CROWN AND OUT
The Crown boss has revealed why there’s no way the Netflix show can continue beyond season six.
The hit drama about the British Monarchy has had viewers gripped for four seasons so far, with two more to come.’
Speaking to Broadcast, Suzanne Mackie explained how Peter doesn’t intend to move the story on past the early 2000s.
She said: “Peter has said it very articulately, that he simply can’t write something unless there has been time to gain a proper perspective.
“I think he’s always felt 10 years is the minimum amount of time that he can see something in a historical context, to allow him to really understand it.”
The Duke of Cambridge has paid tribute to the “extraordinary” efforts of NHS staff during the pandemic as he hosted a Buckingham Palace party in their honour.
William welcomed 28 specially selected health service workers – from nurses and cleaners to care workers and caterers – to the Queen’s official London home for the Big Tea event on the 73rd anniversary of the NHS.
He was without wife Kate who is self-isolating after coming into contact with a Covid sufferer, Kensington Palace announced earlier.
William made up for her absence by chatting to guests for an extra 30 minutes as he moved around five tables laid out in the palace’s garden.
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Prince William commemorated the 73rd birthday of the U.K. s public-health service, the National Health Service (NHS) with two events on Monday, July 5.
The Duke of Cambridge attended a service of thanksgiving at St. Paul s Cathedral and later hosted a ‘Big Tea’ for NHS staff at Buckingham Palace. He attended these events alone, while the Duchess of Cambridge self-isolated at home following exposure to a person who later tested positive for COVID-19. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were previously scheduled to attend the events together at Joint Patrons of NHS Charities Together.
Prince William arrived at St. Paul s Cathedral for the special service of thanksgiving to commemorate the anniversary of the NHS s establishment 73 years ago around 11:00 local time. Guests at the service included leading figures and others involved in the NHS response to COVID-19, including several hundred members of frontline staff, according to
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The Duke of Cambridge thanked National Health Service staff for their “extraordinary” work this year at a tea party at Buckingham Palace on Monday afternoon.
In honour of the NHS’s 73
rd anniversary, the tea was hosted by William amidst a day of celebrations for the NHS and its workers after the past year-and-a-half battling the coronavirus pandemic.
It was the first garden party held at Buckingham Palace since the pandemic began, and Prince William met with 28 NHS workers across a variety of disciplines and trades, from frontline workers to those managing the housekeeping and catering departments, to thank them.