Smiling and in good health this Thursday January 19th Queen Elizabeth II put a smile those who were still worried about her state of health after her "big cold" late last year. With two public appearances mostly to attend Mass on two consecutive Sundays, the 90-year-old sovereign asumed her first official appointment of 2017. Having done this yearly, this annual engagement is attended whenever she stays at her Sandringham Castle in Norfolk, She attended the local chapter of WI meeting, the British Women's Institute, of which she has been a member since 1943.

Her Majesty always a fan of bright colors, was wearing a bright fuchsia-colored coat on a dress combining the tone of pink with red, and was welcomed by the chapter's vice-president in the area Of Sandringham. She then joined the other members to listen to a lecture accompanied by tea and cupcakes.

The WI was created in 1915 in the First World War. It was originally intended to revitalize rural communities and encourage women to become involved in food production. With 212,000 members in 6,300 clubs, it is the largest women's organization in the UK.

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If life of a prince of the British crown undeniably has its advantages, it is not without drawbacks. Prince Harry spoke with British media the "Sunday Times", when told that "little privacy," he has left. "If I find a girlfriend, I do my best for her and I are at home together before his private life is inevitably invaded. The other concern is that when I speak to a girl, it's like she is suddenly my wife and people will knock on her door, "says Harry, who has kept these two serious relationships in recent years, with Cressida Bonas and before that, Chelsea Davy.

For the young prince, now a darling of the media, things have not always been easy. He said he experienced moments "very dark" when an Australian newspaper revealed that he was engaged in the military in Afghanistan. "Having to go and leave my friends out there ... It was one of the worst moments of my life," he explains to the "Times." However, if the army lacks the prince says he could not find a normal job. "I seriously thought about finding work. I did ten years in the army, it was the best job in the world. I wanted the company consider myself that way. It do not help me to stay home, ass in a chair-and I mean the part of the body, I said, it's not a dirty word. "However, finding a job like any other when is part of "the Firm" as it sometimes called the British royal family, is not so easy. "Some jobs are inaccessible, unfortunately."

Prince George and Princess Charlotte uncle, the children of his brother William and Catherine Duchess of Cambridge, is not done illusions about his future. "I am in a privileged position and I will use it as long as I can or until I become boring. Or until George becomes more interesting than me, "he amuses. Very committed to the veterans, the Prince is currently involved in the Invictus Games, a sporting event for veterans. Yet Harry suspects that its ability to raise capital depends on his sympathy. "There's nothing worse than through a period of your life when you contribute to change and suddenly, for one reason or another, be it the media or a change in perception people to you, you dive. Want to contribute but nobody listens to you, "he says.

His commitment, he said, is the legacy of his mother, Diana. "I do not track my way consciously imagining that my mother would be proud of me. But I think she would be very proud, "said the prince. "With me, there is nothing hidden, everything is authentic. I always try to bring some fun and joy in everything I do. That probably comes from my mother, I try to fill that void. In his footsteps or those of the queen, it's hard, "says Harry.

Before leaving for the United States, Prince Harry sat down with "People" magazine. A rare opportunity for him to discuss the death of his mother Lady Diana.

Prince Harry steals Prince on the cover of the latest issue of "People". The grand son of Queen Elizabeth II appears smiling in his blue suit, while in thumbnail appears an old photo of a child sucking her thumb in the arms of his mother Lady Diana. As the singer of Purple Rain passed away on April 21th, it is relegated to a small photo at the top of the page.

If Harry is the one of "People", it is because he gave a long interview to the American tabloid from his home at  Kensington Palace in London, before flying to Canada and the United States where are held the 2nd Invictus Games. If course addresses these kinds of OJ that compete in ten disciplines of former military men and women who have been injured as part of their commitment to their homeland, the young man of 31 years also refers to other topics. Among them, the younger brother of Prince William does not fail, once again, to talk about their dear mother too soon disappeared and explain how it guides his steps.


"All I want to do is make my mother extremely proud. That's all I ever wanted to do, "said Harry, who was not yet 13 when the Princess of Wales passed away August 31st, 1997 as a result of his injuries from a car accident in the tunnel bridge l'Alma in Paris.

"When she died, it was a gaping hole, not only for us but for a lot of people around the world," recalled the younger son of Prince Charles. "If I can try to fill a small part of that, my task will be accomplished," he says. Harry also he revealed that he intended to spend the rest of his life trying to fill "whenever possible" the void caused by the death of the generous and caring Princess of Wales. "And as William will," he added.

However, Prince Harry said he does not consciously modeled his charitable commitment on his mother. "I like what I do. But I do not do these things because I feel that my mother wished that I have to do ", he told, while acknowledging:" I know there are a lot of my mother me. I do a lot of things she would probably do. "