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The twins beat odds of 700 million to one to reach 100

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Britain's oldest twins have today both received telegrams from the Queen.

May and Marjorie Chavasse celebrated their 100th birthday with a joint birthday party.

Among the guests were four generations of their family.

They included five-year old William and Vivian Hall - the first twins to be born in the family since Marjorie and May.

The chances of identical twins both living beyond the age of 100 are about one in 700 million.

But the Chavasse twins were said to be determined from an early age to reach 100.

Neither sister married but both had distinguished careers.

Marjorie worked for the Dr Barnados charity setting up children's homes.

May became a nurse and cared for wounded soldiers in France during World War I.

She subsequently received a military honour for her work.

Marjorie still lives in her own home in Windsor, Berkshire while May lives in a home for retired nurses in Buckinghamshire.    

Some of the festival goers set up a new camp near Eton

Organisers of the Windsor Free Festival, which started last Saturday, have accused police officers of heavy-handedness.

More than 600 officers moved in at 0800 on Thursday and began to clear the site where more than 2,000 festival-goers had camped overnight.

Many campers left voluntarily or offered only offered passive resistance but some fighting broke out.

220 were arrested and more than 50 people - including 22 police officers - were injured.

About 400 people marched through Windsor town centre in protest at the police action.

Several festival-goers claimed the police had acted brutally.

Michael Bennett, 17, from Worthing said he had been subjected to an unprovoked attack and as a result had a badly bruised neck.

David Stafford, 22, from Haywards Heath in Sussex said the police were arresting people at random.

"I don't know why the police got so violent. People were being thrown into police vans for no reason," he said.

The chief constable of Thames Valley Police, David Holdsworth, said his officers had moved in because the festival organisers had not got permission to camp on Windsor Great Park.

Mr Holdsworth said any complaints about police behaviour would be investigated.  

identical: the charge or matter undertaken to be proved（同樣的）

unprovoked: to induce to engage in sexual intercourse（無(wú)緣無(wú)故的）

constable: excessively hot and humid or marked by sweating and faintness（治安官；警官）