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 William and Kate's daughter resembles her great-grandmother in a heart-warming photo from when she landed in Poland with her family on an official visit last year

 The three-year-old wears a dress and has her hair clipped back in a similar style to how the six-year-old Queen did in 1932 outside of Y Bwthyn Bach or The Little House, which was a gift from the People of Wales

 Both are looking at the camera as Charlotte is holding a small bouquet of flowers and the Queen has her hands folded in front of her

 The picture is one of numerous images where Princess Charlotte has looked like the Queen

  In another photo, the Queen poses on a bench looking adoringly at her corgis Jane and Dookie in 1936

  Princess Charlotte pulled at the world's heartstrings when the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge shared a touching photo of her kissing her little brother Louis

 The youngest royal was barely two months old when the photo was released and it immediately captured the spirit of the young Queen and her loving touch

 It is unclear when Dookie died but it has been long known that he and Jane were among the Queen's favourite corgis

 Dookie was officially named Rozavel Golden Eagle and was given the nickname by the royal house of staff

  Charlotte's love for dogs seems to have been picked up from the Queen as well. During an official visit to Canada in 2016, the princess, who was two at the time, was photographed petting a large white dog with an ear-to-ear smile on her face

 She was stroking the fluffy dog during a children's party for Military families. The image evokes memories of the Queen holding one of her corgis in 1944 on the grounds of Windsor Castle

  At the Trooping of the Colour this year, the adorable toddler stood next to her seven-year-old cousin Savannah Philips and evoked memories of the Queen on the balcony of Buckingham Palace

 Charlotte and Savannah looked closer than ever while on the balcony of Buckingham Palace as they are frequently photographed at events together

  During the event, Charlotte gave the crowd an adoring wave similar to the Queen in 1935

 The Queen was photographed with her grandparents, King George V and Mary of Teck the Queen consort giving a regal wave to crowds of royal fans

 More recently on April 23, the world waited to catch a glimpse of Prince Louis, but Princess Charlotte stole the show

 As she headed up the steps and the Lindo Wing of St Mary's Hospital she gave a smile that looked strikingly similar to a headshot of the Queen from when she was nine

 The Queen has a lookalike in the family as Princess Charlotte appears to resemble the Queen more and more as she gets older

For more infomation >> The Queen looks JUST like Princes Charlotte in fascinating photos of young Queen Elizabeth - Duration: 3:32.

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REVEALED: Unearthed WW2 photo of Queen shows incredible resemblance to Princess Charlotte - Duration: 2:42.

 The photograph has been colourised by Richard James Molloy, an artist from Harrogate, North Yorkshire

An 18-year-old Elizabeth is seen in military uniform and leaning out of the side of an Army jeep

One royal fan posted on Reddit: "Can really see the resemblance in Princess Charlotte with this picture

"Another exclaimed: "William really resembles her. She was the winner of the dna pass along

" A third wrote: "William is all Diana in my eyes, but Princess Charlotte looks exactly like the Queen to me

"Queen Elizabeth, now 92, served in the Armed Forces during the Second World War. She learned to drive and operated a first-aid truck for the Women's Auxiliary Territorial Service, becoming the first female member of the Royal Family to join the Armed Forces for full-time service

Her military career progressed until she became an Honorary Brigadier in the Women's Royal Army Corps in 1949, a position she held until her coronation in 1953

 The colour picture gives a rare insight into a younger Elizabeth, as she begins to develop the strong sense of duty and national service which would define the rest of her life and make her famous worldwide

 It also provides a delightful snapshot of the strong family genes of the Windsors, as fans gleefully point out that the young queen bears a striking resemblance to her great-granddaughter Princess Charlotte

Princess Charlotte, who is three-years-old, seems to share other traits in common with the Queen, nicknamed Gan-Gan

Royal analysts have noted they both have just one pair of favourite shoes that they wear for most of their royal appearances

 The Queen has favoured her Anello & Davide classic leather shoes for countless royal engagements over the last 50 years

Following in her footsteps, Princess Charlotte has selected a pair of blue or maroon Mary-Jane style shoes with a frilly design and a metal button as her footwear of choice on special occasions

For more infomation >> REVEALED: Unearthed WW2 photo of Queen shows incredible resemblance to Princess Charlotte - Duration: 2:42.

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President Trump speaks at GOP fundraiser in south Charlotte - Duration: 4:02.

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President Trump signs executive order in Charlotte - Duration: 4:02.

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President Trump arrives at Charlotte Douglas - Duration: 19:57.

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Air Force One takes off from Charlotte Douglas - Duration: 3:02.

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President Trump to speak in Charlotte - Duration: 1:11.

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REVEALED: Unearthed WW2 photo of Queen shows incredible resemblance to Princess Charlotte - Duration: 2:45.

 The photograph has been colourised by Richard James Molloy, an artist from Harrogate, North Yorkshire

An 18-year-old Elizabeth is seen in military uniform and leaning out of the side of an Army jeep

One royal fan posted on Reddit: "Can really see the resemblance in Princess Charlotte with this picture

"Another exclaimed: "William really resembles her. She was the winner of the dna pass along

" A third wrote: "William is all Diana in my eyes, but Princess Charlotte looks exactly like the Queen to me

"Queen Elizabeth, now 92, served in the Armed Forces during the Second World War. She learned to drive and operated a first-aid truck for the Women's Auxiliary Territorial Service, becoming the first female member of the Royal Family to join the Armed Forces for full-time service

Her military career progressed until she became an Honorary Brigadier in the Women's Royal Army Corps in 1949, a position she held until her coronation in 1953

 The colour picture gives a rare insight into a younger Elizabeth, as she begins to develop the strong sense of duty and national service which would define the rest of her life and make her famous worldwide

 It also provides a delightful snapshot of the strong family genes of the Windsors, as fans gleefully point out that the young queen bears a striking resemblance to her great-granddaughter Princess Charlotte

Princess Charlotte, who is three-years-old, seems to share other traits in common with the Queen, nicknamed Gan-Gan

Royal analysts have noted they both have just one pair of favourite shoes that they wear for most of their royal appearances

 The Queen has favoured her Anello & Davide classic leather shoes for countless royal engagements over the last 50 years

Following in her footsteps, Princess Charlotte has selected a pair of blue or maroon Mary-Jane style shoes with a frilly design and a metal button as her footwear of choice on special occasions

For more infomation >> REVEALED: Unearthed WW2 photo of Queen shows incredible resemblance to Princess Charlotte - Duration: 2:45.

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Pres. Trump signs executive order, NBC Charlotte gets exclusive access - Duration: 2:34.

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Trump signs retirement savings executive order in Charlotte - Duration: 8:21.

President Donald Trump signed an executive order Friday in Charlotte, North Carolina, that would make it easier for small businesses to band together in associations to provide affordable retirement savings plans

"Today's historic action will provide new retirement security to countless American workers and their families

We believe all Americans should be able to retire with the confidence, dignity and economic security that you want," Trump said

Trump said he was "thrilled" to be in Charlotte for the afternoon drumming up support for his administration's policies and later, rallying for the GOP

For his afternoon executive order signing, the president was joined by a congressional ally, Rep

Mark Meadows, R-North Carolina, and two cabinet members, Labor Secretary Alexander Acosta, and Small Business Administrator Linda McMahon

"I'm thrilled to be back in Charlotte and the fact is that it's a very special place, so special, we chose it for the 2020 Republican national convention," Trump said

"Right? And had a lot of places wanted it. A lot of places want those things where some people come in and spend their money

" The official White House event, paid for with taxpayer dollars, Trump noted, is "like a political event and you don't even have to pay for it" because of all the reporters in the room

In a room full of local business leaders and Trump supporters, the president knocked Democrats, criticized the media and the recent leak from his interview with Bloomberg, and even plugged his North Carolina property

"I actually have investments in Charlotte," Trump said. "The fake news will say that is a conflict of interest

You know where my club is, Trump National — very big success on Lake Norman," Trump said

The president wished the crowd a happy Labor Day weekend, but said he is going to be doing some homework over the holiday and study federal worker pay raises

"A lot of people were against it. I will take a good hard look over the weekend," Trump said

Yesterday Trump sent a letter to Congress saying he plans to cancel federal worker pay raises that were scheduled to take effect in January

His decision — which would affect the paychecks of almost 2 million civilian workers across the country — was met by public backlash

Later in the afternoon, Trump turned his attention to campaigning for Rep. Ted Budd and GOP candidate Mark Harris at Carmel Country Club in Charlotte

The fundraiser, set in a glitzy ballroom with a large American flag backdrop, benefits the National Republican Congressional Committee

Standing in front of an American flag, the president greeted with boos when he addressed the hot topic issue of redistricting in North Carolina

On Monday, federal judges ruled the Republican districting map for North Carolina is unconstitutional, and made the suggestion that district lines be redrawn ahead of the November 6 election

"It's very unfair to have an election in less than 60 days and they change the district on you? And you've already won primaries? How does that work? " Trump said

"I don't know. There has to be something going on." The White House said that ahead of the general election, the president will be out on the road campaigning and fundraising – potentially making multiple appearances a day

Trump came prepared for the fundraiser with a few papers that he referenced when going through a list of what he says Democrats would do if they take control of Congress in November

"The Democrats, they're going to raise your taxes, they're going to increase job-killing regulations," Trump said, reading from a paper

"They're going to shut down your energy, the crime is going to be rampant — they're going to raid your Medicare to pay for socialism

If you look at Venezuela, that's a good example of current day socialism." The president refrained from attacking Sen

John McCain, who died a week ago, during Trump's Evansville, Indiana rally on Thursday night

But during his stump speech in Charlotte, he almost brought up his old anecdote about McCain's thumbs down no vote against Obamacare

McCain's body lay in state at the U.S. Capitol on Friday while the president was out of town

"We really had Obamacare defeated but unfortunately — you could say anyone that didn't vote was really the deciding vote," the president paused

"We didn't get any of the Democratic votes. "