Upload Byline Answer with airSlate SignNow

Upload byline answer

as well and if this queen is supposed to represent the best of us right the best of britishness she's never been to a food bank well i'm sorry if you know i'm sorry i think whether i don't care i've never been to a food bank yeah but you're not the queen what the hell she's supposed to care about all her people oh yeah but what you're doing what you're doing is writing a headline you're not really making the series you're making a very serious no you're not people going hungry who are using food banks wouldn't it be great if she made a symbol it might be what should i finish and then she comes and stood and visited a food bank and put pressure on the government which has created the situation where we've got these food banks don't you think that would be important no no i don't actually think it'd be important i think you're trivializing points just to make sure just it's friday night and it's the queen's jubilee with byline times and with me hardeep masaru and with me peter dukes and for the next hour or so we'll be bringing you what the papers don't normally say and what the tv doesn't always want to tell you well coming up something a little bit different it's our juice belly tea party yeah well let's get some scones in uh prosecco some cheap prosecco yes we don't spare an expense here joining us will be none other than byline times columnist otto english a keen royal observer and alibi brown the author and the eye newspaper columnist will also be popping in for a scone and if he wants a tea cake is welcome to one tom burke will be joining us environmentalist and campaigner and a long-term friend of prince charles well honey 70 years unprecedented the longest reigning monarch in british history quillers but the second was born in 1926 same year as my mother slightly different circumstances my mother was put up for adoption she then ascended to the throne in 1952 unexpectedly as her uncle had abdicated and her father had died prematurely from an empire that was covering a quarter of the world's map to the postcolonial commonwealth era from sir winston churchill to call britannia and everything in between including the recent pandemic when the queen told us that we will meet again the british monarch has occupied a unique position in modern british history but where will the institution which she has served her life to protect go from here well whether you're a loyalist or a republican or don't really care either way we'll be looking back and looking forward to this unique reign and whether we'll ever look upon her like again now the jubilee celebrations have already been underway for the past couple of days across the country let's take a look at how they've been unfolding [Applause] the queen...