Britain's Queen Elizabeth II's crown is carried out of the House of Lords after the State Opening of Parliament 17 May 2005. The Queen's Speech set out the government's legislative programme for the new parliamentary session following the Labour Party's return to power in the General Election earlier this month. Getty Images
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Britain's Queen Elizabeth II's crown is carried out of the House of Lords after the State Opening of Parliament 17 May 2005. The Queen's Speech set out the government's legislative programme for the new parliamentary session following the Labour Party's return to power in the General Election earlier this month. Getty Images
Britain's Queen Elizabeth II's crown is carried out of the House of Lords after the State Opening of Parliament 17 May 2005. The Queen's Speech set out the government's legislative programme for the new parliamentary session following the Labour Party's return to power in the General Election earlier this month. Getty Images