| You should accept 'Westminster' for 'City of Birth' as well. She was born within Greater London (or what later became Greater London, so that's acceptable), but within the borough of Westminster. Since Westminster has separate city status (the City of Westminster), it's potentially a more accurate answer. And before I'm corrected: yes, I'm aware that the current City of Westminster boundaries only date from 1965, but the area where the Queen was born was still part of the Metropolitan Borough of Westminster from 1900 onwards, which also had city status. |
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