81.   The queen is titular head of state of Australia but as constitutional monarch has strictly limited powers.

82.   The queen was at Windsor Castle, where she had traveled Friday from Sandringham, her estate in eastern England.

83.   The queen was quick to note the unfortunate juxtaposition when she was reviewing the stamp designs, Buckingham Palace spokeswoman Penny Russell-Smith said Friday.

84.   The queen was to leave Tuesday for Malaysia.

85.   The queen will next be in New Zealand in November when she will attend a Commonwealth Heads of Government conference.

86.   The red-and-gold Royal Standard is normally flown at Buckingham Palace but only when the queen is in residence.

87.   The queen is head of state of Australia and New Zealand, which are both former British colonies.

88.   The queen of talk is not interested, a spokeswoman said.

89.   The queen too has been active during her U.S. stay, honoring appointments at the United Nations and in Washington, where she grew up.

90.   The queen was aboard another helicopter that had taken off minutes earlier.