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There has not been a King, or Queen of England since 1707 when the crowns of England and Scotland were formally united to form The United Kingdom of Great Britain.
The current monarch, Queen Elizabeth II is Queen of The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and the heir apparent is her eldest son, The Prince Charles.
The line of succession to the British Throne is on the related question below.
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Why can Kate be Queen not the Princess That is what they keep saying now during the Royal Ceremony That she will become Queen?
They say that because when the Queen of England dies Kate will become the queen. =)
What month did lady Jane become queen of England?
July.
Did marys cosin become queen of England?
It was Mary, Queen of Scots, daughter of James V of Scotland who had a cousin Elizabeth. Elizabeth became Queen Elizabeth 1 of England.
Can a prince who is married to a divorced women become king of England?
yes, but she can't become queen
What happens if you fart in front of the Queen of England?
She will be annoyed, and say it was her turn first.
Is it possible to ever become King or Queen of England?
These positions no longer exist
Why do you only have a queen of England?
We don't, it just so happens that a queen is ruling at the given point where you have looked, there have been plenty of kings.
When did Elizabeth become famous?
Elizabeth I first became famous in 1558 when she became Queen of England. Elizabeth II first became famous in 1952 when she became Queen of England.
Do Americans write the queen or the Queen of England?
The Queen of England.
What queens are in England?
Currently there is only one queen, Queen Elizabeth II. When she dies, her eldest son Prince Charles, will become king.
Is queen of England Jewish?
No, and neither is she The Queen of England.
Who was both the queen of England and of France?
Eleanor of Aquitaine. She became queen of France through her marriage to Louis VII. After this was annuled, she married Henry Plantaganet, who would soon become Henry II of England.
