Most people see Oxford from the outside, admiring the backdrop to "Inspector Morse". Ian Lloyd chose to live there and gives us the insider's view of one of the world's most famous cities.
Most of the week Ian Lloyd has a nine-to-five job - but not if the Queen Mother's visiting somewhere special. Then he's on the road with his camera, ready for that perfect royal shot.
With his own never-before published photographs, Ian Lloyd takes us behind the scenes at Sandringham, with some personal anecdotes of the Royal Family in their favourite spot for winter holidays.
The private archives of Edward VIII's advisor Sir William Monckton promised shocking revelations concerning the Queen Mother's role in the abdication. But when they were finally opened last month the crucial papers were missing. Ian Lloyd investigates.
Always a keen and highly competent horsewoman, the Queen developed a passionate interest in racing while still Princess Elizabeth. Since she was a little girl her beloved corgis have never been far from her side but, as Ian Lloyd reveals, they are not the only canines in her life.
Will it be 2011? Or the following year, perhaps? As the media continues to guess the date of the next big royal wedding, it's very much a case of business as usual for the couple on whom all eyes are turned. Ian Lloyd looks at some interesting royal precedents.
This month the Queen and Prince Philip will attend the three-day Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in Perth. As Ian Lloyd explains, it will be the monarch's 16th and, quite possibly, final tour of the land she visited 57 years ago when she became the first reigning monarch to set foot on Australian soil.
As the Queen prepares to celebrate her 83rd birthday, Ian Lloyd considers how those who influenced her formative years helped to make her the woman she is today.
That's the verdict of cameraman Ian Lloyd, who has been photographing the Queen Mother for over 20 years. He has covered her visits overseas and travels 10.000 miles a year following her in Britain. He has amassed over 40,000 images of the nation's best-loved royal...and enjoyed every minute.
