Who is the queen of england?
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Either Queen Elizabeth II............. or Elton John
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king charles the second\n\nthis link may help you
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when the queen of England dies, ;next in line will be prince Charles, and next will be his son.... so a king will soon rule England
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Firstly, England hasn't had a Queen, or a King for that matter, since Queen Anne back in the 1700's.  The present Queen of the United Kingdom and Northern Ireland is also Queen of the Dominion of Canada.  She is not above the law.  There are a great many constraints on Her power.  Members of the Royal Family can be prosecuted if one is accused of a crime.  However, the public relations scandal of a Royal committing a crime prevents that from happening.
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King George VI\nhttp://www.royal.gov.uk/OutPut/Page147.asp
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That would be the Queen herself
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Go to google or yahoo and type in Queen Elizabeth I  then click on the images search.  It should pull up hundreds!\nGood luck!
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The Queen is the Head of State.\nMonarchy: Head of State—ceremonial; no real involvement in politics.\nTechnically, the government acts in the Queen’s name. \n\nBelow are a couple of sites you can read to better explain...
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The Queen actually has no ruling power & her position exists merely due to our (UK) Constitutional Law. The Government could remove her power simply by stopping her income (but she & her family would still have a vast private income). The power she seems to hold is an illusion and only in existence because of historical precedence!\nIf she actually has no 'real' power we might ask why she even exists - this is an individual thing.\n\nThe simple fact is that the Queen & the Royal Family are excellent envoys & create more revenue than it costs the UK tax payer to maintain them!
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who cares she's the queen
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Don't forget Queen Victoria!! About 60 years on the throne, in which time Britain built up the largest empire the world has ever seen, spreading civilization and English language everywhere (and making a nice profit too). Henry VIII, Elizabeth I and James I got the ball rolling. But Victoria was responsible for a whole way of life too.
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queen victoria became queen in 1837 when her uncle died, she was queen until her death in 1901. It was her husband prince Albert that died in 1861. She was queen for about 64 years, Queen Elizabeth has been Queen since 1952, so shes been on the throne for 54 yrs. No-one can know how long she will live! but her mother lived to  be over 100 so she may be queen for years yet. poor prince charles.
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It is not only time, in my view it is long overdue. Despite her apparently great popularity (which is really a myth) Queen Elizabeth II has nothing to show for in her 53 years on the throne. No great achievements or ground-breaking events, and nothing in her personal capacity. She is in fact one of the most boring women in the world. \nIn contrast to her, Prince Charles, the Prince of Wales, is a very intelligent, highly trained and motivated, and a deeply caring man. He is concerned with the environment, agriculture, architecture, the arts, philosophy, politics, social issues and much more. But he is kept from doing a lot of good by his stubborn mother who believes she has to sit on the throne until she dies.\n\nTherefore history repeats itself. Like the dull Queen Victoria, who also did nothing of her own to change the world, Elizabeth II did inherit the throne as a very young woman and occupies it until her death in old age. And like Edward VII, Charles will be himself already an elderly man when he finally gets his chance. And like Edward VII, who was frustrated by his mother and fled into a life of adventures, affairs and escapades, Charles will not live long enough to make an impact and bring his ideas to work.\n\nBoth Queen Victoria and Queen Elizabeth II are living examples against a heriditary monarchy (and George V and George VI did not much for it either). It is about time for Britain to leave the 19th century and arrive in the present, which has no use for dull and uninspiring Queens prancing around in bright yellow and bright pink dresses like nightclub dancers and block the progress of political development.
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ruled by a queen, Queen Elizabeth...What are u trying to ask nyway???
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The Queen is more respected, so it would be her.
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The United Kingdom does not have a President.  It is a parliamentary democracy.  The head of government is Prime Minister Tony Blair, and the head of state is Queen Elizabeth II.
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The queen of England is merely a figurehead in parliament. The Prime Minister does all the work. (Likewise, no disrespect.) It wasn't always like that though. Before the English Revolution, it was the other way around. to find out more on the subject, do a search about "English Revolution."