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As well as the Bentley, which is used for state occasions, the chauffeur also showed the reporters the queen's personal car -- a 2005 V8 Daimler with a floor which has been specially raised to accommodate her short legs, it was reported.
Cardiff council would have no jurisdiction in the "DW" areas and a District of Wales police force would be set up, officers of which would wear ceremonial uniforms on state occasions.
Monarchy: the Royal family at Work (BBC1, 9pm) With 650 rooms and nearly 40 acres of garden, London's most famous address is also the Head of State's official offices, a museum, a residence and a focal point for national celebrations and important State occasions.
 
 
 
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