we know this government is not particularly- fond of the bbc. the bbc played pretty much of a blinder. - i suspect a lot - of us are bbc one watchers, but radio, they all have to navigate this and they can - easily have fallen over. and i gather there were easy decisions to make like not i having this style of strictly - come dancing and more difficult decisions, do you showj paddington the movie? but the bbc flexed on quite a lot of. its platforms in terms of its - content, and we think how many platforms notjust the range of radio stations the fact - that there hasn t been a single item that has been hailed as a| catastrophic bbc mistake.
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in the city centre, people streamed towards the royal mile, thronging the pavements and craning for a view, some up high, but many thousands jostling for position down below. and then the cortege appeared, threading its way over cobbled streets, as people showed their appreciation. and, as is the modern way, recorded the experience for themselves. until the procession moved past and out of sight. i m quite fond of the queen. yeah, she s been with me my whole life. i went to school in murray house just up there, and every year when she came to the palace, the procession, we all got brought out to wave to the queen and any other dignitaries, king olaf of norway, i remember him as well. so, yes, i have a, you know. some here, like donald wilson, had a very personal
members of the family and it is always heartwarming to capture. a lot of us remember those pictures of the queen talking to prince louis on the balcony and i think they are very heartwarming moments. i think it is these moments that we look back on and it is always been special capturing these historic moments for the queen. so as you ve done that, the queen within her family, what did you capture about her relationship with those she loved the most her children, grandchildren, great grandchildren? it really was quite rare to get members of the family in on public display and christening s is when facing particular fond of which is prince george with the queen princess charlotte christening is lovely moments looking up at her and everyone talking about