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Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II has passed away. May she rest in peace.

We extend our condolences to the King and the Royal Family as we mourn the loss of our Monarch, and are temporarily suspending publication out of respect.

Ian Kinsey by Ian Kinsey
08-09-2022 16:40
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Her Majesty The Queen, June 2013. Photograph © Crown Copyright 2013Photographer: Sergeant Adrian Harlen

Her Majesty The Queen, June 2013. Photograph © Crown Copyright 2013 Photographer: Sergeant Adrian Harlen

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Ian Kinsey

Ian Kinsey

Ian Kinsey is writer-editor of iScribe and is a contributing editor at Bylines Scotland. He has lived in the Middle East, Europe, the US, Canada and, since 2014, Scotland. He was a pilot, and a journalist for television, radio and print media. As aviation manager at Boeing, then at CHC Helicopter, his passion is anything that flies. Ian also enjoys writing, music, history and philosophy.

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