Queen: both sides suffered in the war
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The Queen last night used the occasion of a state visit to Germany to say that she recognised the &quot;appalling suffering of war on both sides&quot;.
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Prime Minister Tony Blair faced anger over Iraq after three British soldiers were killed in a suicide attack, just days after being sent into a dangerous US-run sector of the war-torn country.
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Queen Elizabeth called for tolerance between different cultural and religious groups in her Christmas address to the nation on Saturday.
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British Prime Minister on Sunday admitted mistakes in the run-up to the US-led war against Iraq, but refused to bow calls for a full apology.
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The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh has led millions of Britons in observing a two-minute silence on Armistice Day to remember those who have died in war.
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BERLIN: The Queen laid a wreath at a Commonwealth war cemetery in eastern Germany yesterday on the second day of a state visit in which she urged Britain and Germany to learn from history.
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Servicemen and women who gave their lives fighting for Britain are being remembered across the country in Armistice Day ceremonies.
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With sombre reflection, Britain&#39;s leaders, war veterans and bereaved relatives were Thursday marking the 25th anniversary of the end of the Falklands war with Argentina.
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LONDON - Queen Elizabeth praised British troops for their courage and commitment during a demanding year in a special Christmas message broadcast Saturday.
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Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder on Tuesday met with visiting Britain&#39;s Queen Elizabeth II and dismissed &quot;absurd&quot; media speculation that she would apologize for the bombing of Dresden during World War II.
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Â· Survivor plays down talk of heroism Â· Foreign secretary updates casualty figures
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Prime Minister Tony Blair has admitted that Afghans were suffering from renewed fighting in their country -- but insisted their plight was much worse when the Taliban were in charge.
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The Queen has led senior Royals and political leaders in laying poppy wreaths at the Cenotaph to mark Remembrance Sunday. Two minutes silence was held at 11 o&#39;clock to remember all Britain&#39;s war dead, including
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Queen Elizabeth II used her televised Christmas speech to praise the virtues of religious and ethnic tolerance, telling the Commonwealth that diversity is "a strength and not a threat".
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Prime Minister Tony Blair has admitted it can be hard to be the strongest ally of US President George W. Bush, with whom he went to war in Iraq, as well as being a player in Europe.
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British Prime Minister Tony Blair said that Britain must &quot;stand firm&quot; against a global terrorist threat amid news that three British soldiers had been killed in Iraq and Afghanistan, the two main battlegrounds of the US-led war on terror.
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British Prime Minister Tony Blair admitted that Afghans were suffering from renewed fighting in their country -- but insisted their plight was much worse when the Taliban were in charge.