Queen Elizabeth II
Coverage of Queen Elizabeth II in the Nexus archive.
- Meta made its own AI-generated clickbait news feed
Meta's Meta AI app now features a 'For You' section with AI-generated clickbait-style stories, including questionable AI-created content like an image of the royal family with two Queen Elizabeth IIs. The app, which previously had a public 'Discover' feed, now uses a standard chatbot interface.
- Today in History: June 2, Queen Elizabeth II crowned
On June 2, 1953, Queen Elizabeth II was crowned at Westminster Abbey. Other historical events on this date include President Grover Cleveland's 1886 White House wedding, the 1924 Indian Citizenship Act, and Lou Gehrig's 1941 death. Additional events include the 1966 Surveyor 1 moon landing, Timothy McVeigh's 1997 conviction, and Prince's 2016 death from a fentanyl overdose.
- LLMs believe false statements even after explicit warnings that they're false
Research reveals LLMs (large language models) tend to retain false information in their training data even when explicitly labeled as false, leading to 'belief implantation' and frequent hallucinations. The study involved generating documents with outrageous claims, such as Ed Sheeran winning an Olympic gold medal or Queen Elizabeth II authoring a programming textbook, to test this phenomenon.
- ROBERT HARDMAN: Queen Elizabeth II and Donald Trump made an unlikely pair, but there's a reason they instantly hit it off
Queen Elizabeth II and Donald Trump formed an unexpected rapport despite their differences, likely due to mutual respect and shared values. Their interactions highlighted a blend of political and cultural significance.
- ‘No evidence’ of formal security vetting when Andrew became UK trade envoy, minister says
Government documents reveal that formal security vetting was not conducted before Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's appointment as UK trade envoy in 2001. Newly released files show that Queen Elizabeth II was instrumental in requesting her son take the prominent role to promote British interests.
- Queen pressed for Andrew to become trade envoy in 2001 - as documents reveal he demanded trips to 'sophisticated countries' preferred 'ballet rather than theatre' and refused to play golf in public
Documents reveal that Queen Elizabeth II was pressed to appoint Prince Andrew as a trade envoy in 2001. The released papers show Andrew had specific demands for diplomatic visits, including preferences for 'sophisticated countries', ballet over theatre, and refused public golf outings.
- Queen pushed for ex-prince Andrew’s appointment as trade envoy, documents show
Queen Elizabeth II advocated for her son Prince Andrew to be appointed as a government trade envoy in 2000, according to newly released documents. Andrew served as UK's Special Representative for International Trade and Investment from 2001 to 2011 in an unpaid position that gave him access to senior business and government officials worldwide.
- Documents show Queen Elizabeth was eager for ex-Prince Andrew to become trade envoy
Documents released by the U.K. government reveal that Queen Elizabeth II was "very keen" for Prince Andrew to become UK trade envoy. The appointment faced criticism from lawmakers who accused Andrew of prioritizing his friendship with Jeffrey Epstein over national interests. Officials noted his high public profile would require careful media management.
- Queen was 'very keen' for Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor to take on a 'prominent role in the promotion of national interests', documents on his appointment as trade envoy in 2001 reveal
Documents reveal that Queen Elizabeth II was keen for Prince Andrew (Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor) to take on a prominent role as trade envoy in 2001 to promote national interests. The disclosure provides insight into the Queen's involvement in her son's official appointment during that period.
- The week Charles pulled off a diplomatic triumph - and stepped out of the late Queen's shadow
King Charles III achieved a significant diplomatic success during the week, marking a pivotal moment as he transitions from his late mother Queen Elizabeth II's legacy. His efforts highlighted his growing role in international relations.
- While unlikely to deliver any tangible benefits for Britain, the King's US State Visit looks set to be the moment Charles finally emerges 'from his mother's shadow', RICHARD KAY tells the Daily Mail's Deep Dive podcast
The article discusses King Charles III's upcoming US state visit, noting it may not benefit Britain but could mark his emergence from his mother Queen Elizabeth II's shadow. The analysis is provided by Richard Kay on the Daily Mail's Deep Dive podcast.
- Reporter’s Notebook: King Charles’ visit puts fraying US-UK alliance in the spotlight
King Charles III's visit to the U.S. highlights the strained US-UK alliance amid tensions over the war in Iran, NATO's future, and tariffs. The article contrasts historical cooperation, such as Queen Elizabeth's 1991 congressional address, with current challenges, including political divisions and the 'No Kings' movement. U.S. leaders express hope the visit could mend relations.
- Reporter’s Notebook: King Charles’ visit puts fraying US-UK alliance in the spotlight
King Charles III's visit to the U.S. highlights the strained U.S.-UK alliance amid tensions over Iran, NATO, and tariffs. The historical 'special relationship' faces challenges, with political leaders expressing hope that the visit could mend frayed ties.
- King Charles tries to heal the rift between US and UK with 5 powerful points
King Charles III addressed the U.S. Congress to strengthen the strained U.S.-U.K. alliance, highlighting historical ties, defense cooperation, and criticism of recent tensions under Prime Minister Keir Starmer. He emphasized increased defense spending, shared security initiatives like the F-35 program, and the importance of the 'indispensable partnership' between the two nations.
- Watch live: King Charles visits 911 Memorial in New York
King Charles III and Queen Camilla visited the 911 Memorial in New York City as part of their U.S. tour. It marks the first visit to New York by a reigning British monarch since Queen Elizabeth II in 2010. The king also met with President Joe Biden.
- King Charles III brings message of unity to Congress
King Charles III addressed Congress, becoming the first British monarch in decades to do so, following his mother Queen Elizabeth II in 1991. The event was covered by CBS News reporter Aaron Navarro.
- CBS News Radio flashback: Queen Elizabeth II's coronation
CBS News Radio is revisiting its coverage of Queen Elizabeth II's coronation to honor King Charles III's recent state visit to the U.S. The piece is introduced by CBS News chief Washington correspondent Major Garrett.
- 5 takeaways as Britain’s King Charles meets Trump and addresses Congress
King Charles III of the United Kingdom addressed a joint meeting of Congress, becoming only the second British monarch to do so after his mother, Queen Elizabeth II. The event occurred amid heightened tensions between the U.S. and U.K., despite their traditional alliance.
- Queen Camilla wears heirloom heart-shaped diamond brooch that belonged to Elizabeth II on second day of US state visit
Queen Camilla wore a heart-shaped diamond brooch, an heirloom previously belonging to Queen Elizabeth II, during the second day of her U.S. state visit. The brooch's historical significance highlights royal family traditions and connections.
- Queen Camilla wears heirloom heart-shaped diamond brooch that belonged to Elizabeth II on second day of US state visit
Queen Camilla wore a heart-shaped diamond brooch, an heirloom previously owned by Queen Elizabeth II, during the second day of her U.S. state visit. The piece highlights royal tradition and historical continuity.
- Trump jokes his mother had a crush on King Charles
President Trump joked that his mother, Mary MacLeod, had a crush on young King Charles III during remarks at the White House event welcoming King Charles and Queen Camilla. He mentioned his mother's affection for the royal family and the Queen.
- King Charles set for historic address to Congress in first US visit as monarch
King Charles III is set to address a joint meeting of Congress during his first U.S. state visit as monarch, amid heightened security concerns and tensions over the war with Iran. The visit, marking America’s 250th anniversary, follows a similar historic speech by Queen Elizabeth II in 1991 and occurs as President Trump criticizes the UK for not supporting U.S. military efforts in the Gulf.
- King Charles set for historic address to Congress in first US visit as monarch
King Charles III is set to address Congress during his first U.S. state visit as monarch, highlighting transatlantic ties amid heightened security concerns and tensions over the war with Iran. The visit follows Queen Elizabeth II's 1991 speech at the Capitol and occurs as Trump criticizes UK's stance on the Iran conflict.
- King Charles need not worry about his safety meeting Trump - the late Queen survived 'far more worrying' state visits, ROBERT HARDMAN tells first ever live episode of Palace Confidential
King Charles III's safety during meetings with Donald Trump is not a concern, as the late Queen Elizabeth II endured 'far more worrying' state visits, according to royal historian Robert Hardman in the first live episode of Palace Confidential.
- King Charles need not worry about his safety meeting Trump - the late Queen survived 'far more worrying' state visits, ROBERT HARDMAN tells first ever live episode of Palace Confidential
King Charles III is reassured about his safety during meetings with Donald Trump, as historian Robert Hardman notes the late Queen Elizabeth II endured 'far more worrying' state visits. The claim appears in the first live episode of the 'Palace Confidential' series.
- The White House and Buckingham Palace: A special relationship
The article traces the evolving relationship between the White House and Buckingham Palace from adversarial conflicts during the American Revolution and War of 1812 to modern-day alliances. Key historical milestones include Theodore Roosevelt's transatlantic radio message to King Edward VII, World War alliances, and Queen Elizabeth II's frequent visits to U.S. presidents. The relationship solidified through shared interests and improved transatlantic communication.
- ‘Dumb mistake’: Mayfair club Annabel’s gave managers bonus from staff service charge
Annabel’s, a Mayfair private members club owned by Richard Caring, admitted to a 'dumb mistake' after using over £70,000 of staff service charge money to pay manager bonuses, sparking staff revolt. The club has since announced policy changes. The venue, known for hosting celebrities like Kate Moss and Harry Styles, reportedly sees tables spending over £10,000 per evening.
- Kate Middleton sports a bandaged hand at late Queen's centenary celebrations... and it's not the first time she's had to wear plasters
Kate Middleton was seen with a bandaged hand during the Queen's centenary celebrations, an occurrence that is not unprecedented for her. The article notes that she has previously required plasters for similar injuries.
- Prince Harry's 'secret' tribute to late Queen is revealed by Sussex-approved People magazine
Prince Harry paid a secret tribute to the late Queen Elizabeth II, as revealed by People magazine, which is approved by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.
- Photos show Queen Elizabeth’s 1976 visit to the U.S. Capitol
King Charles III will address a joint session of Congress next week, following Queen Elizabeth II's 1991 visit. The article references Queen Elizabeth's 1976 visit to the U.S. Capitol, highlighting the historical context of British monarchs engaging with U.S. political institutions.
- Camilla warmly greets Keir Starmer at Queen Elizabeth II commemorations as pressure continues to mount on Prime Minister over Peter Mandelson security vetting scandal
Camilla, the Queen Consort, warmly greeted UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer during Queen Elizabeth II's commemorations. The event occurred amid growing political pressure on Starmer over a security vetting scandal involving his aide, Peter Mandelson.
- King Charles honors Queen Elizabeth II's 100th birthday
King Charles III paid tribute to his late mother, Queen Elizabeth II, on the occasion of what would have been her 100th birthday. The honor highlights the enduring legacy of the British monarch and the royal family's traditions.
- King Charles pays tribute to late mother on 100th anniversary of her birth
King Charles III paid tribute to his late mother, Queen Elizabeth II, on the 100th anniversary of her birth, stating she would have been troubled by recent global events but believed in the triumph of goodness. He highlighted her unwavering dedication to serving the people of the United Kingdom.
- Anne's special role at the late Queen's centenary - as the hardworking Princess Royal remembers the life of her beloved mother
Princess Anne, the Queen's daughter, played a significant role in commemorating the late Queen's centenary, honoring her mother's legacy. The article highlights her dedication and memories of the late monarch.
- Anne's special role at the late Queen's centenary - as the hardworking Princess Royal remembers the life of her beloved mother
Princess Anne, the Princess Royal, reflects on the life of her late mother, Queen Elizabeth II, during the centenary commemorations. The article highlights her dedication to honoring her mother's legacy through her role in the event.
- Queen Elizabeth II's relationships with U.S. presidents
Queen Elizabeth II maintained personal relationships with 13 U.S. presidents during her reign. Susan Page's new book, 'The Queen and Her Presidents,' examines her political influence, discussed on 'The Takeout' with the author.
- Queen Elizabeth was 'dismayed' with David Cameron over Brexit, new royal book claims
The article claims Queen Elizabeth II expressed dismay with former Prime Minister David Cameron regarding Brexit, as revealed in a new royal book. The book suggests Cameron's handling of Brexit caused concern within the royal family.
- Camilla could secretly meet some of Epstein's victims during state visit to America this month - but did Melania hold 'that' press conference 'to pave the way to join Queen'?
The article speculates that Camilla, Queen Consort, may secretly meet Epstein's victims during her state visit to the United States. It also questions whether Melania Trump's press conference aimed to facilitate her joining the British royal family.
- 'You will kill the Queen!' ROBERT HARDMAN reveals the moment Boris Johnson tried to meet with the late Queen while he had coronavirus in the Palace Confidential newsletter
Boris Johnson attempted to meet the late Queen Elizabeth II while he had coronavirus, according to Robert Hardman's Palace Confidential newsletter. The meeting did not occur as the Queen was unavailable at the time.