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The notes, which disclose the Queen's flying habits, are scheduled to be auctioned at Hansons Auctioneers along with former flight attendant Elizabeth Evans' other collections.
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Legendary singer Lata Mangeshkar died on February 6. She was 92. Britain's Queen Elizabeth II died on September 8. She was 96.
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George, Charlotte and Louis all wear shorts and sneakers while Prince William and Kate Middleton sport jeans, out on a casual stroll on a sunny afternoon.
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Describing Queen Elizabeth, Tom Cruise, who had been filming his latest 'Mission Impossible' film in the UK, said: "She's just a woman that I greatly admire."
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A lovely treasure, Twitter users said about the note.
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The stone is engraved with the star of the ancient chivalric Order of the Garter, to which the queen and the other royals belonged.
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Justin Trudeau is seen passionately belting out the lyrics to "Bohemian Rhapsody" immortalized by Queen frontman Freddie Mercury ahead of Queen Elizabeth's funeral in London.
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The burial was to be a private affair for the royal family -- in contrast to the grandeur and public nature of the televised abbey service, a last opportunity for the nation and world to bid adieu.
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Queen Elizabeth lying-in-state: Members of the public were required to get wristbands to be able to enter the venue.
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Here are some figures that have swirled around London and the rest of the United Kingdom in the aftermath of Queen Elizabeth's death on September 8.
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Queen Elizabeth's funeral is scheduled to take place in a few hours at Westminster Abbey. US President Joe Biden and Japan's Emperor Naruhito will be among the high-profile guests at the service.
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Westminster Abbey in Central London is the final resting place of 30 kings and queens, starting with Edward the Confessor. King George II was the last, in 1760.
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Queen Elizabeth's state funeral, the first in Britain since the death of her first prime minister Winston Churchill in 1965, will take place Monday at Westminster Abbey at 11:00 am (UK time).
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Not inviting any Russian representative to the queen's funeral was "particularly blasphemous towards Elizabeth II's memory" and "deeply immoral", the Russian foreign ministry stated.
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A man was detained for breaking out of a line and trying to approach Queen Elizabeth II's coffin at Westminster Hall.
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The state funeral of Queen Elizabeth II on September 19 is will be attended by over 2,000 guests.
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As a committed Anglican Christian, Charles said he believed in protecting the space for all faiths, building on the foundation laid by his “beloved mother”.
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An emotional David Beckham was filmed paying his respects to the Queen after waiting for over 12 hours in line
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With Britain swept up in a wave of pro-monarchy sentiment since Queen Elizabeth II died on September 8, the 73-year-old Charles has won almost universal praise in the media.
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Westminster Abbey has space for around 2,000 people, so only heads of state and one or two guests have reportedly been invited to Britain's first state funeral for six decades.
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The Crown Jewels form the centrepiece of the royal coronation, and symbolise the pomp and history of the British monarchy over the centuries.
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The incident happened as a set of guards were swapping duties and one appeared to tremble for a few seconds before collapsing.
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King Charles was deeply involved in developing his estate and had assembled a team of professional managers. On the other hand, Queen Elizabeth had mostly delegated the responsibility of her portfolio which was worth less than her son's.
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"It is not something you can just make in a day," Andrew Leverton, who runs the coffin company, said.
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When signing a visitors' book in front of cameras at Hillsborough Castle near Belfast, Charles reacted in frustration when a pen he was using leaked on his hand.
