The Queen on the 2015 QEPrize for Engineering

The understanding that we belong together, and are able, through teamwork, to achieve far more than we could do alone, has always been at the heart of our approach.

The true celebration of diversity involves reaching out, recognising and embracing difference, and in so doing enriching our lives.

One simple lesson from history is that when people come together to talk, to exchange ideas and to develop common goals, wonderful things can happen.

I have long held an admiration for the work of engineers, a sentiment that is shared by other members of my family.

I hope the carefully chosen words of the Charter will reinvigorate efforts, already begun, to make the Commonwealth fit and agile for the years ahead.

let us bear in mind the great opportunity that is offered by the Commonwealth – of joining with others, stronger together, for the common good.

The Commonwealth offers a pathway for this greater understanding and the opportunity to expand upon our shared experiences in a wider world.

Let us all give a thought to the practical ways in which we, as individuals or as groups, can provide support to girls and women – so that everyone can have a chance of a...

We can rightly celebrate the fact that the founding members’ vision of the future has become a reality.

The remarkable re-birth of this great and gleaming station means that people across the whole of Britain, not just the south-east, are suddenly quite a bit closer to Europe.

The links between Britain and Singapore are as strong as ever, and our future relationship is bright indeed.

It matters to all of us what kind of country China's people will build.

Links between Britain and Toulouse have existed over many centuries.

Over this Jubilee summer I have travelled widely, but I hope I will be forgiven for having limited my tour to the earth's surface.