Gold Record: Olympians sing Queen hit
Team GB athletes may have broken a few national records during the Olympics, now they're making them.
Northamptonshire pupils cook for the Queen
A group of young cooks from Northamptonshire joined the Duchess of Cornwall on Friday to make canapés for the Queen as part of the Jubilee.
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Pupils at a school in Northamptonshire are off to Buckingham Palace after winning a competition to cook lunch for the Queen.
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Queen donates to Age UK Norfolk
The Queen has made a donation to Age UK Norfolk from the Privy Purse Charitable Trust.
The charity will use the money to support older people in the county at a time when the population of Norfolk is increasingly ageing and the need for its services is growing.
Hilary MacDonald, Age UK Norfolk chief executive, said: "We are thrilled that once again the services that Age UK Norfolk provides throughout the county to support older people has received such recognition.
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Gold Record: Olympians sing Queen hit
Team GB athletes may have broken a few national records during the Olympics, now they're making them.
Read the full storyNorthamptonshire pupils cook for the Queen
A group of young cooks from Northamptonshire joined the Duchess of Cornwall on Friday to make canapés for the Queen as part of the Jubilee.
Read the full storyA Royal Feast
Pupils at a school in Northamptonshire are off to Buckingham Palace after winning a competition to cook lunch for the Queen.
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Video: Queen in Stevenage
Video highlights of the Queen's visit to Stevenage.
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Thousands lined the market square in Hitchin this morning hoping to see Her Majesty The Queen. Her visit to the town was her first stop in Hertfordshire as she continues her tour of the country.
The Queen spent time in the market square where she presented the volunteers at the British Schools Museum 'The Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service'.
The Queen was then presented with a gift of lavender oil from the people of the town, made from the flowers in local fields.
Many of Hitchin's shops had closed for the day but some remained open with staff standing in the doorways and windows watching the royal visit.
Michelle White, from the nearby town of Shefford, was in the crowds. She said: "I think this is absolutely brilliant."
Another visitor to the town told us: "It was a wonderful day. It was absolutely fine and I love to see The Queen!"
After leaving Hitchin, The Queen went on to the Lister Hospital in Stevenage to officially open the new maternity ward, before heading for a private visit at Hatfield House.
Queen in Stevenage
Thousands of people have turned out to welcome the Queen to Stevenage.
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The Queen has received a warm welcome in Hitchin as the town turned out in force for her Diamond Jubilee tour.
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