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Queen Elizabeth II and Princess Anne, Sandringham

Jan. 01, 1981 - The Queen Shows Royal Disapproval At The Press The Queen had a few words for the press photographers at Sandringham as she and Princess Anne rode through Anmer village, near Sandringham, the Queen was heard to say I wish you'd go away'. This was the second day running that she clashed with the press, On New Year's Eve she was very angry after seeing pictures in the papers of Princess Anne's son Peter on his Shetland pony Smokey. As she walked from the Royal estate's stables, she told the cameraman: I insist you stay on the road'. Photo Shows: The Queen and Princess Anne pictured out riding at Sandringham

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13307053
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47089248
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4374px x 5559px (1.9MB)
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(c) Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary Evans
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Keystone Pictures USA

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