Tragedy was to follow in 1997, when Diana was killed in a car accident. The Queen broadcast live to the nation in tribute to the Princess of Wales. And 2002 was another year of personal sadness ...

Especially with the tournament in Queen’s the following week and, after that, Wimbledon,” Molina said. But Alcaraz went anyway - and he had one goal in mind. The world No. 3 continued ...

More than any artist on the star-studded bill, Queen have come synonymous with Live Aid, the band's short but spectacular six-song set providing the concert's most vivid and long-lasting images ...

Charles and Camilla will also watch a military procession and flypast with veterans and attend a celebratory concert.

“When asked, at first Queen were a bit reluctant. They’d just finished a long tour and were all a bit wrecked and wanted a break. And it was very close to the day. Freddie stood back from it all a bit ...

"It's like 'I know you're a queen but you are my mommy'," commented a fan. Another added: "I love the way king Charles says mummy." A third chimed in: "That last one really broke me seeing it live ...

Darren McGrady, who had the honour of cooking for the royals, remarked: "But the Queen never was a foodie. She always ate to live rather than live to eat. Prince Philip was the foodie.

The Queen’s Club Championships are often thought of as a warm-up for Wimbledon, owing to the real grass court and the huge array of talent that turns up – this year more than ever. So ...

At 6.58am, Bakerloo line was part suspended between Queen's Park and Harrow & Wealdstone while Network Rail fixed a signal ...

The song was the opening number in Queen’s storied set at the Live Aid charity concert at Wembley Stadium in London in July 1985; with its electric performance by Mr. Mercury, the set has often ...