The Week In London - 19th Mar
The Queen's portrait through history, Gordon Brown joking... and who is best friends with Nicolas Sarkozy?
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Gallery: Happy Meal: Fresh one year on (2 images)
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Gallery: Nick the Gun Cop - Sneak peek (4 images)
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Gallery: The development of the portrait Queen Elizabeth II on banknotes is seen in the Bank of England Museum. The 1960 one pound note was the first to carry a portrait of the Queen and the image was then refreshed in 1963, 1970, 1971 and 1990.