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In the UK there is no clear definition of a member of the royal family. As a rule, members of the royal family are the monarch, the spouse of the monarch, the widowed spouse of the monarch, the children of the monarch, the grandchildren in the male line, the spouses and widowed spouses of the sons and grandchildren in the male line of the monarch. The members of the British royal family bear titles : Their Royal Majesty and Their Royal Highness. Historically, members of the royal family represented the monarch throughout the British Empire and held responsible and representative standings. Today they perform social and ceremonial functions, both in Great Britain and overseas, and aside from the monarch have no constitutional role in government affairs. The current Queen Elizabeth II ascended the throne on February 6, 1952, crowned on June 2, 1953. Elizabeth II is the oldest in the world among women - current heads of state. Although the Queen today is just a symbol, she still has enough important tasks that she performs for her nation. The Queen is the head of the armed forces, a person who can declare a state of war. She is also the head of the English church. The Queen represents the nation at festive ceremonies. She spends a huge amount of time traveling around the country, visiting schools, hospitals and other places.