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Queen launches new-look website  Members of the public queue to
see the Royal wedding cake in Reading, 1923  The Queen has
relaunched her website at a Buckingham Palace reception in the
company of the world wide web's inventor, Sir Tim Berners-Lee.
The royal site, which started in 1997, now includes more video
material as well as historical documents.  Queen Victoria's
journal in which she describes trying out Alexander Graham
Bell's new invention, the telephone, is to be among the new
features.  About 250,000 people around the world visit the site
each week.  The Queen stood in front of a bank of nine screens
and clicked a remote control to re-launch the site.  The
Monarchy site's homepage appeared showing a range of simple
menus and tabs which it is hoped will make it easier to
navigate.  In touch  In a speech, Sir Tim Berners-Lee said the
website "celebrates a really important part of the British
cultural tradition - the monarchy - and is a great