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Queen visits BBC without Duke
The Queen is officially opening the BBC's new £1 billion home alone - a day after the Duke of Edinburgh was taken to hospital to undergo an exploratory operation at the London Clinic.
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Queen 'photobombs' BBC newsreaders live on air
The Queen appeared to "photobomb" two newsreaders live on air during her visit to the BBC's new building earlier today.
Script's Danny: Queen gig an 'out-of-body experience'
Danny O'Donoghue from The Script described the band's performance for the Queen today as an "out-of-body experience".
The Voice mentor told ITV News his heart was in his mouth, adding, "I was just thanking the Lord I didn't forget the lyrics!"
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BBC staff get their cameras at the ready for Queen
BBC staff got their cameras at the ready as the Queen took a tour of the revamped newsroom today.
Queen opens revamped BBC with radio address
The Queen has officially opened the BBC's new Broadcasting House building during an address on Radio 4.
She said it was a "great pleasure" to visit the BBC and see it "in its new home", and also reminisced about previous visits she had made - both with and without the Duke of Edinburgh.
The Script say it's 'amazing' to perform for Queen
The Script said it was "amazing" that the Queen had seen the band perform during her visit to the new home of the BBC:
Queen watches The Script's Live Lounge performance
The Queen has watched The Script's Radio 1 Live Lounge performance during her visit to the new Broadcasting House:
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Queen opens new BBC building with radio address
The Queen has officially opened the revamped BBC building with an address on Radio 4.
The Queen watches live music at Broadcasting House
The Queen has watched a performance by the Script during her tour of the revamped Broadcasting House in central London.
Queen arrives to cheers at the BBC's new home
The Queen was greeted by a cheering crowd as she arrived at the revamped Broadcasting House in central London.
Queen to meet TV stars at new home of the BBC
During the Queen's visit to the revamped Broadcasting House in central London today, she will meet TV hosts including Sir Bruce Forsyth and David Dimbleby as she tours the high-tech building.
She will also watch The Voice star Danny O'Donoghue perform as she joins the tiny audience in Radio 1's Live Lounge to see his band The Script, as well as being introduced to the station's presenters including breakfast star Nick Grimshaw.
The Queen will be shown around the new facilities by director-general Tony Hall and Lord Patten, chairman of the BBC Trust and will meet a series of familiar TV faces, as well as being presented to Danny Cohen, the corporation's director of television.