Thursday 28 February 2013

The King Philip&Queen Elizabeth2 visits new Royal London Hospital

The Queen at the Royal London Hospital
Royal Pic:::The King&The Queen of THE ROYAL ENGLAND visit THE ROYAL LONDON hospitals..patent,doctors,staffs..pic courtesy:Ebc/Royal Images/wp
THE ROYAL(BP) correspondent(weastar times/wp/Ebc/TIME):::

 The King Philip&Queen Elizabeth2 has meet a 7 July survivor, as she officially opened the revamped Royal London Hospital in east London.
Dance teacher Bruce Lait previously met the Queen at the hospital the day after the 2005 bombings in London.
The former professional dancer, 39, of Suffolk, was treated there after the Aldgate Tube station blast.
The Queen and The King visited the Whitechapel hospital which underwent a refurbishment to include a new cancer and cardiac centre.
The monarch last visited the hospital in 2005 after suicide bombers targeted London's Tube and bus network.
Mr Lait, of Ipswich, and his dance partner, Crystal Yelland, were invited by Buckingham Palace to attend the event.
7 July survivor meets the Queen
The dance teacher, who was left partially deaf and suffered burns to the face in the bombing, said: "I said that I looked a bit different to the last time she saw me.
"She said, 'Yes, I remember. You look a lot better now.'"
Recalling his first meeting, he said the Queen had "seemed genuinely concerned".
The Queen and The King took a tour of the new London Children's Hospital, which treats 40,000 patients a year and is based at the Royal London Hospital.
They also visited the Renal Centre and officially opened the National Centre for Bowel Research and Surgical Innovation.
The centre, which opened last year, includes laboratories and a video link from the operating theatre to a training room to enable surgeons to watch new procedures being carried out.

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