss the Prime Minister
The power to appoint & dismiss other ministers.
The power to summon, prorogue & dissolve Parliament
The power to make war & peace
The power to command the armed forces of the United Kingdom
The power to regulate the Civil Service
The power to ratify treaties
The power to issue passports
The power to appoint bishops & archbishops of the Church of England
The power to create peers (both life peers & hereditary peers).

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Her role as monarch encompasses a wide spectrum of official duties, constitutional powers, & ceremonial responsibilities that make the Queens life anything but relaxing & trouble free.
Her knowledge of our constitution, her unconscionable wealth of knowledge & experience in statesmanship, & the sheer devotion to uphold her oath of duty to her people, makes Her Majesty’s role seem easy & well rehearsed, when in all actuality the role of Her Majesty is not one that not many people would be able to do, nor would they have the stamina to do continuously even into her 90's.

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The role of our Head of State is just as diverse as the whole of Westminster, where The Queen must act in the capacity of not only Head of State*, but Head of the Nation*, where her role is complex & constitutional, while remaining politically neutral in a setting that is a never ending cycle of political warfare.
The Queen’s role includes, but is not limited to her active duties with in the Government, the Church, the Armed Forces, Honours, Crown Dependencies, the Commonwealth, & the Monarchy itself. The embodiment of the state within the Queens person provides the nation with a figurehead that is not only dedicated in her duties, but has carried out her responsibilities to the nation without a blemish since 1952.

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The role of our monarch is extensive, stressful, & time consuming, in an age where instant gratification & rapid, fast paced ways of life seem to be the status quo.
However, in stark contrast to the faced paced life of London’s streets, not one thing about the role of the Queen is executed in a rapid & fast paced way. It often times takes days, weeks, or even months of planning to execute the many various engagements that Her Majesty must carry out every year.
As well over 400 engagements keep Her Majesty continuously on the move both domestically & internationally each year, her responsibilities are not just composed of travel, investitures, receptions, & other various appointments.

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Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh (born Prince Philip of Greece and Denmark.
Born: 10 June 1921, Mon Repos, Corfu, Kingdom of Greece.
Father: Prince Andrew of Greece and Denmark.
Mother: Princess Alice of Battenberg.
Spouse: Queen Elizabeth II ​(married. 1947)​
Children: Charles, Prince of Wales (b1948); Anne, Princess Royal (b.1950); Prince Andrew, Duke of York (b.1960); Prince Edward, Earl of Wessex (b.1964).
House: Glücksburg (until 1947); Mountbatten (from 1947).
Died: 9 April 2021 (aged 99), Windsor Castle, Windsor.

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Her Majesty the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh , 2011

R.I.P HRH the Duke of Edinburgh 🙏💔💔

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It is with deep sorrow that Her Majesty The Queen has announced the death of her beloved husband, His Royal Highness The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh.
His Royal Highness passed away peacefully this morning at Windsor Castle.💔💔💔

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R.I.P prince Philip 💔💔💔