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In the immediate aftermath of World War II, the 1948 Olympic Games in London occurred at a time of widespread austerity. Countries across the world were just beginning to recover from the war and, like today, trying to figure out how to strengthen their economies.
After enduring years of scandal and declining public respect, the British monarchy is once-more at the top of its popularity. That will be on display this week with the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee celebration, marking 60 years since she took the throne.
The English city of Gloucester is preparing to bake a ceremonial pie for Queen Elizabeth II. The recipe calls for sea lampreys which come from Lake Huron. Marc Gaden with the Great Lakes Fishery Commission is in charge of getting the catch to England.
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