By Nick Heath, 16 October 2008 15:39
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Google marked the visit with its trademark topical Google doodle on its homepage, with the second 'g' in Google replaced by the Queen's head and the final 'e' topped off with a crown.
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1. Richard
Apparently Prince Philip had the last laugh:
While being shown Buckingham Palace on Google Earth, he teasingly asked to see Google's London HQ...
... Which isn't shown on Google Earth. (Hint: It's too new.)