. >> it is difficult to believe we're talking about queen elizabeth ii and the duke of edinburgh. they have been the subject of thousands of portraits and here is one more. our will correspondent has been taking a look. -- royal correspondent has been taking a look. >> through the nearly 60 years of her reign, she has become the most visually depicted person in history. her image captured in photographs and paintings which have often caused a stir. >> this is the portrait of the queen. this is said to have been given pride of place over a similar portrait of her majesty. >> now many of the most memorable images of the queen have been brought together in an exhibition of the scottish national gallery in edinburgh. here are many of the celebrated images. beaton's coronation day photograph and a portrait in 1969. in complete contrast, the sex whichs' record cover caused widespread events. -- defen offense. the images begin within his photograph in 1952 when elizabeth returned to britain knowing that she was not clean. >> i found that this is a tender moment. in terms of conveying any

a buckingham palace state dinner in honor of the obamas, hosted by the spry 85-year-old queen elizabeth ii. obama met u.k. prime minister david cameron, and delivered a speech to the u.k. >> we committed to working together to that we could find an approach and is consistent w security needs. >> question, what are the intentions between the i don't think so and great britain today, pat? >> well, the tensions between -- britain is on sort of an austerity program now, also the british and french want the united states to be a little more aggressive in libya, which they've been very out front on. and for the g-8 he has problems with polls. the polls are concerned about given up the anti-missile defense and were the russians. so the real problems they've got is, john, they've got greece, ireland, spain and other countries that are real danger every going down, quite frankly. we've got the imf involved and the americans got their own debt problems. i'll tell you if you look at this, you look at the g-8, you're looking at a western world which is somewhat contracting and whose real power relativ

. >> you're not trying to send a message to elizabeth ii? [laughter] watch out. you're with us or against us. i knew we'd get kate middleton in here somehow. >> you imply in your remarks, the answer to one of the more follow up questions that secretary clinton and the president were to slow to embrace in support the reform movement in egypt. what do you make of the argument that we were too quick as a country to abandon our ally of 35 years, and by not having what you just described, the orderly transition to have access opening dramatically and it could and threaten the state of israel. >> his days were numbered any way you cut them. caught in the revolution, elections, or through human life expectancy expands sometime in the next few years. the question wasn't whether he was going to go, the question was what would happen once he went. it happened war suddenly because of the revolution. when you have 32 years' worth of his reign, featuring things like the 2010 parliamentary elections which are clearly still lend, which are unquestionably stolen by any reasonabl

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day of the forty-first parliament of canada on my own behalf and on behalf of her majesty queen elizabeth ii, queen of canada, who sends her congratulations and warm good wishes. many of you are returning to your duties as members of the house of commons, and over one hundred of you are about to take your places as elected representatives for the first time. together, you have been entrusted with a profound responsibility -- to serve the public interest on behalf of all canadians. in the months since my installation as governor general, i have had the privilege of meeting with canadians in their communities, and at rideau hall and la citadelle. it has been an honour to answer this unique call to service, and i want to share with you something of what i have learned in my travels across this remarkable country of ours. i have learned that, regardless of age or affiliation, all canadians want to help create a better future for this country. each of us aspires to a canada where everyone can succeed and contribute, where excellence and opportunity coexist. i have met with canadians from all walk

. >> you are not trying to send a message to elizabeth ii? [laughter] watch out. you are with us or against us. i knew we would get kate middleton in here somehow. >> you implied in your remarks and in the answer to one of the fall questions that secretary clinton and the president worked to slow to embrace and support the reform movement in egypt. what do you to abandon president mubarak, our ally of three years. by not having what you described, in a more orderly transition, access is open to the gaza strip. that could be a pathway for weapons that would threaten israel. >> i do not accept the premise. he was either gone in the revolution, a gaunt in the election, or gone through human life expectancy sometime within the next few years. the question is not whether mubarak was going to go, the question is what would happen once he went. it happened more suddenly because of the revolution. when you have 32 years' worth of his brain --his reign featuring parliamentarian elections that were stolen and the united states of america says nothing, that sends a pretty po

. >> you're not trying to send a message to elizabeth ii? [laughter] watch out. you're with us or against us. i knew we'd get kate middleton in here somehow. >> you imply in your remarks, the answer to one of the more follow up questions that secretary clinton and the president were to slow to embrace in support the reform movement in egypt. what do you make of the argument that we were too quick as a country to abandon our ally of 35 years, and by not having what you just described, the orderly transition to have access opening dramatically and it could and threaten the state of israel. >> his days were numbered any way you cut them. caught in the revolution, elections, or through human life expectancy expands sometime in the next few years. the question wasn't whether he was going to go, the question was what would happen once he went. it happened war suddenly because of the revolution. when you have 32 years' worth of his reign, featuring things like the 2010 parliamentary elections which are clearly still lend, which are unquestionably stolen by any reasonabl

opening day of the 41st parliament of canada on my own behalf and on behalf of her majesty queen elizabeth ii, queen of canada, who sends her congratulations and warm good wishes. many of you are returning to your duties as members of the house of commons, and over one hundred of you are about to take your places as elected representatives for the first time. together, you have been entrusted with a profound responsibility, to serve the public interest on behalf of all canadians. [speaking in french] >> translator: in the months since my installation as governor general, i have had the privilege of meeting with canadians in their communities, and at rideau hall and la citadelle. it has been an honor to answer this unique call to service, and i want to share with you something of what i have learned in my travels across this remarkable country of ours. i have learned that, regardless of age or affiliation, all canadians want to help create a better future for this country. each of us aspires to a canada where everyone can succeed and contribute, where excellence and opportunity coexist. i have

parliamentarians on this opening day of the 41st parliament of canada on behalf of her majesty, queen elizabeth iiturning to your duties as members of the house of commons and over 100 if you are about to take your places as elected representatives for the first time. together you have been a trusted profound responsibility to serve the public interest on behalf of all canadians. [speaking french] >> translator: since my isolationist governor general, i have had the privilege of meeting with canadians in their communities and every bohol and last citadel. it has been an honor to answer this unique call and i want to share with you something of what i have learned in my travels across this remarkable country of ours. i have learned that regardless of age or affiliation, all canadians want to help create a better future for this country. each of this aspires to be canada, where everyone can succeed and contribute, where excellence and opportunity coexist. i have met with canadians from all walks of life and discovered this common ground. >> will celebrate the 150th anniversary and i invite all canad