Special programme: Queen Elizabeth II – A Life of Service



Our special royal programme ‘Queen Elizabeth II: A Life of Service’, reflects on the monarch’s 70 years on the throne as the nation is set to fall silent.

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44 thoughts on “Special programme: Queen Elizabeth II – A Life of Service”

  1. What is with this ' service ' nonsense? Also how gracious she was; what does that mean? If she were well mannered then that is what I would expect of anyone, but I wouldn't say that they were gracious, what a ridiculous adjective.
    Remember when young women were described as ' vivacious ' in the tabloids? Well that word has disappeared from common usage so let's dump gracious.

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  2. She always carried her purse. She was a Wonerful Queen and A also great woman, Mother, Grand Mother and Grandmother. America mourns her as well as other countries. RIP Queen Elizabeth II God save the King!!!

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  3. RIP Queen Elizabeth II of England. She lived a life of duty, family, & most of all service to country. She will be missed by everyone around the globe. The legacy lives on. Congrats on 70 glorious years of reign in England. Condolences from California & from our channel: Australian Parakeets Stars

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  4. ‘Mass psychogenic illness (MPI), also called mass sociogenic illness, mass psychogenic disorder, epidemic hysteria, or mass hysteria, involves the spread of illness symptoms through a population where there is no infectious agent responsible for contagion.[1] It is the rapid spread of illness signs and symptoms affecting members of a cohesive group, originating from a nervous system disturbance involving excitation, loss, or alteration of function, whereby physical complaints that are exhibited unconsciously have no corresponding organic causes.[2]’

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  5. Loved like no other? Just can't understand all the fuss. She did no better than millions of people who worked at poorly paid jobs in poor housing and who never enjoyed a fraction of her wealth and prestige.

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  6. She had her dark side too just like all people. I remember when she was cutting a cake with an upside down sword (wrong way) and Kate said to her that there was a knife if she wanted one. She loudly snapped at Kate and said "I know that"! Kate must have felt so embarrassed. Camilla was there too.

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  7. I'm south african but I feel a sadness for the loss of the queen. She was a remarkable woman who achieved so much more than was expected of her. I respect her work ethic the Most I think. It's a sad time and the end of an Era…….. I hope her family has learned enough from her to carry her legacy on with the same amount of dignity she did.

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  8. "SORROW" 2022 %%

    Sorrow is better than laughter

    For by grieving, we're improved.

    Blessed be all who morn

    Till from sadness they're removed.

    After death our souls shall fly

    Perhaps from star to star.

    Reaching our destination

    To find Heaven’s gate ajar.

    God made us able to cry

    Sorrow teaches us to fear.

    Those days we’re selfish and cruel

    When life is so short and dear.

    Time wipes tears from all faces

    Whose hearts are tuned to sorrow.

    Those that cry a thousand tears

    Shall be blessed by tomorrow.

    It matters not, how long we live

    More, how well we play our part.

    For the road to Heaven is always near

    As long as there's truth in our heart.

    By Tom Zart Most Published Poet On The Web

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  9. World war II the Korean war Vietnam war the Cuban missile nuclear crisis the riots of African Americans in America in the sixties to the first monkey from Russia is in space into the men on the moon and to the Rover on Mars through the Russian and the Afghanistan war through the American and Afghanistan war through the Trump drama of America. Through Grove at 19 and all the way to walking to work the day she shook the hand of the new prime minister went home and died on the day she passed it was a damn memo about monkeypoxv on her desk what an incredible politician she was with a lot of class. Personally I don't like to set up but they had her and she had a class and that's what saved their butts in my opinion

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  10. I can’t imagine the pain all in the family are experiencing. I, myself, am teary to go to bed, after watching the whole funeral and tons of photos of Her Majesty. Her example in faith makes me stronger as a Christian. (Olga K.)

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  11. I remember Little Prince George the most. He always been able to make a photo moment from his christen photo, xmas pudding tradition and more. But he was such impressive presence. His dad was so shy and timid but he is his mother son.

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  12. This whole thing should be done away with..Why should the public fund this lifestyle..She couldnt sell one of her paintings to pay for her funeral, nope the public thats on its knees with cost of living as to pay for it.. tHIS ARCHBISHOP MENTIONED THE POOR- ONCE..Hes so out of touch..Makes me sick these people have had such a privileged life weve to take hope from her death..piss off..that means nothing to me.

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